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Atletico Bresaola (1043706)

The fox
Club signs
Uniforms
Colours	Green, black, orange and white
Club data
Country	Italy
Region	Lombardia
League	VII.750
Foundation	May 19th 2010; 53 seasons ago
Manager	Nebbiolo_
Palmarés
Staff Tecnico
Head coach	Damiano Mezzetti
Assistant coach	Vittorio Falsetti
Assistant coach	Leopoldo Capozucca
Youthclub coach	Paolo Furlani
Club doctor	Rolando Ascenzi
Financial director	Pancrazio Rebolini
Head scout	Alberto Torri
Scout	Gino Piccoli
Scout	Livio Traverso
Secretary	Carlo Tabacchi
Strutture
Stadium	Campo 22 Maggio (60.000 seats)
Campo 22 Maggio
Youthclub stadium	Via del Campo (300 seats)

Atletico Bresaola is an Italian Hattrick club headquartered in Lombardia, founded on May 19th 2010 by Nebbiolo_. The club at the moment is playing in the league VII.750; it holds six official trophies and is coached by Damiano Mezzetti .

Club's colours are: green, white, orange and black. Togheter they compose the verdecerchiata shirt. The club's simbol is a fox. The youthclub is called Tagli Scelti.

Between Atletico Bresaola and the friend club Marrapolese is played (not regularly) the prestigious Trofeo 34, an unofficial single game competition. Also noteworthy is the friendship with the Ligurian formation of the U.S. Borgonoli , who was invited to the friendly match commemorating the ten years of the first verdecerchiati match [1].

Stadium

Atletico Bresaola plays its home matches at Campo 22 Maggio. The stadium, inaugurated in 2010 on the date from which it takes the name (an extremely significant day for the history of both Atletico Bresaola and Inter) originally provided for 12,000 seats, but has been expanded to the current capacity of 60,000 spectators. The name of Campo however remained to give honour to the tradition. The Youthclub matches are played at Via del Campo, a small pitch located next to the main stadium.

Fans

The Ultras group that occupies the North Side of the Campo 22 Maggio is called "Battaglione Punta d'Anca", and currently has 1799 members.

The memorable celebration in the occasion of the victory of the V series was legendary. In the game of November 8th, 2014 against Piccola Pro ', the smoke that rose from the smoke bombs of the 60,000 supporters of the home team soared so high that it was seen in Switzerland.

History of the Club

Chronicles

Season	Series	Results	Cup stages	Other
42	IX.1444	7	-	-
43	X.1101	3	-	-
44	X.1101		-	-
45	IX.1535	2	-	-
46	VIII.1145	5	1	-
47	VIII.1145	8	1	-
48	IX.805	2	-	-
49	VIII.1394	2	-	-
50	VIII.1394	2	2	-
51	VII.308		3	-
52	VI.625		5	-
53	V.09	5	3	-
54	VI.606		2	-
55	V.32	4	2	-
56	V.32		2	4° Coppa Appennini round
57	IV.57	4	3	-
58	IV.57	6	4	-
59	V.9	8	2	-
60	VI.688	8	2	-
61	VII.1024	7	-	-
62	VIII.1398	2	-	-
63	VIII.1398	3	-	-
64	VIII.1398	4	-	-
65	VIII.1398	2	-	-
66	VII.175	8	-	-
67	VIII.556	2	-	-
68	VII.282	7	-	-
69	VIII.1199		-	-
70	VII.2	5	-	-
71	VIII.444	2	-	-
72	VII.750	5	-	-
73	VII.750	3	-	-
74	VII.750	3	-	-
-	-	-	-	-
-	-	-	-	-
-	-	-	-	-
-	-	-	-	-
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The foundation and the first trophy (seasons 42-44)

The team was founded on May 19th, 2010 (season 42) and it was taken over in IX, already in the relegation zone. The first year, which ended with a seventh place and the consequent relegation, and the second - a third place in X (43) - were used by the new management to set up a project.

During the third season (44) the sporting miracle occurred: the young team was the protagonist of a memorable ride, which began with an away defeat by FC Sicuzzo and then continued with a draw and twelve wins, culminating on the last day with a 2-3 away triumph on the field of the same FC Sicuzzo, in an unforgettable match that delivered the first trophy of its history to the team, which surpassed its defeated rivals by one point at the photo finish. Franco Del Chicca's gol and the double of the Swiss Bernd Weissbrodt allowed the captain Alberto Torri to raise the X series cup to heaven.

