Vladislao Cap
Vladislao Cap (1974 )
Vladislao Wenceslao Cap ( born July 5, 1934 in Avellaneda, † 14 September 1982) was an Argentine football player and later coach of Polish origin, who participated both as a player and as a coach at a World Cup and even so celebrated a number of successes.
Playing career
Club career
Vladislao Cap, born in 1934 in Avellaneda, an industrial suburb of Buenos Aires, began playing football in 1952 when Arsenal de Lavallol in Buenos Aires. After a year at the small club he went to Quilmes AC, from where he moved to his birthplace after a further year for Racing Club. In Racing Avellaneda Cap played, among other things, along with other football greats of his time such as Pedro Dellacha Omar Corbatta or Pedro Manfredini and 1958 Argentine football champion. A first place in the Primera División was assigned three points ahead of the Boca Juniors. In 1961 he left the club and joined CA Huracán, where he 27 games in the Primera División made in a year and with the bonarenser Team reached the tenth place in the table. After the 1961 season, he was taken from the showpiece club River Plate under contract and played from then on for four years for Argentina 's most successful club. The team led by stars like Ermindo Onega, Antonio Roma and José Ramos Delgado Vladislao Cap did not come but beyond the role of a reserve player and brought it in four years only to sixty games in Argentine football House of Lords. After the end of his time at River Plate Cap then played one more year for CA Velez Sarsfield, before he ended his career in 1966 at the age of 32 years.
National
Between 1959 and 1962 Vladislao Cap made eleven matches in the Argentine national soccer team. In the first year of his international career, he took part in the Copa América in part in their own country, which was won by the Argentine selection promptly. In the 3-1 win against Paraguay on March 22, 1959 at the Monumental stadium in Buenos Aires, he scored his first and only international goal during the World Grand Prix. Three years later he was appointed to the South American squad for the FIFA World Cup in Chile national coach Juan Carlos Lorenzo. During the tournament the defender completed the games against England (1:3 ) and Hungary ( 0-0). For more World Cup games prevented the early exit of Argentina after the group stage. After the World Cup ended, the national time Vladislao Cap.
Coaching career
After the end of his active career as a football player Vladislao cap was coach. In 1968 he took his first job as executive head coach and coached Ferro Carril Oeste henceforth. Great success remained to him but denied. In 1970 he was taken from the reigning champions Argentina Chacarita Juniors under contract, but did not go on placements him midfield. Between 1971 and 1972 he coached CA Independiente Avellaneda from his hometown. With Independiente he reached 1971, the Argentine Metropolitano championship in competition with a first place one point ahead of Velez Sarsfield. Thus he laid the foundation for Independiente successes in the Copa Libertadores in the following years, as it was able to qualify as a national champion for this competition. The victory in the Copa Libertadores in 1972 but he did not live as manager of Independiente, he was replaced in early 1972 by Pedro Dellacha.
After he coached from 1972 to 1973 Deportivo Cali in Colombia, Cap 1974 Argentine national coach. Together with José Varacka he held the position of head coach at the Football World Cup 1974 in Germany. However, the Argentines did not come at the tournament beyond the preliminary round and Vladislao Cap was soon no longer coach of the Argentina national team, he was replaced by César Luis Menotti, who in 1978 led the Argentine team for the first World Championship title. After a break of four years, Cap 1978 Liga de Quito in Ecuador and later took over Atlético Junior and CA Platense. These commitments granted but only very briefly. In 1982, he coached two short periods of the two rivals River Plate and Boca Juniors. During his time at Boca edema was detected. From this disease died Vladislao Cap September 14, 1982 at the age of 48 years.