Ildo Maneiro
Ildo Enrique Maneiro Ghezzi (* August 4, 1947 in Mercedes, Uruguay) is an Uruguayan football coach and former football player.
- 3.1 as a player
- 3.2 as coach
Playing career
Club career
The midfielder began his career in 1965 at Nacional Montevideo. There he played until he moved to France to Lyon in 1973. During this time he won five times (1966, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972), the Uruguayan championship with the Bolsos. With his team and also achieved at the Copa Libertadores 1969, the final and won the tournament finally at the playout of the year 1971. Was followed by the triumph at the World Cup the same year. In 1972 they kept the upper hand in the Copa Interamericana. During his subsequent time in Lyon, he played with the French in 1976, the finals of the Coupe de France, who lost his club 2-0 against Olympique Marseille. In 1976 he returned to Uruguay and joined the Nacional's arch-rival, the CA Peñarol in, for whom he played until 1979. Luciano Álvarez called as year Maneiros entry into the cadre of Aurinegros however, the year 1977. During the three following years he presented a perfect complement to Fernando Morena and became the captain of the team. His club won the league title this time in 1978 and 1979. Furthermore, the team the early 1978 discharged Liguilla Pre- Libertadores of 1977 and also that of 1978 ruled in their favor, as well as the Mayor League 1978.
National
Maneiro has already participated with the Juniorennationalelf at the Junior Americas Cup 1967. From his debut on 31 March 1970 until his last mission on 16 September 1979 he completed 33 caps for the senior national team of Uruguay, in which he scored three goals. During this time he was also appointed to the Uruguayan squad for the World Cup in 1970 and took part in the Copa América 1979.
Coaching career
Maneiro worked as a coach at various club teams. His greatest achievement was winning the case Uruguayan championship with Danubio in 1988. Association With that, he reached the following year and the semifinals of the Copa Libertadores in 1989 and thus the greatest success until today Danubios on the international stage. From 1993 to 1994, he also coached the Uruguayan national football team. In the season 2006/ 07 Maneiro 2007 was coach of Club Atlético Progreso at least in May. As of September 2012, he worked again, this time as an assistant coach at the Juan Ramón Carrasco's side, at his former club Danubio.
Achievements
As a player
- World Cup 1971
- Copa Libertadores 1971
- Copa Interamericana in 1972
- 7x Uruguayan champion in 1966, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1978, 1979
- Liguilla Pre- Libertadores 1977, 1978
- Liga Mayor 1978
As coach
- Uruguayan Champion 1988