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Lori Sandri

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Lori Sandri
Youth career
Full name	Lori Paulo Sandri
Date of birth	(1949-01-29)29 January 1949
Place of birth	Encantado (RS), Brazil
Date of death	3 October 2014(2014-10-03) (aged 65)
Place of death	Curitiba (PR), Brazil
1964	Encantado (RS)
1965	Internacional
1966–1968	Água Verde (PR)
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1969	Rio Branco (PR)
1970	Seleto
1971–1972	Atlético Paranaense
1973	Londrina
1974–1976	Pinheiros-PR
Teams managed
1977–1978	Uberaba
1978	Chapecoense
1979	Atlético Paranaense
1981	Criciúma
1983	Atlético Paranaense
1984	Santa Cruz
1985–1986	Guarani
1987	Criciúma
1988–1989	Al-Shabab
1990	Al-Ettifaq
1991	Criciúma
1992	Al-Shabab
1994	Al-Ettifaq
1994	Criciúma
1995	Internacional
1995	Coritiba
1996	Al Ain
1997	United Arab Emirates
1998	Juventude
1998	United Arab Emirates
1999	Al-Hilal
2000	Coritiba
2001	Botafogo (SP)
2001	Goiás
2002–2003	Tokyo Verdy
2003	Criciúma
2003	Vitória
2004	Internacional
2004	Criciúma
2005	Paraná
2006	Atlético Paranaense
2007	América (RN)
2007	Paraná
2007	Sertãozinho
2008–2009	Marítimo
2010	Santa Cruz
2011	Noroeste
2012	Botafogo (SP)

Lori Paulo Sandri (29 January 1949 – 3 October 2014) was a Brazilian football manager.

Contents

1 Coaching career
2 Death
3 References
4 External links

Coaching career

He previously managed Atlético Paranaense, Criciúma, Santa Cruz, Guarani, Al-Shabab, Al-Ettifaq, Internacional, Coritiba, Al Ain, the United Arab Emirates national team,^[1] Juventude, Al-Hilal, Botafogo (SP), Goiás, Tokyo Verdy, Vitória, Paraná, América (RN) and Sertãozinho.

Death

Lori Sandri died, aged 65, of a brain tumor in October 2014.^[2]^[3]

References

External links

Lori Sandri – Managerial positions

Criciúma – managers

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Goiás Esporte Clube – managers

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United Arab Emirates national football team – managers

Sport – managers

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Juventude – managers

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Internacional – managers

Tokyo Verdy – managers

Pepe (1992)
Matsuki (1993–94)
Nelsinho (1995–96)
Kishino (1996)
Leão (1996)
Kato (1997)
Espinosa (1997)
Kawakatsu (1997)
Nicanor (1998)
Kawakatsu (1998)
Matsunaga (1999)
Chang (2000)
Matsuki (2001)
Omi (2001–02)
Lori (2002–03)
Leandro (2003)
Ardiles (2003–05)
Ishizaki (2005)
Vadão (2005)
Ramos (2006–07)
Hashiratani (2008)
Takagi (2009)
Matsuda (2009)
Kawakatsu (2010–12)
Takahashi (2012)
Miura (2013–14)
Togashi (2014–)

Paraná – managers

Atlético Mineiro – managers

C.S. Marítimo – managers

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