Nicolae Simatoc

Nicolae Simatoc
Personal information
Full name	Nicolae Simatoc
Date of birth	(1920-05-01)1 May 1920^[1]
Place of birth	Briceni, Kingdom of Romania
Date of death	1 January 1978(1978-01-01) (aged 57)^[2]
Place of death	Sydney, Australia
Height	1.92 m (6 ft 4 in)^[3]
Playing position	Midfielder
Youth career
1934–1938	Ripensia Timişoara
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1938–1941	Ripensia Timişoara	44	(3)
1941–1942	Carmen Bucureşti	-	(-)
1942–1945	Nagyváradi AC	32	(3)
1945–1947	Carmen Bucureşti	12	(0)
1947–1949	Inter Milan	17	(3)
1949–1950	Brescia	30	(8)
1950	Hungaria FbC Roma	-	(-)
1950–1952	Barcelona	34	(2)
1952–1953	Real Oviedo	5	(0)
National team
1940–1946	Romania	8	(0)
Teams managed
1959–1960	UE Lleida
1960–1961	Sabadell
1962–1963	AEL Limassol
1963–19XX	Budapest Sydney
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Nicolae Simatoc (1 May 1920 – 1 January 1978), aka Miklós Szegedi, was a Romanian footballer who played for a number of clubs throughout Europe, including Ripensia Timişoara and Carmen Bucureşti in Romania, Nagyváradi AC in Hungary, Hungaria FbC Roma, Inter Milan and Brescia in Italy, and Barcelona and Real Oviedo in Spain. After retiring as a player he became a coach, and managed Spanish side UE Lleida between 1959 and 1960, and CE Sabadell FC between 1960 and 1961.^[4] He then coached Budapest Sydney.^[5]

References

↑ http://www.national-soccer-teams.com/v2/player.php?id=39862
↑ http://www.fotbal.md/ro/football/povesti_din_fotbal/news/17-05-2012/14270/
↑ Nazare, Daniel. "Nicolae Simatoc, primul român care a jucat la Inter". Adevărul. Retrieved 25 April 2012.
↑ http://www.cesabadell.cat/entrenadors.asp
↑ http://hemeroteca.elmundodeportivo.es/preview/1963/02/20/pagina-3/926795/pdf.html?search=nicola%20szegedi

External links

Nicolae Simatoc at eu-football.info
RSSSF - "Apolides" in Italy

CE Sabadell FC – managers

Rodríguez (1912)
Travers (1924–25)
Tena (1933–35)
Zabala (1941–42)
Kinké (1942–43)
Solé (1943–45)
Gràcia (1945–47)
Sangüesa (1947–48)
Vidal (1948)
Argemí (1949–50)
Gràcia (1950)
Navarra (1950–51)
Escolà (1951–52)
Gràcia (1952)
Miró (1952–53)
Sangüesa (1953)
Monsider (1953–55)
Gràcia (1955–56)
Ochoa (1956–58)
Berkessy (1958)
Velasco (1958–59)
Patro (1959)
Velasco (1960)
Szegedi (1960–61)
Gràcia (1961)
Pons (1961)
Sangüesa (1961–62)
Casariego (1962)
Santiago (1962–64)
Pasieguito (1964–72)
Orizaola (1972)
Jaurrieta (1972–74)
Bumbel (1974)
Arnal (1974)
Biosca (1974–75)
Jaurrieta (1975–76)
Martínez (1976–80)
Romero (1980–81)
Poli (1981–82)
Garcia (1982–83)
Jaurrieta (1983)
Cadena (1983–84)
Dauder (1984)
Pasieguito (1984–85)
Uribarri (1985–87)
Martínez (1987–88)
Toño (1988)
Romero (1988–89)
Pujol (1989–90)
Naya (1990–91)
Garcia (1991)
Luiche (1991)
A. Olmo (1991–92)
Martínez (1992)
Uribarri (1992–93)
Jaurrieta (1993–94)
Romero (1994–95)
Llamas (1995–99)
Uribarri (1999)
Gail (1999)
Mora (1999–02)
Elvira (2002–04)
Rubi (2004–05)
Mora (2005)
Montes (2005–06)
Bonet (2006)
Fernández (2006)
Moya (2006–09)
Pirri (2009–10)
Carreras (2010–13)
Salamero (2013)
Olmo (2013–14)
Á. García (2014–15)
Mandiá (2015)
Álvarez (2015–)

UE Lleida – managers

M. López (1939–40)
J. Pérez (1940–41)
Cabo (1941–42)
Llorens (1942–43)
Zabala (1943–44)
Franco (1944–47)
Peralta (1947–48)
Romans (1948–49)
Vidal (1949–51)
Pirla (1951)
Lecube (1951–52)
Burset (1952)
Lelé (1952–54)
Rubio (1954–55)
Nogués (1955)
Valero (1955–56)
Sasot (1956–57)
Mundo (1957)
Lelé (1957–59)
Szegedi (1959–60)
Rivero (1960)
Molinos (1960–61)
Bademunt (1961–62)
Taltavull (1962)
Domingo (1962–63)
Lelé (1963–64)
Seguer (1964–66)
Hernández (1966–67)
Martín (1967)
Bademunt (1967)
Murueta (1967–68)
Juncosa (1968)
Grech (1968–69)
Bademunt (1969)
Riera (1969–70)
Faura (1970–71)
Grech (1971)
Ruiz Sosa (1971–72)
Manzaneque (1972–73)
Bademunt (1973)
Solsona (1973–74)
Bademunt (1974)
Bertral (1974)
Sasot (1974–75)
Vázquez (1975)
Solsona (1975–76)
Buján (1976)
Carreras (1976–77)
Buján (1977)
Carreras (1977)
I. López (1977–78)
Martín-Esperanza (1978–80)
Buján (1980)
Aloy (1980–81)
Buján (1981–82)
R. Álvarez (1982–85)
Gonzalvo (1985–88)
Aguirre (1988)
Mané (1988–95)
A. López (1995–96)
Puig (1996)
Rojo (1995–97)
Rubio (1997)
Bonachera (1997)
Ramos (1997–98)
Corominas (1998–99)
Rubio (1999)
Muñoz (1999–00)
Rubio (2000–01)
Hernández (2001)
Viladegut (2001–02)
Bonachera (2002–03)
Rubio (2003–06)
Vidal (2006)
Miñambres (2006–07)
Vigo (2007)
Buján (2007)
Zubillaga (2007–08)
Vicente (2008–11)

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