Saturday, January 8, 2011

Sergio Sapo is the new coach of Poker / PEC

Poker / PEC announced on Thursday (7 / 1) coach who will lead the team in 2011. This is Sergio Aguiar Guimarães Filho, better known as Sergio Sapo. Introducing the new commander is coming up Jan. 19 at 10 am in the Gymnasium of UCP in Petropolis (RJ). Along with it, the cast also returns the team to start the activities for the season.

Sergio Sapo has history in futsal Rio, Brazilian and world. He started playing in Grajaú Tennis Club in 1972 and finished his career with the same club in 1993. As a player, he was twice world champion interclub (1985/1986), South American champion (1985/86/87), Brazilian champion teams, 18-time champion in Rio de Janeiro (between State and Metropolitan), winner of international tournaments in Spain and Portugal and two-time champion of the defunct Cup Embraco.

In addition, Sergio Sapo also defended the Brazilian national team and, with the green and yellow shirt, participated in the conquest of the first World Cup in 1989 in Holland. Earlier, in 1987, he also participated in the conquest of the Pan American As coach Sergio Sapo distinguished himself at the helm of Japan, where he arrived in 2003.

He commanded the U-23 teams and adult Asians, getting them to classify the FIFA World Cups of 2004 and 2008. Under the command of the Brazilian, Tamada took the first victory in the World and in 2006, overcame and Iran won the Asian Cup. In 2009, the commander of Rio de Janeiro he moved to Dinamo Yamal, Russia, with which he was champion of the Cup of Russia.

In the same year he left for Uzbekistan to address site selection, which was runner-up Asian Cup in 2010. Now, get your first challenge as a coach in Little League team Futsal. "I expected such an opportunity, to return to Brazil, heading a great team. The year 2011 started very well with this proposal of Poker / SGP.

It will be very important for my career competing for a Futsal League, with a cast so qualified, "celebrated.
Posted by Manlio Gandolfi at 7:36 PM

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