ASD Manzanese explained

Clubname:Manzanese
Fullname:SSD Manzanese
Nickname:Seggiolai (chair makers)
Orange
Ground:Polisportivo Comunale,
Manzano, Italy
Chairman:Filippo Fabbro
Manager:Roberto Vecchiato
Season:2020–21
Position:Serie D
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Website:http://www.manzanesecalcio.it

Società Sportiva Dilettantistica Manzanese is an Italian association football club, based in Manzano, Friuli-Venezia Giulia. Manzanese currently plays in Serie D.

The club was founded in 1919.

History

The football history of Manzano can be traced back to the end of the year 1918, beginning of 1919, while the first facility took shape in 1927 in via della Stazione: it is the Luigi Gumini field. In that period the first Associazione Sportiva Manzanese was born, whose first president was Count Guglielmo di Manzano. In 1959 Gastone Fornasarig was elected president, who in 1962 was replaced by Gianfranco Sabot, who was also the team captain. The sporting director was Giuseppe Morigi, who will hold this position for more than 30 years. On 10 October 1976 the Municipal Sports Center in via Olivo was inaugurated, the current headquarters of the company. In the 1977–78 season, the Manzanese won the right to participate in the Promozione (current Eccellenza) under the guidance of Diego Coralli and the presidency of Armando Stacco. In 1978–79 the Manzano club will weave the first foreign footballer, Žarko Rot from the Yugoslav federation. Years, presidents and successes follow one another. In the 1991–92 season the orange won the championship of Eccellenza and the following year they participated in the Serie D: the coach was Andrea Mandorlini, former Verona coach. From the 1993–94 to 2003–04 season the president was Vinicio Sabot. In the 1996–97 season the Manzanese won the FVG Cup with the coach Giovanni Tortolo. In 2004–05, Renato De Sabbata was elected president, who remained in office until the 2007–08 season, replaced by Nelio Taboga, who is still in the saddle. The agreement with Inter for the Soccer School and with Virtus Corno and Villa Vicentina for the youth sector is of great importance. The youth sector alone, among which the series successes of the Juniors stand out at the regional level, consists of about 160 boys aged 5 to 16. A real mine of young talents who have also found outlets in professionalism.[1]

Recent seasons

SeasonLeagueCups
DivisionPWDLFAPtsPosCupRound
1959–60Prima Categoria, group A2612954531333rdNo cups
1960–61Prima Categoria, group A3016845424402nd
1961–62Prima Categoria, group A3081483238306th
1962–63Prima Categoria, group B3018934022451st[2]
1963–64Prima Categoria, group A3017944825431st
1964–65Prima Categoria, group B3019654344471st
1965–66Prima Categoria, group A30161044418422nd
1966–67Prima Categoria, group B3014974725373rdCoppa Italia Dilettanti5th round
1967–68Prima Categoria, group A3014882823364thCoppa Italia Dilettanti4th round
1968–69Prima Categoria, group B30981332372612th ↓Coppa Italia Dilettanti1st round
1969–70Coppa Italia DilettantiNot allowed
1970–71Prima Categoria, group B1st ↑Coppa Italia DilettantiNot allowed
1971–72Promozione30111184124334thCoppa Italia Dilettanti2nd round
1972–73Promozione30101642515363rdCoppa Italia Dilettanti2nd round
1973–74Promozione30812102933289thCoppa Italia Dilettanti2nd round
1974–75Promozione30691525435015th ↓Coppa Italia Dilettanti2nd round
1975–76Coppa Italia DilettantiNot allowed
1976–77Coppa Italia DilettantiNot allowed
1977–78Prima Categoria, group B1st ↑Coppa Italia DilettantiNot allowed
1978–79Promozione3091293231307thCoppa Italia Dilettanti1st round
1979–80Promozione30121082921345thCoppa Italia Dilettanti2nd round
1980–81Promozione 30121173917356thCoppa Italia Dilettanti4th round
1981–82Promozione 30171034421441st ↑Coppa Italia Dilettanti1st round
1982–83Interregionale, group C303121520411815th ↓Coppa Italia Dilettanti1st round
1983–84Promozione 30131613518421st ↑Coppa Italia Dilettanti1st round
1984–85Interregionale, group D3014792530414thCoppa Italia Dilettanti2nd round
1985–86Interregionale, group C306121221252414th ↓Coppa Italia Dilettanti1st round
1986–87Promozione 3012993627336thCoppa Italia Dilettanti1st round
1987–88Promozione 308121029322810thCoppa Italia Dilettanti2nd round
1988–89Promozione30121083426344thCoppa Italia Dilettanti1st round
1989–90Promozione 3012993625335thCoppa Italia Dilettanti4th round
1990–91Promozione 30121263625363rdCoppa Italia Dilettanti1st round
1991–92Eccellenza 30181114913471st ↑FVG CupQuarters
1992–93CND, group D341015933313510thCoppa Italia Dilettanti?
1993–94CND, group D347121527472616th ↓Coppa Italia Dilettanti?
1994–95Eccellenza 3081392831299thFVG CupSemifinals
1995–96Eccellenza 30121354122494thFVG Cup3rd round
1996–97Eccellenza 30111363721464thFVG Cupbgcolor=goldWinners
Coppa Italia Dilettanti1st round
1997–98Eccellenza 30109113231399thFVG CupSemifinals
1998–99Eccellenza 30118113946419thFVG Cup3rd round
1999–00Eccellenza 30111093030436thFVG Cup1st round
2000–01Eccellenza 301091147393910thFVG Cup1st round
2001–02Eccellenza 30155104028504thFVG Cup1st round
2002–03Eccellenza 307101333453113thFVG CupSemifinals
2003–04Eccellenza 329101332393714thFVG Cup1st round
2004–05Eccellenza 30161134921591st ↑FVG Cup1st round
2005–06Serie D, group D388111941593519th ↓Serie D Cup1st round
2006–07Eccellenza 30161225312603rdFVG Cupbgcolor=goldWinners
Coppa Italia DilettantiQuarters
2007–08Eccellenza 3016684524542ndFVG CupRunners-up
2008–09Eccellenza 30171125011621st ↑FVG CupSemifinals
2009–10Serie D, group C38592429552418th ↓Serie D CupPreliminary round
2010–11Eccellenza 3215893420533rdFVG CupQuarters
2011–12Eccellenza 3014884230505thFVG Cupbgcolor=goldWinners
Coppa Italia Dilettanti1st round
2012–13Eccellenza 321011114543419thFVG CupEighters
2013–14Eccellenza 30912938363910thFVG Cup1st round
2014–15Eccellenza 301010103232408thFVG Cup1st round
2015–16Eccellenza 30971436403413thFVG Cup1st round
2016–17Eccellenza 30971428353411thFVG Cup1st round
2017–18Eccellenza 30126123843429thFVG Cup1st round
2018–19Eccellenza 301161338493910thFVG CupQuarters
2019–20Eccellenza22[3] 16334113511st ↑FVG Cupbgcolor=goldWinners
Coppa Italia DilettantiInterrupted
2020–21Serie D, group CSerie D cupNot held
Source: Messaggero Veneto – Giornale del Friuli

Key

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ChampionsRunners-upPromotedRelegated

Honours

External links

Notes and References

  1. il FRIULI magazine - Calcio dilettanti, la storia dei nostri club. Page 18. Year 2015. Website
  2. FVG regional champions, but without the requirements for promotion to the higher division.
  3. Tournament interrupted in March 2020 due to the Covid-19 emergency.

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