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Argentina, under the direction of
Daniel Donati with the
assistance of Duncan Ogan, has
always brought to Dallas world class players and the roster for
2007 is not an exception. Among the players invited for 2007:
Cohio Almandoz, Axel Clazon, Leo Liberman,
Fabian Salas, Daniel Tilger, Yagui Fernandez and
Fabian Salas.
Gracias al MAS GRANDE por prestarnos a Chiche
y el Cohio!!!
Roster for 2007 includes
Argentina won the WMC in 2006. previously had won
Legends Cups 1998, 2000 and 2001.
- Up: Nelson Agoglia, Leo Liberman, Yagui
Fernandez, Josema Bazan, Alejandro Gorosito,
Nestor Merlo, Daniel Gonzalez.
Down: Hernan Manrique, Daniel Tilger, Jorge
Matheu, Victor Medina, Diego Gordillo
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Argentina - Players
All Time Roster
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Nelson AGOGLIA
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- Born: 05/10/1973 in Lomas del
Mirador (Pcia Buenos Aires)
- Height: 6-1 (1.86 m).
Played for
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1990-1995 Deportivo Español
- 1996-1999
Colón
- 2000-2002
Estudiantes
de La Plata
- 2003
Dep Quito (Ecuador)
- 2004
Gimnasia y Esgrima (Jujuy)
- 2005
Oriente Petrolero (Bolivia)
- 2006
Atletico Tucuman
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Hector ALMANDOZ
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- Played for
- Quilmes (1989)
- Velez Sarsfield (1990-1995)
- 1993 League champions
- 1994 Libertadores and
Intercontinental champions.
- Estudiantes (1994)
- San Lorenzo (1995)
- Deportivo Español
(1996)
- Maccabi Haiffa
(Israel)
(1997)
- Santa Cruz
(Brasil) (1998)
- Chacarita
(1999)
- Aguas Calientes
(México) (2000)
- Melgar (Perú)
(2001)
- Chacarita Jrs (2002-2003)
- Aurora (Bolivia) (2004)
- Jorge Wilsterman (Bolivia)
(2005)
- Almirante Brown (2006)
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Sergio ALMIRON
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- Born August 18th 1958
in Rosario (Argentina)
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- Career:
- 1977-85: Newell's Old
Boys (Rosario, Argentina)
- 1986-87: Tours (France)
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1986: World Champion with Argentina in Mexico 86
- 1988-90:
Tigres de Nuevo Leon (Mexico)
- 1991-92: Estudiantes
(La Plata, Argentina)
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Jose Maria BAZAN
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- Born in Corral de Bustos (Cordoba)
October 14 1971
- Clubs he played in (clubes en que
jugo)
- 1987-89 Argentinos Jrs
- 1990-91 Platense
- In 1990 played
for Argentina World Cup Under 20 in Portugal
- 1992-93
Blooming (Bolivia)
- 1993-94 Rafaela
- 1994-95 Godoy Cruz Mendoza
- 1995-96 Irati S.C. Curitiba (Brasil)
- 1996-98 Texas Toros (USISL)
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Carlos BARISIO
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- Born in San Fernando (Argentina)
March 1st 1951
- Clubs he played in (equipos en los
que jugo)
- River Plate(1968-74)
- Gimnasia y Esgrima LP(1975)
- All Boys (1976-78)
- Ferro Carril Oeste (1978-83)
League champion (1982)
- Boca Jrs (1983)
- Chacarita Jrs (1984)
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- Achievements:
- South american record
of 1077 minutes undefeated (1981) according to the ránking
of Federación Internacional de Historia y Estadísticas de
Fútbol (IFFHS).
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Jose "Tano" BARRELLA
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- Born March 8th 1965 in Temperley,
Argentina.
- Played in:
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- 1984-87 Temperley
- 1987: Chaco For Ever
- 1988-89 Racing Cordoba
- 1990-95 Deportivo Español
- 1995-96 Gimnasia y Esgrima Jujuy
- 1996 Independiente Santa Fe
(Colombia)
- 1997-98 Rosario Central
- In Deportivo Español he had an
extensive career from 1990 to 1995,
a total of 127 games and 14 goals
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Fabian BASUALDO
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- Born in Rosario (Argentina) on
February 26th 1964.
