Roberto Telch
Marcelo Roberto Telch ( born November 6, 1943 in San Vicente ) is a former Argentine football player, who participated with the national team of his native country at the World Cup 1974.
Career
Club career
Roberto Telch began his career as an active player in CA San Lorenzo de Almagro in Argentina's capital Buenos Aires. On September 9, 1962, he made his debut 18- year in the first team of the club in a 3-2 success in the league game against Ferro Carril Oeste. Six years later he won with San Lorenzo, where he played, among others, along with other Argentine football greats of that time like José Albrecht, Rubén Ayala and Rodolfo Fischer, his first championship as a player. The Metropolitano Competition was in the Primera División won by a 2-1 playoff victory against Estudiantes de La Plata. The second championship was Telch four years later to win, than in 1972 both Metropolitano and Nacional - Competition were designed victorious, so that CA San Lorenzo 1972, be won two league titles. After one started in 1973 empty, Telch was with San Lorenzo in 1974, in turn, successfully and decided the Torneo Nacional for itself after the first place they finished in the final table with one point ahead of CA Rosario Central. After he even played one more season in the jersey of the club from the capital district of Almagro, he moved in 1976 to Unión de Santa Fe, where Telch made until 1979 more 189 games in Argentine league play before 1980 CA Colón, also from Santa Fe, changed, where in 1980 he his career at the age of 37 years finished.
Roberto Telch made during his career total of 413 league games for San Lorenzo de Almagro. He is the player with the second most stakes in the club's history. Before him lies only Sergio Villar with 446 league games. But Telch could refer the native Spaniard Ángel Zubieta to third place, which ran aground 352 times for San Lorenzo de Almagro. During his career in late 1980 Roberto Telch 630 games had graduated in Argentina's highest league, giving him División third place in the list of players with most operations in the Argentine Primera brought behind Hugo Gatti and Ricardo Bochini.
National
Roberto Telch played 1964-1974 24 appearances for the Argentina national football team. Here he succeeded in two goals. From coach Vladislao Cap he was appointed to the South American squad for the World Cup 1974 in Germany. The World Cup ended for Argentina in the second round with the off as a group Last behind the Netherlands, Brazil and the GDR. In the preliminary round, the Argentines had previously finished second behind Poland and ahead of Italy and Haiti. Roberto Telch was active in the World Cup as a regular player and was used up to his injury at 0-4 in the first intermediate round match against the Netherlands in every game. The second intermediate round game he missed due to injury, but was able to participate in the third game of the second group stage again and the only point gain of Argentina in the second round, a 1-1 contribute to the German Democratic Republic. This game was his last in the national team, he ended his international career after the World Cup.