Bologna F.C. 1909 81238 226020108 2008-07-16T13:51:54Z Matthew hk 727505 /* Current squad */ dab {{Football club infobox | clubname = Bologna | image = [[Image:BolognaFootballClubLogo.png|100px|logo]] | fullname = Bologna Football Club 1909 SpA | nickname = ''[[Rossoblu]]'' (Red-Blues);<br>''Felsinei'' | founded = 1909 | ground = [[Stadio Renato Dall'Ara]],<br/>[[Bologna]], [[Italy]] | capacity = 39,444 | chairman = {{flagicon|Italy}} [[Alfredo Cazzola]] | mgrtitle = Head Coach | manager = {{flagicon|Italy}} [[Daniele Arrigoni]] | league = [[Serie A]] | season = [[Serie B 2007-08|2007-08]] | position = [[Serie B]], 2nd (promoted) | shirtsupplier= | shirtsponsors= | pattern_la1=|pattern_b1=_Bologna|pattern_ra1=| leftarm1=000088|body1=ff0000|rightarm1=E72C21|shorts1=FFFFFF|socks1=000088| pattern_la2=|pattern_b2=_redbluesash|pattern_ra2=| leftarm2=FFFFFF|body2=0000ff|rightarm2=FFFFFF|shorts2=000088|socks2=FFFFFF| }} '''Bologna Football Club 1909''' is an [[Italy|Italian]] [[football (soccer)|football]] [[Italian Football League Teams|club]] based in [[Bologna]], [[Emilia-Romagna]]. They were formed in 1909 and continue on today. The club are nicknamed the ''rossoblù'' because of the red and blue striped shirts they wear. During its history the club has won the [[Serie A|Italian League Championship]] seven times. They are the sixth most successful team in the league ever. Bologna F.C. was promoted to [[Serie A]] for the 2008-09 season, having last played in the top division in 2004-05. ==History== '''Bologna Football Club''''s formation was orchestrated by Emilio Arnstein, an [[Austria]]n who became interested in [[football (soccer)|football]] at university in [[Vienna]] and [[Praga]]. He and his brother had previously founded another football club [[Black Star F.C.]] in Austria. The club was founded on [[3 October]], [[1909]] as '''AGC Bologna''', in the Northern Italian city of [[Bologna]]. Upon its formation, Carlo Sandoni was the clubs sponsor and General manager, [[Swiss]]man Louis Rauch became president, [[nobleman]] Guido Della Valle was the vice-president, Enrico Penaglia [[secretary]], Sergio Lampronti [[cashier]], while Emilio Arnstein and Leone Vincenzi were appointed councilmen. They are thought to have adopted their red and blue stripes from [[Crystal Palace F.C.]] On [[20 March]] [[1910]] Bologna played their first ever game, it was against [[Virtus Bologna|Virtus]] (who wore white shirts), Bologna outclassed their opponents winning 9-1. The first football squad featured; Koch, Chiara, Pessarelli, Bragaglia, Guido Della Valle, Nanni, Donati, Rauch, Bernabeu, Mezzano and Gradi. Their formative season was spent in the regional league under Arrigo Gradi as captain, Bologna won their league gaining promotion to a league named ''Group Veneto-Emiliano''. They spent four seasons in this league, never finishing lower than fifth. Bologna were entered into the Northern League before all football leagues were postponed for [[World War I]]. ===Champions: 1920s and 1930s=== After the first war, Bologna began to become more successful; first reaching the semi-finals of the Northern Italian competition in 1919-20, they went one better the following season by reaching the Northern League finals; going out 2-1 to [[U.S. Pro Vercelli Calcio|Pro Vercelli]]. They would equal this again in 1923-24, coming runner up to (eventual National champions) [[Genoa C.F.C.|Genoa]]. [[Image:Bologna1912.JPG|thumb|170px|right|Bologna squad from the 1912 season.]] Bologna became Northern and National League champions for the first time during 1924-25, thrashing [[A.S. Roma]] 6-0 to take the championship. A few seasons later Bologna became champions of Italy for the second time in 1928-29 giving them a foothold in Italian football, building up a legacy, this was the last time the league was competed in the old system, [[Serie A]] was instated the following year. The Scudetto was won by Bologna four more times before [[World War II]], these were achieved in; 1935-36, 1936-37, 1938-39 and 1940-41. ===Post-World War II=== After [[World War II]], the club was less successful. Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, the club generally floated between 4th, 5th and 6th position in the league, until they took the league title back in 1963-64. To date this remains their last [[Serie A]] championship, bringing the club's total to seven. It wasn't all doom and gloom for the club however, in the 1970s they won the [[Italian Cup]] twice, the second of which was competed against [[Palermo]], the game was tense and finished 1-1 beforing going to a [[penalty shootout]], Bologna won the shootout 4-3. ===Climbing Down and back up the Leagues=== Beginning in the 1981-82 season the club began to slide, first they were relegated from [[Serie A]] after battling it out for survival with [[Cagliari]] and [[Genoa]]. They