Vicenza Calcio

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Full name Vicenza Calcio SpA
Nickname(s) Biancorossi (white-reds),
Berici (Beric Hills),
Lanerossi (Red Sheeps)
Founded March 9, 1902
Ground Stadio Romeo Menti,
Vicenza, Italy
Capacity 17,163
Chairman Flag of Italy Sergio Cassingena
Manager Flag of Italy Angelo Gregucci
League Serie B
2005-06 Serie B, 16th
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Vicenza Calcio is an Italian football club based in Vicenza, Veneto. The club was formed in 1902 and currently plays in Italian Serie B, having spent a large part of recent years in Serie A. It was relegated to Serie B in 2001 and C in 2005, but admitted back to Serie B because of some relegations decided by the Italian football federation. The team's colors are red and white.

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Vicenza took place for the first time in the Italian Championship in 1911, reaching the finals for the title, but they were defeated by Pro Vercelli, the best Italian team of those years.

During the 20's and the 30's Vicenza played in lower division and only in 1942 they reached Serie A for the first time. At last round of the league they won 6-2 versus Juventus in Turin and avoided the relegation.

In 1947 Vicenza reach the 5th position in Serie A, but the following year was relegated. The early 1950s were trouble year for the team, due to economic problems, but in 1953 it was bought by Lanerossi, a woolen firm from Schio, so the team was renamed Lanerossi Vicenza.

Between 1955 and 1975 Vicenza never left Serie A, giving a hard time to much titled and estabilished clubs. In this period the side was also known as Nobile Provinciale (Noble Provincial). In 1966 it reached 6th (as well as in 1964) and the Brazilian Luis Vinicio was the top-scorer with 25 goals.

In 1975 it was relegated, but in 1977 it won Italian Serie B league and the following season, 1977-78, the club was the runner-up of Serie A and Paolo Rossi the league topscorer with 24 goals. In that year the side was nicknamed Real Vicenza.

The chairman Giuseppe Farina bought Paolo Rossi from Juventus for the record fee of 2,6 bilions of lire, but following years the team was relegated to Serie B, and in 1981 to Serie C1.

In the middle of 1980s Roberto Baggio started his career in Lanerossi Vicenza and led the team to Serie B again. In 1986 was first promoted to Serie A, but then the promotion was denied. Vicenza came back to Serie C1 in 1987.

In 1990 Vicenza took back its current name and it was promoted to Serie B in 1993, thanks to coach Renzo Ulivieri. His successor, Francesco Guidolin, took the team back to Serie A in 1995.

Guidolin led the side in a surprising 1996 season. Vicenza won its first Coppa Italia in 1997 and reached the Cup Winners' Cup semi-finals the next year, before being defeated by Chelsea FC.

In 1999 the team was relegated to Serie B and played only 2000-01 season in Serie A. In 2005 Vicenza was even relegated in Serie C after losing the relegation playoffs against Triestina, but was readmitted to Serie B after Genoa and Perugia were relegated by the Italian Football Federation.

2006/07 team squad[1][2][3]
No. Position Player
1 Flag of Italy GK Giorgio Sterchele
2 Flag of Italy MF Andrea Tecchio
3 Flag of Italy DF Francesco Scardina
4 Flag of Italy MF Luca Rigoni
5 Flag of Italy MF Federico Crovari
6 Flag of Italy DF Riccardo Fissore
7 Flag of Italy MF Cristian Raimondi
8 Flag of Italy MF Nicola Zanini
9 Flag of Italy FW Stefan Schwoch
10 Flag of Italy MF Gabriele Paonessa (on loan from Bologna)
11 Flag of Italy MF Tommaso Vailatti (on loan from Torino)
12 Flag of Italy GK Adriano Zancopè
13 Flag of Greece DF Evangelois Nastos
No. Position Player
14 Flag of Italy DF Daniele Martinelli
16 Flag of Spain MF Luis Helguera
18 Flag of Italy DF Mirko Cudini
19 Flag of Italy FW Nicola Dal Bosco
21 Flag of Italy MF Simone Padoin
23 Flag of Uzbekistan FW Ilyas Zeytulaev (on loan from Reggina)
24 Flag of Paraguay FW Julio González (see below)
27 Flag of Croatia DF Dalibor Višković
28 Flag of Italy DF Emanuele Pesoli
30 Flag of Italy MF Ivan Castiglia (on loan from Reggina)
40 Flag of Italy FW Simone Cavalli
88 Flag of Italy FW Salvatore Foti (on loan from Sampdoria)
99 Flag of Italy GK Matteo Guardalben (see below)

Both Julio González and Matteo Guardalben are currently undergoing long-term periods away from the game due to injury. The former has actually had his left arm amputated, and it is unknown whether he will be allowed to play with a prothesis when he regains full fitness.

  1. ^ La rosa del Vicenza Calcio 2006-2007
  2. ^ Chiuso il calciomercato
  3. ^ Ufficialmente presentato Mirco Cudini


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