Pedro Mazullo

Pedro Mazullo
Personal information
Full name	Pedro Mazullo
Place of birth	Uruguay
Teams managed
Years	Team
1934	Santos
1936	Colo-Colo
1936–1939	Chile

Pedro Mazullo was an Uruguayan manager. He coached Chilean national team between 1936 and 1939, reaching in 1937 with The Red One its first triumph just over Uruguay, his country, after a 3–0 score at San Lorenzo de Almagro field.^[1]

References

↑ "El esperado desahogo ante los uruguayos" (in Spanish). El Mercurio. Retrieved 6 December 2015.

Chile squad – 1935 South American Championship Fourth Place

FW Aranda MF Araneda FW Avendaño FW Avilés GK Azzerman FW Carmona DF A. Cortés GK R. Cortés FW Giudice MF Gornall MF Riveros FW Schneberger FW Sorrel MF Torres DF Vargas FW Vidal DF Welch Coach: Mazullo

Chile squad – 1937 South American Championship

FW Arancibia FW Avendaño FW Avilés DF Baeza GK Cabrera FW Carmona DF Córdova DF Cortés MF Montero FW Ojeda MF Ponce MF Riveros MF Schneberger GK Soto FW Toro FW Torres Coach: Mazullo

Chile squad – 1939 South American Championship Fourth Place

FW Avendaño FW Carvajal DF Jorge Córdova MF Julio Córdova DF Cortés FW Domínguez GK Lobos FW Luco MF Mediavilla MF Montero FW Muñoz FW Pizarro MF Ponce MF Riveros DF Roa GK Simián FW Sorrel FW Toro Coach: Mazullo

Pedro Mazullo – Managerial positions

Santos – managers

Caldeira (1913–15)
Bertone (1916–19)
Platero (1920)
Caldeira (1921–32)
Loureiro (1933)
Bororó (1933)
Mazullo (1934)
di Domenico (1934–35)
Bilu (1935–37)
Camarão (1937)
Costa (1938)
Camarão (1938–39)
Goldenberg (1939–40)
Letona (1940–41)
Rato (1942)
Pimenta (1943)
Erbisti (1943–44)
Bilu (1945)
Picabéa (1946–47)
Brandão (1948–50)
di Domenico (1950)
Artigas (1950)
Luiz Comitante (1950)
Niginho (1950–51)
Antoninho (1951)
Artigas (1951)
Luiz Comitante (1951)
A. Moreira (1951–52)
Lula (1952)
Artigas (1952–53)
Antoninho (1953)
Otina (1954)
Lula (1954–66)
Antoninho (1967–71)
Mauro Ramos (1971–72)
Jair (1972)
Pepe (1972–74)
Tim (1974–75)
Pepe (1975)
Olavo (1975–76)
Alfredo Sampaio (1976)
Zé Duarte (1976)
Urubatão (1977)
Otto Glória (1977)
Ramos Delgado (1977–78)
Mengálvio (a.i.) (1978)
Formiga (1978–79)
Hilton Chaves (1979)
Pepe (1979–80)
Sergio Clerici (1981)
Coutinho (1981)
Daltro (1981)
Clodoaldo (1982)
P. Emilio (1982)
Cilinho (1982)
Formiga (1982–84)
Del Vecchio (1984)
Castilho (1984–86)
J. Espinosa (1986)
Formiga (1986–87)
Candinho (1987)
Geninho (1987–88)
Gainete (1988)
Marinho Peres (1988–89)
Nicanor (1989)
Pepe (1989–90)
Cabralzinho (1991)
Ramiro (1991)
Minelli (1992)
Geninho (1992)
Evaristo (1993)
Antônio Lopes (1993)
Pepe (1993–94)
Serginho (1994)
Joãozinho (1994–95)
Coutinho (1995)
Cabralzinho (1995)
Candinho (1996)
Orlando Amarelo (1996)
J. Teixeira (1996)
Luxemburgo (1997)
Leão (1998–99)
Autuori (1999)
Silva (2000)
Giba (2000)
Parreira (2000)
Geninho (2001)
Serginho (2001)
Cabralzinho (2001)
Roth (2002)
Leão (2002–04)
M. Fernandes (a.i.) (2004)
Luxemburgo (2004)
O. Oliveira (2005)
Gallo (2005)
Nelsinho (2005)
Serginho (a.i.) (2005)
Luxemburgo (2006–07)
Leão (2008)
Cuca (2008)
M. Fernandes (2008–09)
Mancini (2009)
Serginho (a.i.) (2009)
Luxemburgo (2009)
Dorival Jr. (2010)
Martelotte (a.i.) (2010)
Adílson (2011)
Martelotte (a.i.) (2011)
Muricy (2011–13)
C. Oliveira (a.i.) (2013)
O. Oliveira (2014)
E. Moreira (2014–15)
M. Fernandes (2015)
Dorival Jr. (2015–)