Between IX and VIII (seasons 45-50)

The season 45, ended with ten victories, two draws and two defeats, resulted in an unexpected second place with immediate promotion. The team, still an open yard, thus found itself in VIII, where it wandered during the season 46 obtaining a fifth place. During the following season, however (season 47) the team gave way and sank to eighth place, thus returning to IX.

What could have been a point of no return, however, marked the turning point: in the following three seasons (48,49 and 50) the team got three consecutive second places, obtaining two promotions and thus appearing for the first time in VII.

The climb from VII to IV (seasons 51-56)

Paolo Tonon, unforgettable goalscorer

The team faced VII in the season 51 without reverential fears and it turned out to be a steamroller: thirteen consecutive victories and one painless defeat in the last matchday led it to the second promotion in a row and to raise the VII trophy to heaven.

During the season 52 the fairytale took on the outlines of a miracle, in the name of the number 14: 14 out of 14 victories in the league, with 78 goals scored and 23 conceded, and 14 points adrift of the second classified, delivered "foxes" to history. The top scorer of the season was Paolo Tonon, with 20 goals scored. The verdecerchiati also reached the fifth round of Coppa Italia, the best result in the history of the team, so far.

In the season 53 Atletico fought with honor in a very difficult V, managing to get a fifth and therefore deserving the playouts. The playout against the Pecadores ended with a 3-6 that left no room for complaint, and the team returned to VI.

The season 54 was a further show of the strength of the verdecerchiati, which with twelve successes and two draws won the VI for the second time and immediately returned to V. This time Sergio Rainato, with 16 goals, managed to win the top scorer prize.

The V confirmed once again to be a difficult series for "the foxes", which however reached a safe fourth place during the season 55.

The season 56 instead was the season of glory: a memorable ride led the team to win the V with a day in advance, dragged by the once again top scorer Sergio Rainato (14 goals). The playoff was only a formality: Atletico Bresaola destroyed the Aracataca by 1-5 thanks to a wild Paolo Tonon's poker. The "foxes" thus reached the highest point in their history.

12 Kalovčić (GK)

13 Askengård

2 Spalding

6 Santi

5 Bellavista

4 Arcolin

7 Furlani (C)

8 Duatti

9 Tonon

10 Brun

11 Rainato

The starting lineup (2-5-3) of the first golden age

The two seasons in IV and the end of the golden age (stagioni 57-58)

The IV proved immediately to be a mountain to climb, but the season 57 ended with a well-deserved fourth place, with Sergio Rainato once more star of the series.

In the following year (stagione 58) everything happened: a series of unfortunate defeats led the team to aim for the playouts, which were conquered with some effort. In the playout game against DLR Group, however, the coup de grace arrived: a dominated game ended with a very unfortunate 4-4, which, after a goalless extra time, led to penalties. The hopes of the verdecerchiati crashed into the post of the last penalty, leaving a bitter taste that will hardly be forgotten by the fans.

With the relegation to V, also because of the disappointment of the penalties defeat, the president was convinced to start a radical re-foundation. All the heroes of the previous seasons were sold, and fans were asked to wait for a few seasons while investments in the youth sector were boosted. Thus ended the first period of the club's splendor, which will be remembered for the spectacular 2-5-3, the many goals and above all through the main carachters of this era: the muscular midfield formed by Biagio Arcolin, Alcide Santi and Massimiliano Mario Bellavista and the attacking trio, which became a mantra for the fans: Paolo Tonon, Franco Brun and Sergio Rainato.

The long darkness (seasons 59-73)

From season 59 thus began the refoundation: the relegations of that year and the ones of seasons 60 and 61 were the normal consequence of this choice, as well as the floating in VIII, with a second place (with a playoff defeat, ), a thord place and a fourth place, during seasons 62, 63 and 64. In the season 65, after a second place in the league and a defeat in the playoffs , the team was promoted ex officio in VII, while the season 66 ended with an eighth place and direct relegation to VIII. Season 67 saw a further second place with ex officio promotion in VII after the playoff defeat , but the further seventh place of the season 68 led to a new relegation in VIII. In the season 69, the easy victory of the VIII.1199 series and the return to raise a trophy were only the demonstration that the team was ready to raise its head from the ashes of oblivion. The economic situation of the team, more and more flourishing, was beginning to give hope for a new dawn. In the season 70, after finishing the championship in fifth place and having played a playout , the team was inevitably relegated. In season 71, however, dafter finishing in second place and winning the playoff , the squadrà returned to VII, where it stayed with a fifth place in the season 72 and a thord place in season 73, with a defeat in the playoffs .

