Paulo Porto (football manager)

Paulo Porto
Personal information
Full name	Paulo Francisco da Silva Porto
Date of birth	(1951-09-27) 27 September 1951
Place of birth	Taquari, Brazil
Playing position	Manager
Teams managed
Years	Team
1998	Pinheiros-RS
1999	Taquariense
2000–2001	Glória
2001–2002	Guarani
2002	São José-CS
2002	Lages
2003	Marcílio Dias
2004	São José-CS
2004	Lages
2004–2005	Esportivo
2005	Juventude-B
2006	Brasil de Pelotas
2007	Veranópolis
2007	Ulbra-RS
2007	Caxias
2008	Inter de Santa Maria
2008	Metropolitano
2009	Esportivo
2009	Brasil de Pelotas
2010	Glória
2011	Santa Cruz-RS
2011	São Luiz
2012	Caxias
2012	Brasil de Farroupilha
2012	Novo Hamburgo
2013	São Luiz
2013	ABC
2013–2014	Pelotas
2015	Aimoré
2015–	Pelotas^[1]

Paulo Francisco da Silva Porto known as Paulo Porto (born 27 September 1951 in Taquari) is a Brazilian professional football manager.

Since 1998 he coached the Pinheiros-RS, Taquariense, Glória, Guarani, São José-CS, Lages, Marcílio Dias, Esportivo, Juventude B, Brasil de Pelotas, Veranópolis, Ulbra-RS, Caxias, Inter de Santa Maria, Metropolitano, Santa Cruz-RS, São Luiz, Brasil de Farroupilha, Novo Hamburgo, ABC, Pelotas and Aimoré.^[2]

Titles

São José-CS

Campeonato Gaúcho - 2ª Divisão: 1

2002

Esportivo

Copa FGF: 1

2004

Veranópolis

Campeonato Gaúcho do Interior: 1

2007

Inter-SM

Campeonato Gaúcho do Interior: 1

2008

Caxias

Taça Piratini: 1

2012

Pelotas

Copa Sul Fronteira: 1

2013

Super Copa Gaúcha: 1

2013

Recopa Gaúcha: 1

2014

References

↑ "Paulo Porto é o novo técnico do Pelotas". Zero Hora. 2015-05-18. Retrieved 2015-09-09.
↑ Paulo Porto - Paulo Francisco da Silva Porto - Brasil Farroupilha - Sambafoot.com

External links

Profile at Soccerway.com
Profile at Soccerpunter.com
Paulo Porto manager stats at footballzz.co.uk

Caxias – managers

Malinverni (1974)
Culpi (1986)
Wortmann (1987)
Tite (1991–92)
Roth (1996)
Simionatto (1998)
Tite (1999–00)
Gaúcho (2001)
Cavalo (2002)
Ribeiro (2002)
Chamusca (2003)
Tita (2004)
Fonseca (2004)
M. Menezes (2004–05)
Machado (2007)
P. Porto (2007)
Kleina (2007)
Adilson F. (2008–09)
Weber (2009)
Argel (2009)
Iser (2009)
Círio (2009)
Julinho (2010)
Drubscky (2010)
Lisca (2010–11)
Macuglia (2011)
Argel (2011)
L.C. Ferreira (2011)
P. Porto (2012)
Ovelha (2012)
Picoli (2012–14)
Campos (2014)
Schülle (2014)
P. Turra (2014–15)
H. Anjos (2015)
Zaluar (2015)
Vilar (2015)
Campos (2015–)

ABC – managers

Carabina (1977–78)
Ferdinando (1979–85)
S. Leônidas (1985)
Givanildo (1985–86)
Ferdinando (1987)
M. Simões (1992)
S. Lopes (1995)
Soares (1995)
Ferdinando (1995–96)
Diá (1996)
Neto (1998)
Ferdinando (1998–99)
M. Marques (2000)
Moroni (2000)
D. Duarte (2000)
Guarnelli (2001)
Ferdinando (2004)
Diá (2004)
L.C. Cruz (2006)
Davino (2006)
E. Leivinha (2006)
Ferdinando (2006–08)
Arturzinho (2009)
F. Lopes (2009)
Neto (2009)
F. Barros (2009)
da Cunha (2009)
D. Duarte (2010)
L. Campos (2010–11)
Guto F. (2011)
Scarpino (2011)
L. Campos (2011–12)
M. Goiano (2012)
Ademir (2012)
Givanildo (2012–13)
P. Porto (2013)
W. Lemos (2013)
Fernandes (2014)
Zé Teodoro (2014)
Moacir Jr. (2014)
Fernandes (2014–2015)
Teixeira (2015)
Dal Pozzo (2015)
Cecílio (2015)
H. Anjos (2015)
China (2015)
Narciso (2016)
Geninho (2016–)

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