S.E.F. Torres 1903
Squad
Patrizia Panico2009current
Salvatore Pinna2016current- Ricardo Alberto Frione1933–1933
Giovanni Corbyons1934–1935
Comunardo Niccolai1963–1964
Antonello Cuccureddu1966–1967
Ezio Vendrame1968–1969
Sergio Codognato1969–1970
Gianfranco Zola1986–1989Michele Fini1993–1995
Walter Mazzarri1994–1995- Marco Fortin1996–1997
- Marco Fortin1997–1997
Salvatore Pinna1998–2006- Antonio Langella1999–2002
- Luigi Lavecchia2001–2002
Andrea Cossu2002–2002
Marco Sansovini2002–2004
Adam Federici2003–2004
Giovanni Savarese2003–2003- Merete Pedersen2003–2006
Stefano Guberti2003–2004- Vincenzo Palumbo2003–2006
- Gianluca Cherubini2004–2005
Andrea Luci2005–2006- Davide Marchini2005–2006
Felice Evacuo2005–2006- Gennaro Esposito2005–2006
- Gennaro Esposito2005–2006
- Giovanni Bartolucci2005–2006
- Orlando Urbano2005–2006
Simone Pesce2005–2006
Stefano Guberti2005–2006
Iacopo La Rocca2006–2007- Marcello Gazzola2007–2007
Sara Penzo2007–2008
Raffaella Manieri2008–2013- Nabil Abidallah2009–2009
Selenia Iacchelli2010–2010- Luigi Lavecchia2011–2013
Gaëlle Thalmann2012–2014
Andrei Agius2013–2014- Davide Bottone2013–2015
- Roberto Cortellini2013–2014
Hallbera Guðný Gísladóttir2014–2014- Marco Costantino2014–2015
Mirko Bigazzi2014–2014Pasquale Maiorino2014–2015
- Roberto Di Maio2014–2014
- Yves Baraye2014–2015
- Damian Rasak2015–2015
- Matteo Colombi2015–2015
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Career & Clubs
Beginnings
Torres was founded on 19 April 1903 as Società per l'Educazione Fisica Torres (Torres Physical Education Society) and starts its sporting activity the 1 July. On 20 September 1903, the Torres players made their public debut with a gymnastic recital held in the Verdi Theatre in Sassari. The club soon distinguished itself as one of the most active at the regional level in various disciplines, achieving outstanding results even at a national level. The first away game played by Torres dates back to 19 April 1908 when the rossoblù faced in Ajaccio the local team, a game played in Piazza Diamante. As for football, after eight years of amateur activity, a special section was founded in 1911. Torres won the first edition of the Sardinian football championships the same year. In addition to Torres, two other teams from Sassari, Iosto and Club Sportivo, and one from Cagliari, Amsicora, participated in the championship. At La Maddalena, in the summer of 1912, Torres won the Coppa Città della Maddalena, first beating Ilva 7-0 and, in the final, the Marina 3–1. The inter-war period was a phase of little sporting activity, which resumed with more continuity in the 1920s.
The 1920s and 1930s: First local derbies and the first promotion
On 8 September 1920, Sardinia's two leading clubs played in Cagliari at the Stallaggio Meloni. Surprisingly, Cagliari won 5–2. On 27 May 1922, in the presence of Prince Umberto di Savoia, the Stadio Acquedotto, still the…
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Identifiers & aliases
Società per l'Educazione Fisica Torres 1903 is an Italian football club based in the city of Sassari, Sardinia, that plays in Serie C, the third division of the Italian football league system.
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