- His career:
- 1983-88 Newell's Old Boys
(League champion 1987)
- 1989-93 River Plate
(League champion 1990 / 1993)
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1991 Copa America champion with Argentina
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1992 King Fahd Cup champion / Argentina
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1993 Copa America champion w/ Argentina
- 1993-97 Newell's Old Boys
- 1997-98 Godoy Cruz Mendoza
- 1998-99 Brown de Adrogue
- 1999-2000 Platense
- For Argentina
national team played WC U-20 in 1983 (runner up) then Kirin
Cup and Copa America in 1991(both won by Argentina) King
Fahd in 1992 (Argentina champion) and Copa America 1993
(champion)
- He also played
qualifying games for World Cup 1994, a total of 29 games for
the national team of Argentina
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Jose "Charly" BATISTA
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- Born in
Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, March 6th
1962
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- Played for:
- Deportivo Español (Argentina) 1984
-1993
- Rampla Juniors (Uruguay) 1994
- Gimnasia y Esgrima (Jujuy)
(Argentina) 1995 - 1998
- Deportivo Español (Argentina)1998 -
2000
Argentino de Quilmes (Argentina) 2000 - 2001
- In World Cup
1986 played for Uruguay
- World record:
Fastest red card in soccer history! On June 13th 1986
(Uruguay vs Scotland) referee Arturo Brizio expelled Batista
after only 55 seconds of playing.
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Felipe BELLINI
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- Born in Buenos Aires March 25th 1964.
- Played in
- 1983-86 Platense
- 1986: Atletico Tucuman
- 1987-96 Platense
- 1996 Estudiantes Rio Cuarto
- 1997 Platense
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Jorge "Cacho" BORELLI
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- Born on November 2, 1964 in Buenos
Aires.
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- His Career:
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- Platense (1980-1983)
- River Plate (1983-1987)
1985 League title
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Libertadores champion (1986)
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Intercontinental champion
(1986)
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Interamericana Champion (1986)
- Racing Club (1987-1991)
- Tigres (Mexico) (1991)
- San Lorenzo (1992-1996)
- Won Copa
America 1991 and 1993 with Argentina
- Played World
Cup USA 94 for Argentina
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Oscar BORGARELLO
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- Native of
Argentina
- 1986
National Championship Team
- Scholarship
Player at University of North Texas
- SISL teams
Arrows and Dallas Rockets; 1987 - 1991
- SISL
All-Star Team; 1987-1991
- SISL
Championship, Arrows; 1990
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Pedro CATALANO
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- Born in Avellaneda (Argentina) on
December 29th 1951.
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- Played for:
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- Villa Dalmine (1973-1976)
- Deportivo Español (1976-1995)
- Established a
world record of playing 344 consecutive games (never
injured, never substituted)
- Arsenal (1995-1996)
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Daniel CHOGRI
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- Born: 06/27/1970 in Mendoza,
Argentina
Amateur player -
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Carlos "Cacho" CORDOBA
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- Born in Moreno (Pcia Buenos Aires)
5/11/1958
- Played for
- 1977-85 Boca Juniors (Argentina)
Champion 1981
- 1985 Indoor Laser and San
Diego.(MISL)
- 1986 Huracan (Argentina)
- 1987-88 San Diego (MISL)
- 1989-90 Kansas City (MISL)
- 1991 Milwaukee Rampage
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Mariano "Loco" DALLA LIBERA
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- Born in Buenos Aires, March 4th 1964
- Clubs he played in:
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- 1986-88 River Plate
- 1988 Temperley
- 1989 River Plate
- 1989 Independiente Santa Fe
(Colombia)
- 1990 Estudiantes de La Plata
- 1991 Atlas (Mexico)
- 1992 Platense
- 1993 Huracan
- 1994 Racing Club
- 1995-96 Platense
- 1997-99 Newell's Old Boys
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Gustavo DAY
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- Born: 10/20/1965 in New York (raised in
Mendoza, Argentina)
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Hermes DESIO
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- Born in Rosario
(Argentina) January 20th 1970
- Height 1.79m Position:
Defender/Midfielder
Played for Independiente, Celta de Vigo, Salamanca,
Deportivo Alavés
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- Played UEFA Cup finals 2001 and 2003
with Deportivo Alaves (Spain)
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Gustavo DEZOTTI
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- Born 14.02.1964 in Monte Buey, Santa
Fe (Argentina)
- Height: 180 cm
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- Played for
- 1982-88 Newell's Old Boys (Champion
1987)
- 1988-89 Lazio (Italia)
- 1989-94 Cremonese (Italia)
- Played World
Cup 1990 for Argentina (2nd place)
- 1995 Leon (Mexico)
- 1996-97 Atlas (Mexico)
- 1997 Quilmes
- 1998-99 Defensor (Uruguay)
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Cristian "Pajaro" DOMIZI
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- Born September 6th 1969 in Rosario,
Argentina.
