Club Sportivo Cerrito

The Club Sportivo Cerrito, short Cerrito, ( nickname: Auriverde, Cerritenses Gitanos ) is a football club based in the Uruguayan capital, Montevideo, is located in the local district Cerrito de la Victoria. He played in the 2012/13 season in the second highest Uruguayan league, the Segunda División.

History

The club with the club colors of yellow and green was founded on 28 October 1929. The first significant title of the association dates back to the year 1948 in the Divisional extra. 1951 and 1970, was champion in the Divisional Intermedia de Fútbol de Uruguay. 1982 and 1998 Cerrito was also able to win the championship in the league amateur Metropolitana de Fútbol. Cerrito then rose in 2003 after winning the championship of the Segunda División for the first time in the highest Uruguayan league on. However, the affiliation lasted for La Liga only until relegation at the end of the season 2006/07. Then carried out for the season 2009/10, the re-emergence as a table runner the Segunda División. The first half of the following season, called the Apertura, the club finished in mid-table in 10th position. At the end of the season they finished the 14.Gesamtplatz, which had the immediate re destitution. Already in the following season, in which you also made the top scorer of the league with Yoel Burgueño, succeeded to the occupancy of the second table square direct resurgence. For this second rise of the club was named after the former President of Plaza Colonia Copa " Ing Milton Gonnet ". Already in the following season they appeared as Table 15th again the passage in the second division.

Known player

  • Rodolfo Martín Ferrando
  • Maureen Franco
  • Mauro Guevgeozian
  • Alberto Ortega
  • Alvaro Pintos
  • Juan Pablo Rodríguez Conde

Former coach

  • ? to October 2005: César Payovic
  • October 2005 to: ? Julio Acuña
  • Season 2006/ 07: Ricardo Ortíz
  • From January 2008 to: ? Jorge Barrios ( assistant coach Roberto Morgade )
  • ? to May 2008 Ariel De Armas
  • May 2008 to: ? Apraham Yeladian ( assistant coach Sergio González )
  • To 8 February 2010: Julio César Balerio
  • From February 11, 2010 to: ? Marcelo Saralegui
  • ? to May 2012: Jorge Barrios
September 20 Cerrito, Montevideo Jorge Barrios (footballer)
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