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Romanian former footballer and manager
Mircea Dridea (born 7 April 1937) is a Romanian former professional football player and manager, who is the current honorary president of Liga I club
Mircea_Dridea
Romanian footballer and manager (1949–2022)
Virgil Dridea (17 November 1940 – 29 May 2022), also known as Puiu Dridea, was a Romanian football player and manager. Dridea was born on 17 November 1940
Virgil_Dridea
Association football club in Ploiești
Vasile Cosarek Anghel Crețeanu Adrian Cristea Octavian Dincuță Mircea Dridea Virgil Dridea Florian Dumitrescu Florentin Dumitru Lucian Dumitriu Florea Fătu
FC_Petrolul_Ploiești
Association football club in Morocco
Driss Bamous (1973–74) Guy Cluseau (1974–80) Sabino Barinaga (1980–82) Mircea Dridea (1982–83) Fin José Faria (1983–88) Antonio Angelillo (1988–90) Fin José
AS_FAR
2012-05-20. "Bogdan Lobonţ". FRF. Archived from the original on 2013-10-12. "Mircea Rednic". FRF. Archived from the original on 2013-06-13. "Marius Lăcătuş"
List of Romania international footballers
List_of_Romania_international_footballers
1978 13 256 Bryan Douglas England Blackburn Rovers 1952 1969 17 438 Mircea Dridea Romania Petrolul Ploiești 1956 1971 15 282 Carlos Duarte Portugal Porto
List of one-club men in association football
List_of_one-club_men_in_association_football
International football competition
Georges Lech Charly Loubet Flórián Albert Kálmán Mészöly Janusz Żmijewski Mircea Dridea Emil Dumitriu Anatoliy Banishevskiy Igor Chislenko Eduard Malofeyev
UEFA_Euro_1968_qualifying
Romanian football rivalry
Rotea, Aurelian (2019-10-16). "Virgil Dridea: "Am decis meciul din '66 cu un gol din corner" + Cum l-a învins pe Mircea Lucescu". gsp.ro (in Romanian). Retrieved
Primvs_derby
Costea, Mihai Costea (brother) Mihai Drăguș, Denis Drăguș (son) Mircea Dridea, Virgil Dridea (brother) Cristian Dulca, Marco Dulca (son) Emil Dumitriu, Dumitru
List of European association football families
List_of_European_association_football_families
Moroccan sports club
Vegas M. El Ammari Boujemaâ Benkhrif O. Ladislav A. Zalai B. El Ghalemi Mircea Dridea A. Greco P. Mendez Y. Kadda Mohamed Boussati M. Bouâbid M. Rhiad M.
Kénitra_AC
Romanian football club
Romeo Catană (1977–1979) Constantin Moldoveanu (1981–1982) Mircea Dridea (1984–1985) Virgil Dridea (1985–1988) Constantin Moldoveanu (1988–1994) Chirea, Gabriel
FC_Prahova_Ploiești
Polish Army Stadium, Warsaw, Poland 3 – (13', 32', 44') 1–4 Friendly 14 Mircea Dridea 30 August 1959 Romania 10th-Anniversary Stadium, Warsaw Poland 3 –
List of Poland national football team hat-tricks
List_of_Poland_national_football_team_hat-tricks
Romanian football club
in the 1990–91 season, this time in Series VI. Under the guidance of Mircea Dridea, the team finished 1st in Series IV in the 1991–92 season, but due to
CSO_Plopeni
32', 43') 3–1 ONEF Stadium, Bucharest Friendly 26 October 1952 10 Mircea Dridea Poland 3 – (26', 45', 55') 3–2 Stadion Dziesięciolecia Manifestu Lipcowego
List of Romania national football team hat-tricks
List_of_Romania_national_football_team_hat-tricks
Romania DF 1983–2000 442 52 Gheorghe Pahonțu Romania DF 1952–1969 298 5 Mircea Dridea Romania FW 1956–1971 274 141 Mihai Ionescu Romania GK 1961–1973 256
List of FC Petrolul Ploiești players
List_of_FC_Petrolul_Ploiești_players
Month of 1937
Higher Education Funding Council for England; in Auckland (d. 2022) Mircea Dridea, Romanian footballer for the Romania national football team from 1959
April_1937
Tunisian association football club
Choukodrov / Kamel Boughezala 1995–1996 : Ferid Laaroussi 1996–1998 : Mircea Dridea / Hassen Malouche / Stephan Dietscha 1998–1999 : Robert Buigues / Hédi
CO_Médenine
Romanian footballer
season, Liliac joined Petrolul Ploiești, where he was wanted by coach Mircea Dridea. After only one season in which he played in all 34 league matches,
Gheorghe_Liliac
Romanian football club
Moldovan (1986) Ion Nunweiller (1986–1989) Spiridon Niculescu (1990) Mircea Dridea (1990–1991) Marin Ion (1991–1992) Constantin Moldoveanu (1994–1995)