- His career:
- 1990/94 Newell's Old Boys
(Argentina)
- 1996/97 Pumas UNAM (Mexico)
- 1998 Monterrey (Mexico)
- 1999/00 Union Santa Fe (Argentina)
- 2001 Lanus
- 2000/01 Independiente (Argentina)
- 2001 Lanus (Argentina)
- 2002 Newell's (Argentina)
- 2003 Union Santa Fe (Argentina)
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Daniel DONATI
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- Born: in January 22nd 1959
Played in San Lorenzo (youth teams) and semi-pro with
- Genesis (USISL)
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Carlos ENRIQUE
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- Born December 12th 1963 in Lanus (Prov
Buenos Aires)
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- Played for:
- Lanus (1981)
- Independiente (1982-1988)
- 1983 League
Champion
- 1984
Libertadores and Intercontinental Champion
- River Plate (1988-1992)
1989 and 1990 League champion
- Lanus (1992-1993)
- Gimnasia de Salta (1993-1994)
- Alianza Lima )1994-1995)
- Banfield (1996-1999)
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- Playing for
Argentina he won Copa America in 1991
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Favio "Yagui" FERNANDEZ
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- Born July 1st 1971 in Buenos Aires,
Argentina
- Gimnasia(LP)
- Independiente
- Unión
- Huracán
- Espanyol (Spain)
- Hércules (Spain)
- Táchira (Venezuela).
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Gabriel GENTILE
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- Born in Buenos Aires April 30, 1972
- Gaby distinguished himself as a
player among the NTSSA Select Teams when he won the Kirby
Keas Award at the 1991 Dallas Cup .
He is a graduate of the University of North Texas where he
attended on a full soccer scholarship and earned a B.B.A. At
the collegiate level he was selected as the All Midwest
Region Player for the University of North Texas.
Professionally, Gentile played for the Dallas Burn, New
Orleans Storm (A League) and the Texas Rattlers.
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Alejandro GOROSITO
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- Born: 03/28/1975 La Plata (Pcia
Buenos Aires)
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Played for
- Uruguay Soccer Club
(Miami)
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Alfredo GRACIANI
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- Born: June 6th 1965 in Buenos Aires.
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- Atlanta (1981-1985)
- Played World
Cup under 18 in Mexico.
- Boca Juniors (1985-1992)
- Won Supercopa 89
and Recopa 90
- Racing Club (1992-1993)
- Boca Juniors (1994)
- Deportivo Español (1995)
- Argentinos Juniors (1996-1997)
- Scored a total of
72 goals playing for Boca Jrs.
