Mario Jorge Tuane Escaff (27 July 1927 – 13 August 2017), sometimes referred as Mario Tuani, was a Chilean football player and manager. As a football...
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Petrović), two Brazilian (Osvaldo Brandão and Dino Sani), one from Chile (Mario Tuane) and two from Argentina (Jorge Kistenmacher and César Luis Menotti)....
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Fernando Riera (1977) Caupolicán Peña (1977–80) Gustavo Cortés [es] (1980) Mario Tuane (1980–81) Gustavo Cortés [es] (1981–83) Sasha Mitjaew (1984) Elson Beiruth...
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a company with Abe Krok and bought 100% of the club. Chilean coach, Mario Tuane and his assistant Angelo Tsichlas took charge of a club at the top of...
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footballers Raúl González and Eddie Campodónico, thanks to Chilean coach Mario Tuane. He was nicknamed Perro Varas (Dog Varas), due to his aggressiveness...
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Mario Daniel Saralegui Iriarte (born 24 April 1959 in Artigas) is a Uruguayan football manager and former player who played as a midfielder. Having made...
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Durban City, thanks to Chilean coach Mario Tuane, coinciding with Chilean players such as Raúl González and Mario Varas in the South African football....
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Chile was the runner-up. In 1999, he worked as the assistant coach of Mario Tuane, who promoted his signing with Moroka Swallows in 1983, in the South...
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José Águas, José Augusto, Costa Pereira, António Simões, Germano, and Mário Coluna, also won the European Cup twice in a row. In 1961 they beat Barcelona...
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defeating Fluminense 5-4 on aggregate in the finals. After Internacional and Mário Sergio parted ways, as per their previous agreement, the Brazilian club...
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