Paride Tumburus
Paride Tumburus ( born March 8, 1939 in Aquileia ) is a retired Italian footballer and later coach.
He was part of the team of FC Bologna, the 1963/64, won the Italian championship last to this day for the club and already recorded two years earlier part of the national team of his native country at the World Cup in Chile in 1962.
Later Tumburus became a coach, in this function but only briefly active.
Career
Club career
Paride Tumburus, born in 1939 in the northern Italian city of Aquileia, signed in 1959 his first contract with FC Bologna. As a result, the defender should remain the club for nine years until 1968, faithful and complete in this time 200 league games with four goals. The first years were usually finished in the upper middle of the Serie A, attack seriously top of the table you could not. In the season 1963/64, but then succeeded in the great attempt. Surprisingly, took the team of coach Fulvio Bernardini, in which were among other players such as the Danish attacker Harald Nielsen, the German midfielder Helmut Haller or Captain Giacomo Bulgarelli, after all game days the first place in the standings in the top Italian football league, but was tied with Inter Milan. The better goal difference of three goals to Bologna FC was not yet relevant, so that a play had to decide about the Italian football champions of 1964. This playoff decided the FC Bologna on June 7, 1964 at the Olympic Stadium of Rome by two goals from Romano Fogli and Harald Nielsen 2-0 for himself and was thus the first time since the end of World War II again win the championship in Italy.
This success of FC Bologna but was not able in subsequent years. As a master for the European Champions Cup qualifying 1964/65, the blow came in this competition in the first round, when you was inferior by lot the Belgian champions RSC Anderlecht, having previously been tied after return game as well as a goalless decider had. In league play was expressed not so successful. It succeeded was the one time or another promotion for the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, but in the championship race could not seriously re-engage you. Paride Tumburus left the Bologna FC 1968, after nine years and joined Lane Rossi Vicenza, where he was two years under contract at this time was only 26 appearances in Serie A but. Already at the end of his time in Bologna defender had lost his place. In 1970, then U.S. Tumburus Rovereto, a division club club, where he had another year end his footballing career, before 1971 ended this age of 32.
Thereafter, Paride Tumburus football coach and coached Pordenone Calcio in two terms from 1972 to 1973 and from 1974 to 1975. Thereafter, however, came to no further commitment.
National
In the years 1962 and 1963 it brought Paride Tumburus to a total of four appearances in the Italian national football team. A scoring this did not succeed. From national coach Paolo Mazza, he was appointed to the levy of the Italians for the Football World Cup 1962 in Chile. In the tournament, however, the defender of Bologna was only in one game, the second group match against Chile, known as the Battle of Santiago, are used. Italy was defeated 0-2 by the hosts. A little later separated the Italian selection as a group third behind Germany and Chile and Switzerland before the disappointing early out of the World Cup.
Achievements
- Italian Champion: 1963/64,