Colo-Colo – managers

Arellano (1925–1927)
Rosetti (1927)
Sanhueza (1928–34)
Pereda (1935)
Mazullo (1936)
Torres (1936–1938)
Lombardo (1939)
Platko (1939–43)
Torres (1944)
Tirado (1944–46)
Sorrel (1947–50)
Tirado (1951)
Boffi (1952)
Platko (1953–55)
Fernández (1955–56)
Tassara (1957–58)
Costa (1959–60)
Carrasco (1960–61)
Moreno (1962)
Tassara (1963)
Peña (1964)
Tassara (1965)
Prieto (1966–67)
Molina (1968–69)
E. Hormazábal (1969–70)
F. Hormazábal (1970–71)
Álamos (1972–75)
González (1975)
Aravena (1976)
Puskás (1977)
Navarro (1977–78)
Fouilloux (1978)
Morales (1979–80)
García (1981–85)
Salah (1986–90)
Jozić (1990–93)
Cantatore (1994)
Inostroza^c (1994)
Prieto (1994)
Benítez (1995–98)
Nelsinho (1999)
Durán^c (1999)
Morena (1999–2000)
Hernández (2001)
Pizarro (2002–03)
Dabrowski (2004)
Espina (2005)
Dabrowski (2005)
Borghi (2006–08)
Astengo (2008)
Barticciotto (2008–09)
Jara^c (2009)
Tocalli (2009–10)
Cagna (2010–11)
Pérez^c (2011)
Gallego (2011)
Basay (2011–12)
Pérez (2012)
Labruna (2012–13)
González^c (2013)
Benítez (2013)
Tapia (2013–15)
Sierra (2015–16)
González^c (2016)
Guede (2016–)

Chile national football team – managers

Fanta (1916)
Bértola (1917)
Parra (1919)
Bertone (1920–22)
Acuña (1924)
Rosetti (1926)
Powell (1928)
Orth (1930)
Mazullo (1936–39)
Garay (1941)
Platko (1941–45)
Tirado (1946–49)
Buccicardi (1950–52)
Tirado (1952–53)
Platko (1953)
Tirado (1954–56)
Salerno (1956–57)
Pakozdi (1957)
Riera (1959–62)
Hormazábal (1963–65)
Álamos (1966)
Scopelli (1966–67)
Nocetti (1968–69)
Riera (1970)
Pino (1971–72)
Gutendorf (1972)
Álamos (1973–74)
Morales (1974–75)
Peña (1976–77)
Santibáñez (1977–82)
Ibarra (1983)
Carrasco (1984)
Cantatore (1984)
Morales (1985)
Ibarra (1986)
Aravena (1987–89)
Salah (1990–93)
Acosta (1993)
Jozić (1994)
Azkargorta (1995–96)
Acosta (1996–2001)
García (2001)
Garcés (2001)
Vaccia (2002)
Olmos (2003–05)
Acosta (2005–07)
Bielsa (2007–11)
Borghi (2011–12)
Sampaoli (2012–16)
Pizzi (2016–)

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