CSM_Flacăra_Moreni
40th season of top-tier football league in Romania
4). Forwards: Ion Zaharia (22 / 12); Constantin Tabarcea (22 / 2); Mircea Dridea (11 / 4); Gheorghe Dumitrescu (17 / 8); Dumitru Munteanu (11 / 3); Gheorghe
1957–58_Divizia_A
Association football club in Romania
Zavoda (1983) Viorel Mateianu (1983–1984) Robert Cosmoc (1987–1988) Mircea Dridea (1988) Ioan Sdrobiș (1988–1989) Dumitru Nicolae (1991) Vasile Simionaș
AFC_Dacia_Unirea_Brăila
Romanian footballer and manager (1918–1993)
quality. He was always looking to develop and promote young players." — Mircea Dridea, ex-Petrolul Ploiești player, on his former coach. Shortly after retiring
Ilie_Oană
Football match
21 July 1963 17:30 EET 23 August, Bucharest Attendance: 45,000 Referee: Mircea Cruţescu (Bucharest) List of Cupa României finals "Regele Fotbal | Cupa
1963_Cupa_României_final
Nicolae Burcea Romania December 1988 December 1988 3 1 1 1 6 8 033.33 Mircea Dridea Romania January 1989 June 1989 18 6 2 10 15 26 033.33 Oţelul spent
List of ASC Oțelul Galați managers
List_of_ASC_Oțelul_Galați_managers
Football tournament qualifying stage
goals Angelo Domenghini Mircea Dridea Emil Dumitriu Karl Odermatt René-Pierre Quentin 2 goals Nicolae Dobrin Ion Ionescu Mircea Lucescu 1 goal Melis Asprou
UEFA Euro 1968 qualifying Group 6
UEFA_Euro_1968_qualifying_Group_6
47th season of top-tier football league in Romania
18 2 Constantin Sfârlogea Știința Craiova 16 3 Gheorghe Ene Dinamo București 15 4 Nicolae Nagy Dinamo Piteşti 14 5 Mircea Dridea Petrolul Ploiești 13
1964–65_Divizia_A
Romanian footballer and manager
youth coach at Flacăra Ploiești, where he discovered talents such as Mircea Dridea, Vasile Sfetcu and Constantin Tabarcea, reaching the 1957 national junior
Traian_Ionescu
Romanian footballer
championship. Dobre made his Divizia A debut on 7 December 1988 under coach Mircea Dridea in a 1–0 loss to Bihor Oradea. In 1990, he joined Corvinul Hunedoara
Silvian_Dobre
Romanian footballer
The Yellow Wolves, Ciupitu formed a partnership in the offence with Mircea Dridea. However, he changed positions from forward to left back after Mihai
Grigore_Ciupitu
41st season of top-tier football league in Romania
4); Mircea Dridea (18 / 14); Petre Babone (20 / 10); Pavel Bădulescu-Bardatz (18 / 4); Marcel Marin (9 / 3); Gheorghe Voica (1 / 0); Virgil Dridea (1 /
1958–59_Divizia_A
48th season of top-tier football league in Romania
Octavian Dincuță (6 / 0); Mircea Dridea (25 / 11); Alexandru Badea (23 / 11); Constantin Moldoveanu (24 / 8); Virgil Dridea (18 / 6); Ion Crișan (4 /
1965–66_Divizia_A
44th season of top-tier football league in Romania
Gheorghe Constantin CCA București 24 2 Mircea Dridea Petrolul Ploiești 22 3 Gheorghe Ene Dinamo București 19 4 Mircea Sasu UTA Arad 16 5 Matei Gram Dinamo
1961–62_Divizia_A
43rd season of top-tier football league in Romania
Rank Player Club Goals 1 Gheorghe Constantin CCA București 22 2 Mircea Dridea Petrolul Ploiești 21 3 Nicolae Tătaru CCA București 15 Gheorghe Ene Dinamo
1960–61_Divizia_A
of Pulp Karin and Olof Dreijer; musicians, members of The Knife Mircea and Virgil Dridea; Romanian footballers Jannie and Bismarck du Plessis; South Africa
List_of_sibling_pairs
14 May 1961 Friendly Turkey 0 – 1 Romania 19 Mayıs Stadium, Ankara (Report) 72' Dridea Attendance: 25,969 Referee: Dimitar Rumenchev
Turkey national football team results (1961–1980)
Turkey_national_football_team_results_(1961–1980)
Football tournament season
21 July 1963 17:30 EET 23 August, Bucharest Attendance: 45,000 Referee: Mircea Cruţescu (Bucharest) "Lista tuturor finalelor Cupei României – Ripensia
1962–63_Cupa_României
Mavrodin, 84, Romanian painter, designer and essayist. 29 May – Virgil Dridea, 81, Romanian football player (Petrolul Ploiești) and manager (Plopeni,
2022_in_Romania
Men's association football team
the Arab Cup In this tournament, the Syrian national team led by Virgil Dridea placed 4th after advancing to the semifinals (losing to Egypt 4–3 on penalties)
Syria_national_football_team
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