SSC Bari

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SSC Bari
Basic data
Surname	Società Sportiva Calcio Bari SpA
Seat	Bari , Italy
founding	January 15, 1908
owner	Filmauro Srl
president	Luigi De Laurentiis
Website	sscalciobari.it
First soccer team
Head coach	Giovanni Cornacchini
Venue	San Nicola Stadium
Places	58,270
league	Series C
2018/19	1st place ( Serie D Girone I) ▲
home Away Alternatively

The Società Sportiva Calcio Bari shortly SSC Bari , is a 1908 established Italian football club from Bari , who is currently in the Series C plays. The home arena is the Stadio San Nicola , which holds around 58,300 spectators and was also the venue for the 1990 World Cup . Other names are I Biancorossi ("The White-Reds") and I Galletti ("The Gockel").

history

The association was founded on January 15, 1908. The soccer team was not formed until 1928. The club's coat of arms shows a black rooster head with a red crest. Therefore the association is also called Galletti . The club colors are white and red. AS Bari finished the 2008/09 season in Serie B in first place and played from 2009 until relegation in 2011 in Serie A. In March 2014, the club filed for bankruptcy . On May 2, 2014, the club was bought by former referee Gianluca Paparesta for two million euros and renamed FC Bari 1908 . The logo has also been replaced by a new one. The club colors were retained.

After another bankruptcy in 2018, the club restarted as SSC Bari in Serie D.

Former players

•  Gaetano D'Agostino
•  Angelo Alessio
•  Marcus Allbäck
•  Daniel Andersson
•  Know Andersson
•  Raffaele Bianco
•  Zvonimir Boban
•  Leonardo Bonucci
•  Nicola Caccia
•  Elio Capradossi
•  Massimo Carrera
•  Antonio Cassano
•  Paolo Conti
•  Nicolás Andrés Córdova
•  Thomas Doll
•  Attilio Ferraris
•  Francesco Flachi
•  Daniele Fortunato
•  Annibale Frossi
•  Carlo Furlanis
•  Alessandro Gazzi
•  Giuseppe Gemiti
•  Jean-François Gillet
•  Klas Ingesson
•  Robert Jarni
•  Tommaso Maestrelli
•  Giovanni Marchese
•  Phil Masinga
•  Giuseppe Materazzi
•  Giuseppe Mazzarelli
•  Davide Olivares
•  Yksel Osmanovski
•  Marcos Ariel de Paula
•  Simone Perrotta
•  David Platt
•  Florin Răducioiu
•  Andrea Ranocchia
•  Giorgio Rossano
•  Alexander von Schwedler
•  Aldo Serena
•  Adrian Stoian
•  Gionatha Spinesi
•  Sauro Tomà

•  Josef Uridil

•  Marco Di Vaio
•  Jaime Andres Valdes
•  Nicola Ventola
•  Giuseppe Virgili
•  Abel Xavier
•  Gianluca Zambrotta

Coach history

1928-1929  Ernő heirstone 1929-1930  Josef Uridil 1930-1931 Hajdu 1931-1932  Árpád Weisz 1932-1933  Ernő heirloom Lászlo Barr   1933-1934  Anton Cargnelli 1934-1935  Engelbert King 1935-1936  András Kuttik 1936-1938  Anton Cargnelli 1938-1939  József Went 1939  András Kuttik 1939-1940  Raffaele Costantino 1940-1941  Luigi Ferrero 1941  András Kuttik 1941  Raffaele Costantino 1941-1942  Stanislao Klein 1942-1943  Raffaele Costantino 1943  János Vanicsek 1944-1945  Raffaele Costantino 1946  András Kuttik 1946-1947  Raffaele Costantino 1947  János Nehadoma 1947-1948  András Kuttik 1948  Ferenc Plemich 1948  András Kuttik 1948-1949  Raffaele Costantino 1949  Ferenc Plemich 1949-1950  György Sárosi Francesco Capocasale   1950  Raffaele Costantino 1950  Francesco Capocasale 1950  Federico Allasio 1950-1951  Ambrogio Alfonso 1951  Mario Sandron 1951  Paolo Giammarco 1951  Pietro Piselli 1951-1952  Raffaele Costantino 1952  Vincenzo Marsico 1952-1953  Raffaele Sansone 1953-1956  Francesco Capocasale 1956-1958  Federico Allasio 1958-1959  Paolo Tabanelli 1959-1961  Francesco Capocasale 1961  Onofrio Fusco 1961  Luis Carniglia 1961–1962  Federico Allasio 1962  Onofrio Fusco 1962-1963  Pietro Magni

1963-1964  Tommaso Maestrelli 1964  Paolo Tabanelli 1964-1965  Francesco Capocasale 1965  Onofrio Fusco 1965-1966  Hugo Lamanna 1966  Filippo Calabrese 1966-1969  Lauro Toneatto 1969-1970  Oronzo Pugliese 1970  Carlo Matteucci 1970-1972  Lauro Toneatto 1972-1974  Carlo Regalia 1974-1975  Luciano Pirazzini 1975-1976  Gianni Seghedoni 1976  Giuseppe Pozzo 1976-1988  Giacomo Losi 1978-1979  Mario Santececca 1979  Giulio Corsini 1979  Enrico Catuzzi 1979-1981  Antonio Renna 1981-1983  Enrico Catuzzi 1983  Luigi Radice 1983-1986  Bruno Bolchi 1986-1988  Enrico Catuzzi 1988-1992  Gaetano Salvemini 1992  Zbigniew Boniek 1992-1993  Sebastião Lazaroni 1993-1995  Giuseppe Materazzi 1995-2001  Eugenio Fascetti 2001  Arcangelo Sciannimanico 2001-2002  Attilio Perotti 2003-2004  Marco Tardelli 2003-2004  Giuseppe Pillon 2004-2006  Guido Carboni 2006-2007  Rolando Maran 2007  Giuseppe Materazzi 2008-2009  Antonio Conte 2009-2011  Gian Piero Ventura 2011  Bortolo mom 2011-2013  Vincenzo Torrente 2013-2014  Roberto Alberti Mazzaferro 2014  Devis Mangia 2014-2016  Davide Nicola 2016  Andrea Camplone 2016  Roberto Stellone 2016-2017  Stefano Colantuono 2017-2018  Fabio Grosso 2018–  Giovanni Cornacchini

successes

• A team:
  • Mitropa Cup  : 1 (1990)
  • Series B : 3 (1934/35), (1941/42), (2008/09)
  • Series C : 3 (1954/55), (1966/67), (1976/77)
  • Series C1 : 1 (1983/84)
  • Series C2 : 1 (1998/99)
• Youth team:
  • Campionato Primavera  : 3 (1999/2000)
  • Coppa Italia Primavera  : 2 (1980/81), (1997/98)
  • Torneo di Viareggio : 1 (1997)

Club records

• In all competitions:
  • Biggest win: 5: 1 AS Bari - Lazio Rome in the 1937/38 season and 4: 0 AS Bari - US Alessandria in the 1935/36 season.
  • Record player: Jean-François Gillet with 353 league appearances
  • Record scorer: Luigi Bretti with 69 goals
  • Most goals in one season: Igor Protti with 24 goals in the 1995/96 season

Web links

Commons : SSC Bari  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Official website of SSC Bari (Italian)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Traditional club AS Bari is bankrupt. Report on sport1.de from March 11, 2014 (accessed on March 11, 2014).