Rodolfo Motta

Rodolfo Motta (Buenos Aires, July 11, 1944 – Buenos Aires, August 4, 2014) was an Argentine footballer and coach.

He died on August 4, 2014, at the age of 70.^[1]

References

↑ Murió Rodolfo Motta, símbolo del fútbol de ascenso (Spanish)

Tirado (1956–58)
Viccino (1958–59)
Peucelle (1960)
Honores (1960–62)
Didi (1962–64)
Terry (1964–66)
Barbalho (1966)
Didi (1967–69)
Pasache (1969)
Bártoli (1969–71)
Gutendorf (1971)
Calderón (1972–74)
Campos (1974–75)
Agurto (1976–77)
Máspoli (1977–78)
Fernández (1978–79)
Calderón (1979–81)
Gallardo (1981–82)
Cubilla (1982–1983)
Chiarella (1984)
Gallardo (1985)
Del Castillo (1985)
Chumpitaz (1985–86)
Company (1987–88)
Montalvo (1988)
Gallardo (1988–89)
López-Cavallero (1989–90)
Mellán (1990)
Oblitas (1990–92)
Amaral (1993)
Reyna (1993)
Oblitas (1993–95)
Carbone (1996)
Markarián (1996–97)
Arrué (1997–98)
García (1998)
Navarro (1998–99)
Motta (1999)
Oblitas (1999–01)
Magalhaes (2001)
Autuori (2002)
Weber (2003)
Valencia (2003–04)
Bauza (2005–05)
Del Solar (2005–06)
Sampaoli (2007)
Oblitas (2007–09)
Rivera (2010)
Rivarola (2011)
Reynoso (2011)
Mosquera (2012–13)
Vivas (2013)
Ahmed (2014–)

This article is issued from Wikipedia - version of the Monday, January 25, 2016. The text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike but additional terms may apply for the media files.