Juan Marrero Pérez

Hilario
Personal information
Full name	Juan Hilario Marrero Pérez
Date of birth	(1905-12-08)8 December 1905
Place of birth	Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
Date of death	1989
Playing position	Striker
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1922–1925	Porteño
1925–1928	Victoria
1928–1931	Deportivo de La Coruña
1931–1936	Real Madrid
1936–1939	Valencia
1939–1940	Barcelona
1940–1942	Deportivo de La Coruña
1942–1943	Elche
National team
1931–1935	Spain	2	(1)
Teams managed
1939–1949	Deportivo La Coruña
1949–1950	Girona
1958–1959	Deportivo La Coruña
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Juan Hilario Marrero Pérez, nicknamed Hilario^[1] (born 8 December 1905 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria; died 1989) was a Spanish association footballer. He earned 2 caps and scored 1 goal for the Spain national football team, and participated in the 1934 FIFA World Cup.

He then became a manager at Deportivo de La Coruña.^[2]

Career

1922-25 Porteño
1925-28 Victoria
1928-31 Deportivo de La Coruña
1931-36 Real Madrid
1936-39 Valencia CF
1939-40 FC Barcelona
1940-42 Deportivo de La Coruña
1942-43 Elche CF

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External links

Profile

Spain squad – 1934 FIFA World Cup

FW Bosch FW Campanal FW Chacho MF Cilaurren DF Ciriaco FW Fede FW Gorostiza DF Hilario FW Iraragorri FW Lafuente FW Lángara FW Lecue MF Marculeta FW Marín MF Muguerza GK Nogués DF Quincoces FW Regueiro FW Solé FW Ventolrà DF Zabalo GK Zamora Coach: García Salazar

Deportivo de La Coruña – managers

Hilario (1939–41)
Mariño (1941)
Chacho (1941–42)
Mariño (1942–43)
de la Fuente (1943–45)
Hilario (1945–46)
Hilario (1946–47)
Urquiri (1947–48)
Andonegui (1948)
Bienzobas (1948–49)
Scopelli (1949–50)
Oso Díaz (1950–51)
Chacho (1951–52)
Casal (1952–53)
Herrera (1953)
Iturraspe (1953–54)
Toba (1954–55)
Rodrigo (1955–56)
Pahiño (1956)
Zubieta (1956–57)
Villalonga (1957)
Jesús Barrio (1959–61)
Rabassa (1962)
Rodrigo (1962–63)
Lelé (1963)
Olsen (1963–64)
Otxoa (1964)
Carniglia (1964–65)
Orizaola (1965–67)
Moll (1967)
Eguiluz (1967–68)
Martín (1968–70)
Olsen (1970)
Iglesias (1971–73)
Riera (1973)
Torres (1973–74)
Orizaola (1974)
Irulegui (1974)
Naya (1975–76)
Martín (1976)
Rial (1976)
Martín (1976–77)
José López (1977)
Arza (1977–78)
Mateos (1978)
Suárez (1978–79)
García Verdugo (1979–80)
Joseíto (1980)
Martínez Palomar (1980–81)
Rodríguez (1981–82)
Iglesias (1982–85)
Aranguren (1985–86)
Ríos (1986–87)
Rodríguez (1987–88)
Iglesias (1988–91)
Boronat (1991–92)
Iglesias (1992–95)
Toshack (1995–97)
Silva (1997)
Corral (1997–98)
Irureta (1998–2005)
Caparrós (2005–07)
Lotina (2007–11)
Oltra (2011–12)
Domingos (2012–13)
Vázquez (2013–14)
Fernández (2014–15)
Víctor (2015–)

Girona FC – managers

Viñas (1930–34)
Zabala (1934–36)
J. Santpere (1936–37)
Bru (1937–39)
Viñas (1939–40)
González (1940–41)
Zabala (1941–42)
Martí (1942–43)
J. Abad (1943–44)
Soldevila (1944)
Tarradellas (1944–46)
Romans (1946–47)
Enrique (1947)
Mas (1947–48)
Plattkó (1948–49)
Hilario (1949–50)
Sastre (1950–51)
Bescós (1951–52)
Balmanya (1952)
Espada (1952–53)
Medina (1953)
Arcas (1953–54)
Bescós (1954–55)
Aldecoa (1955–57)
Caicedo (1957–58)
Burcet (1958)
Gallart (1958–59)
Medina (1959)
Aldecoa (1959–60)
Lidón (1960–61)
Pujolràs (1961)
Bescós (1961–62)
Ortega (1962–64)
Pujolràs (1964–65)
Moll (1965–66)
Pujolràs (1966–67)
Aldecoa (1967–68)
Méndez (1968–69)
Vences (1969–72)
Sasot (1972–74)
Aldecoa (1974–76)
Coll (1976)
Pujolràs (1976–77)
Gatell (1977–79)
Sasot (1979–80)
Pinto (1980–81)
Muñoz (1981)
Pinto (1981–82)
Aldecoa (1982)
Costa (1982)
Muñoz (1982–85)
Waldo Ramos (1985–86)
Carrasco (1986–87)
Muñoz (1987)
Hatero (1987–88)
José Manuel (1988)
Lagunas (1988)
Agustí (1988–92)
Mercader (1992–93)
Bonachera (1993)
Muñoz (1993–95)
Morata (1995)
Robi (1995–96)
Santos (1996)
Masferrer (1996)
García Castany (1996–97)
Riera (1997)
Gratacós (1997–99)
Bengoetxea (1999–2000)
Márquez (2000)
Jordan (2000)
Barti (2000–01)
Morata (2001–02)
Moratalla (2002–03)
Julià (2003)
Abadía (2003–04)
Nogués (2004–05)
Torrent (2005–06)
Carrillo (2006–07)
R. Rodríguez (2007)
Agné (2007–09)
Salamero (2009)
Olmo (2009)
Cristóbal (2009)
Julià (2009–10)
Agné (2010–12)
Uribe (2012)
Salamero (2012)
Rubi (2012–13)
R. Rodríguez (2013)
J. López (2013–14)
Machín (2014–)

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