Carlos Miloc

Carlos Miloc Pelachi ( born February 9, 1932 in Montevideo, Uruguay ), also known by the nickname El Tanque (German: "Der Panzer " ), is a former Uruguayan football coach and player, who spent most of his career in Mexico.

  • 2.1 As a player
  • 2.2 As a coach

Biography

As a player

" El Tanque " Miloc began his professional career as a player in 1949 in rows of Nacional Montevideo, where the offensive player played until 1954. Then he played until 1956 for the Colombian club Cúcuta Deportivo and then moved to Mexico, where he. Initial period of two years for the Club Atlético Morelia, where he is out for the seasons 1957/58 bis 1961/62 squad With the club he was in season 1957/58 runners-up. Then he moved to Irapuato. There he played in the seasons 1962/63 and 1863 / 64th This was followed by a return for three more seasons to Club Atlético Morelia. Then he let his career at Iraputo in a further two seasons ending station bar. In his Mexican stations being guided in some career stages as player-coach.

As a coach

Immediately after his playing career he took over in season 1969/70 the Office of the head coach at his former club Irapuato. At first, he changed his stations in almost annual basis and coached Pachuca (1970 /71), Torreón (1972 /73) and Veracruz (1973 /74) before 1974 for the first time a longer bond to his early second division club San Luis came in, with whom he at end of season 1975/76 rose to the first league and he also assisted in the following Erstligasaison 1976/77.

His most successful period as manager began with his signing of the contract at the UANL Tigres, with whom he immediately won the league title in season 1977/78. It was the first championship of the Tigres at all. In the following season he practiced there as coach. 1979/80 he moved to Guadalajara, where he only modest results achieved ( each with 11 victories and defeats and 16 drawn were Mexico's most popular club miss the Liguilla ), so that he had to reorient itself. For the 1980/81 season he moved to the UAG Tecos, with whom he stayed for 20 games unbeaten with 51 points best team in the regular point round was, however, failed in the championship finals.

For the 1981/82 season he signed a second time at the Tigres and here his views seem to have been best translated into reality; because in this season, won the Tigres the second ( and last ) championship of their club's history. Thus Miloc is the only coach to have won the championship with this club. After he managed the club in a part of the following season, he moved to Tampico Madero FC, ​​where he also got two years under contract and remained until the end of the season 1984/85. 1986/87 and in some cases 1987/88 was followed by a third engagement at Tigres.

Then Miloc was active for several years at Club América, with whom he 1990 CONCACAF Champions Cup and 1991 Copa Interamericana won. From 1996 to 1999 he was head coach at the Guatemalan club CSD Comunicaciones, with whom he won the championship three times. During this time, however, a fourth career station at Tigres is recorded in 1998 seasons in parts of the Invierno 1997 and Verano. Him the post of national coach of Guatemala was entrusted by his club successes, he has exercised from February to May 2000. During this period he joined early March 2000 back for four days from his coaching job to then, however, exercise this office from March 6, 2000 again. He took this step after seven teams from the league Mayor had previously refused to release players for the national team.

Currently, Carlos Miloc lives los Garza in San Nicolás de, the suburb of Monterrey, in which the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León and the club UANL Tigres are the seat. He is currently a columnist for the newspaper publishing company Grupo Reforma and a consultant to the Tigres.

Achievements

As a player

  • Uruguayan Champion 1952

As a coach

  • CONCACAF Champions Cup: 1990
  • Copa Interamericana: 1991
  • Mexican champions: 1977 /78 1981/82
  • Guatemalan champions: 1996/97, 1998/99 Apertura 1999

References and links

  • Statistical Information on Carlos Miloc Pelachi
  • Football players (Uruguay )
  • Football players (Mexico)
  • Football coach (Mexico)
  • Uruguayan Champions ( Football)
  • Mexican champions ( football)
  • Guatemalan champion ( football)
  • Uruguayan
  • Born in 1932
  • Man
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