This long and dark period of transition in the history of the team, characterized by the development of young players, the training and the creation of a stable economic base for future development, will be remembered by fans mainly as the era of Gino Piccoli , an extraordinary coach able to accept the thankless role of accompanying the team in anything but glorious years.

A new project (seasons 74-?)

Season 74 was the turning point. The club decided that the time had come: the solid economic and corporate structures created in the dark period made it possible to attempt a new climb. It was decided to base all the future developments on two raw talents of the youthclub: Augusto Mencherini and Marzio Fiumi, who were promoted to become the future wingers of the team. The goalkeeper Damiano Mezzetti was promoted as head coach, and a new phase was inaugurated by the president, giving hope to the fans. However, it was not yet time to compete. In the championship, a quiet third place was reached, with a painless defeat in the promotion playoff . The team arrived exhausted to the playoff after the legendary celebrations of the day before for the tenth anniversary of the club's first game (and Inter's "triple") [2].

Coaches' chronicle

Nat.	Coach	Seasons in the team	Trophies		Link
	Carsten Bo Christensen	4 (44-47)		-	(40400686)
	Mario Majer	9 (48-56)		-	(58085213)
	Tomas Vesterer	5 (56-60)	-	-	(207973301)
	Gino Piccoli	13 (60-74)		-	(272886255)
	Damiano Mezzetti	21 (74-?)	-	-	(290230742)

Team's actual roster

N.		Role	Player
1		GK	Lauro Carta
5		IM	Marco Guardamagna
6		W	Filippo Deserti
7		W	Marzio Fiumi
8		W	Augusto Mencherini
9		W	Sergio Lunassi
13		FW	Mauro Beccaria
16		WB	Nicolò Astore
21		WB	Fabrizio Ribet
24		WB	Nico Tironi
29		FW	Graziano Sanguineti
30		WB	Carlos Nariño

N.		Ruolo	Giocatore
31		IM	Alberto Dirminti
32		IM	Nicola Giacomolli
35		IM	Olaf Plage
37		IM	Francesco Capossela
38		IM	Tariq Taqui
62		WB	Cataldo Scarpelli
90		WB	Celestino Zigoni
99		GK	Eusebio Acciaioli
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		COACH	Damiano Mezzetti

Historical heroes of the team

Nat.	Number	Player's name	Official appearances	Official goals	Scored hattricks	Role	Seasons in the team	U20/NT appearances
	18	Alberto Torri	90	24	0	W	13 (42-54)	0/0
	4	Biagio Arcolin	176	45	1	IM	11 (48-58)	0/0
	6	Alcide Santi	160	42	0	IM	11 (48-58)	0/0
	9	Paolo Tonon	148	116	12	FW	10 (47-56)	0/0
	11	Sergio Rainato	112	92	6	FW	8 (51-58)	0/0
	10	Franco Brun	165	87	2	TDF	12 (47-58)	0/0

Other team members to remember

Nat.	Number	Name of the player	Official appearances	Official goals	Scored hattricks	Role	Seasons in the team	U20/NT appearances
	7	Paolo Furlani	128	45	1	W	9 (50-58)	0/0
	5	Massimiliano Mario Bellavista	129	58	2	IM	9 (50-58)	0/0
	8	Norberto Duatti	102	36	0	W	8 (51-58)	0/0
	14	Livio Traverso	84	18	0	WB	6 (48-54)	0/0
	30	Domenico Quiriti	41	3	0	W	13 (50-62)	0/0
	34	Pancrazio Rebolini	117	28	1	WB	19 (54-74)	0/0
	11	Magnus Josefsson	33	35	4	FW	3 (43-45)	0/0
		Silverio Marchesi				Scout	21 (53-74)	0/0

Individual awards in club history

• Sergio Rainato
• Paolo Tonon
• Magnus Josefsson
• Stefano Artmann