Aldo Sensibile

Aldo Sensibile
Personal information
Date of birth	(1947-12-18) December 18, 1947
Place of birth	Lecce, Italy
Height	1.72 m (5 ft 7 ¹⁄₂ in)
Playing position	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1964–1965	Lecce	12	(0)
1965–1967	Roma	30	(0)
1967–1969	Lecco	43	(1)
1969–1975	Brindisi	179	(4)
Teams managed
1983–1984	Rende
1985–1987	Ascoli
1987–1989	Monopoli
	Siena (youth)
	Lecce (youth)
1991	Lecce
1995–1996	Napoli (assistant)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Aldo Sensibile (born December 18, 1947 in Lecce) is an Italian professional football coach and a former player.

He played for two seasons (30 games, no goals) in the Serie A for A.S. Roma.

As a coach, he managed Ascoli Calcio 1898 in the Serie A in the 1986/87 season (they were promoted to the Serie A under his management in the previous season). He also coached U.S. Lecce for six games before being replaced by Alberto Bigon.^[1]

References

↑ "Aldo Sensible". playerhistory.com. Retrieved 8 December 2010.

U.S. Lecce – managers

Ferrero (1927–28)
Plemich (1928–30)
Piselli (1930–31)
Molnár (1931)
Calò (1934–35)
Plemich (1936–37)
Hajos (1937–38)
Rebuffo (1938–39)
Cubi (1939–41)
Plemich (1941–42)
Degni (1942–44)
Indrizzi (1944–45)
Hirzer (1945)
Plemich (1945–46)
Brezzi (1946–47)
Anguilla (1947)
Dossena (1947–48)
Costantino (1948)
Magnozzi (1948)
Plemich (1948–49)
Costantino (1949)
Migliorini (1949–50)
Paterno (1950)
Brezzi (1950–51)
Levratto (1951–52)
Magni (1952–53)
Degni (1953)
Vianello (1953–54)
Costantino (1954–55)
Riparbelli (1955)
Russo (1955–56)
Gallea (1956)
Alfonso (1956–58)
Starace (1958)
Vianello (1958–59)
Alfonso (1959–60)
Bovoli (1960–62)
Giunchi (1962)
Andreoli (1962–64)
Alfonso (1964–65)
Vianello (1965–66)
Soffrido (1966)
Alfonso (1966–67)
Seghedoni (1967–68)
Dugini (1968)
Bersellini (1968–71)
Corradi (1971–73)
Neri (1973)
Losi (1973–74)
Chiricallo (1974–76)
Renna (1976–77)
Giorgis (1977–78)
Santin (1978–79)
Mazzia (1979–81)
Di Marzio (1981–82)
Corso (1982–83)
Fascetti (1983–86)
Santin (1986)
Mazzone (1986–90)
Boniek (1990–91)
Bigon (1991)
Sensibile (1991–92)
Bigon (1992)
Bolchi (1992–93)
Sonetti (1993–94)
Marchesi (1994)
Lenzi (1994)
Spinosi (1994–95)
Reja (1995)
Ventura (1995–97)
Prandelli (1997)
Pereni (1997–98)
Sonetti (1998–99)
Cavasin (1999–2002)
Rossi (2002–04)
Zeman (2004–05)
Gregucci (2005)
Baldini (2005–06)
Rizzo (2006)
Zeman (2006)
Papadopulo (2006–08)
Beretta (2008–09)
De Canio (2009–11)
Di Francesco (2011)
Cosmi (2011–12)
Lerda (2012–13)
Toma (2013)
Gustinetti (2013)
Moriero (2013)
Lerda (2013–14)
Pagliari (2014–15)
Bollini (2015)
Asta (2015)
Braglia (2015–16)
Padalino (2016–)

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