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Glen JOLLEY
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- Born: 05/10/1965 in Louisiana (raised
in Argentina)
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Javier KRUMM
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- Born in
Libertador San Martin
(Argentina) 12/16/68
- Played
for:
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1990-93 Sarmiento (Entre Rios)
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1994 Recreativo (Entre Rios)
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1992 Sagunto (Spain)
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- As a
coach he studied in River Plate University (Argentina) and has
coached for:
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Sagunto College (Spain) (1992)
- Cedar
Hill Long Horns (Texas) (2000-2003)
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Currently coaching for Puget Sound (Washington)
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Horacio "Ato" LEONE
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- Born April 20th 1971 in San Vicente,
Argentina
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- 1995-2000 Houston Hotshots
- 2001 Sacramento Knights
- 2001-02 Kansas City Comets
- Top Scorer 2000 Futsal Tournament
in Sao Paulo, Brazil
- 2001 World Indoor Soccer League
Most Valuable Player
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Leonel LIBERMAN
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Born May 26, 1972 in Buenos
Aires
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Played for:
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Argentinos Juniors
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All Boys
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Racing Club
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Almagro
- Deportes
Arica (Chile)
- Oriente
Petrolero
(Bolivia)
- Union Central
(Bolivia)
- Bolivar
(Bolivia)
- Tecnico
Universitario
(Ecuador)
- LDU
(Ecuador)
- Cuenca
(Ecuador)
- Emelec
(Ecuador)
- Guarani
(Brasil )
- Defensor
(Uruguay)
- Independiente
Sta. Fe(Colombia )
- Maccabi Petah-Tikva
and
Hapoel Jerusalem
(Israel).
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Walter LOYOLA
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- Born: 05/10/1973
- Played in:
- Cipolletti (Rio
Negro-Argentina) 1981-84
- El Porvenir (Argentina) 1984-85
- Mesquita (Brazil) 1985-86
- Palmeiras (Brazil) 1986-88
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- Currently coaching for Slammers FC Infinity Club and the
Olympic Development Program (OPD)
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Pedro MAGALLANES
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- Born June 14th 1956 in Argentina
- Played for:
- Independiente
- Talleres de Cordoba
- Rosario Central
- Racing Club
- Loma Negra.
- Ft Lauderdale Strikers (USA)
- Played for Argentina
national team in 1983-84
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Hernan MANRIQUE
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Born Aug 17th 1971 In Buenos
Aires, Argentina
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Played in:
- 1992-96
All Boys
- 1996-99
Belgrano Cordoba
- 199--00
Union Santa Fe
- 2000-02
Nueva Chicago
- 2002
Macara (Ecuador)
- 2003-05
Huracan
- 2006-07
Atletico Tucuman
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German MARTELLOTTO
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- Born in Nov 6th 1962 in Calchin
(Cordoba, Argentina)
- Played in:
- 1983/84: Belgrano (Cordoba)
- 1985: Rosario Central
- 1986: Belgrano (Cordoba)
- 1987/88: Deportivo Español
- 1989/90 Deportivo Cali (Colombia)
- 1990/93: Rayados Monterrey (Mexico)
league title
- Played for
Argentina national team in 1991/92
- 1994: America (Mexico)
Interamericana Cup
- 1995/96: Pachuca (promotion to 1st
division)
- 1997/98: Deportivo Español
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Jorge MATHEU
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Born March 22nd 1967 in Cordoba
(Argentina).
Played in:
- 1988-93 Instituto de Cordoba
- 1994 Belgrano de Cordoba
- 1995 Douglas Haig (Pergamino)
- 1995 Guavira (Bolivia)
- 1996-97 Gral Pico (La Pampa)
- 1998-00 Uruguay Soccer Club
(Miami)
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Victor MEDINA
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- Born: 05/10/1973
- Played for:
- Atletico Tucuman
- Dallas Burn
- Dallas Toro
- DFW Tornados
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Juan Carlos MICHIA
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Professional soccer player for 13 years
in Argentina and USA.
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Played for
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Quilmes Athletic Club (champion 1978)
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In the U.S.for:
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Wichita Wings,
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Chicago Horizon
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New York Arrows
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Baltimore Blast
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Chicago Shock
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USSF Men’s National Staff Coach
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USSF “A” Coaching License
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USSF Instructional Staff
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USSF Minority Scouting Program
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