were relegated twice in succession and slid into [[Serie C1]]. They won their way out of C1 the next year, and returned to [[Serie A]] for the 1988-89 season after four years of fighting it out in [[Serie B]]. They did not remain long, however, being relegated in 1991 and returning to [[Serie C1]] in 1993. The club returned to Serie A for 1996, two years later Bologna tastes a slice of success on the [[Europe]]an stage; winning the [[UEFA Intertoto Cup]] and playing in the [[UEFA Cup]]. The club remained in Serie A until the [[Serie A 2004-05|2004/05]] campaign, losing to [[Parma]] in the playoffs. ===Recent times=== Despite losing some key players, Bologna expected to be challenging strongly for promotion from [[Serie B]] in the 2005-06 campaign. However, despite its ambition, Bologna had a poor start to the season, causing the sacking of experienced coach [[Renzo Ulivieri]], replaced by [[Andrea Mandorlini]]. During this time, the team was sold by [[Giuseppe Gazzoni Frascara]] to [[Alfredo Cazzola]], a local entrepreneur. However, Mandorlini was not either able to bring Bologna up the Serie B table, and was fired on [[March 5]], [[2006]]; Ulivieri was then appointed back as team coach, after having been sacked a few months before. Bologna ended the 2005-2006 Serie B campaign in eighth place. In the 2006-2007 season, Bologna ended with the seventh place: the season has been however characterized by several clashes between chairman Cazzola and head coach Ulivieri, who was ultimately fired on [[April 14]], [[2007]] and replaced by caretaker and former assistant coach [[Luca Cecconi]]. For the 2007-2008 season, Bologna was led by [[Daniele Arrigoni]], who helped the Rossoblu achieve automatic promotion back to the top flight after finishing second in Serie B. == Current squad == ''As of [[2008-07-15]]''<ref>{{cite web|publisher=Bologna FC 1909|accessdate=2008-07-15|url=http://www.bolognafc.it/page.asp?p=11Prima&m=11&l=1|title=La rosa 2008-2009 del Bologna F.C. 1909|language=Italian}}</ref> {{Fs start}} {{Fs player|no=1|name=[[Francesco Antonioli]]|pos=GK|nat=Italy}} {{Fs player|no=4|name=[[Christian Amoroso]]|pos=MF|nat=Italy}} {{Fs player|no=5|name=[[Adaílton Martins Bolzan|Adaílton]]|pos=FW|nat=Brazil}} {{Fs player|no=7|name=[[Francesco Valiani]]|pos=MF|nat=Italy}} {{Fs player|no=8|name=[[Nicola Mingazzini]]|pos=MF|nat=Italy}} {{Fs player|no=10|name=[[Davide Bombardini]]|pos=MF|nat=Italy}} {{Fs player|no=14|name=[[Marcello Castellini]]|pos=DF|nat=Italy|other=[[Captain (sports)|Captain]]}} {{Fs player|no=15|name=[[Roberto Colombo]]|pos=GK|nat=Italy}} {{Fs player|no=16|name=[[Davide Carrus]]|pos=MF|nat=Italy}} {{Fs player|no=18|name=[[Vangelis Moras]]|pos=DF|nat=Greece}} {{Fs player|no=19|name=[[Claudio Terzi]]|pos=DF|nat=Italy}} {{Fs player|no=34|name=[[Simone Confalone]]|pos=MF|nat=Italy}} {{Fs mid}} {{Fs player|no=41|name=[[Massimo Marazzina]]|pos=FW|nat=Italy}} {{Fs player|no=74|name=[[Luigi Lavecchia]]|pos=MF|nat=Italy}} {{Fs player|no=–|name=[[Marco Bernacci]]|pos=FW|nat=Italy}} {{Fs player|no=–|name=Federico Casarini|pos=MF|nat=Italy|other=from youth team}} {{Fs player|no=–|name=Leonardo Cisterni|pos=FW|nat=Italy|other=from youth team}} {{Fs player|no=–|name=[[Dyego Rocha Coelho]]|pos=DF|nat=Brazil}} {{Fs player|no=–|name=[[Massimo Coda]]|pos=FW|nat=Italy}} {{Fs player|no=–|name=Fabio Gadignani|pos=GK|nat=Italy|other=from youth team}} {{Fs player|no=–|name=[[Gabriele Paonessa]]|pos=FW|nat=Italy}} {{Fs player|no=–|name=[[Diego Rodríguez Da Luz|Diego Rodríguez]]|pos=DF|nat=Uruguay|other=on loan from [[C.A. Peñarol|Peñarol]]}} {{Fs player|no=–|name=[[Sergio Volpi]]|pos=MF|nat=Italy}} {{Fs player|no=–|name=[[Cristian Zenoni]]|pos=DF|nat=Italy}} {{Fs end}} ==Presidential history== Bologna have had numerous presidents over the course of their history, some of which have been the owners of the club, others have been honorary presidents. Here is a complete list of Bologna presidents from 1909 until the present day.<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.federossoblu.net/it/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=118&Itemid=66|publisher=FedeRossoblu.net|title=Tutti I Presidenti del Bologna|date=[[13 October]] 2007}}</ref> <div style="font-size:100%"> {| |width="10"|&nbsp; |valign="top"| {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center" |- !rowspan="1"|Name !rowspan="1"|Years |- |align=left|Louis Rauch |align=left|1909&ndash;1910 |- |align=left|Pio Borghesani |align=left|1910 |- |align=left|Emilio Arnstein |align=left|1910 |- |align=left|Igino Bettini |align=left|1936&ndash;1941 |- |align=left|Domenico Gori |align=left|1910&ndash;1912 |- |align=left|Rodolfo Minelli |align=left|1912&ndash;1919 |- |align=left|Cesare Medica |align=left|1919&ndash;1921 |- |align=left|Angelo Sbarberi |align=left|1921&ndash;1922 |- |align=left|Antonio Turri |align=left|1922 |- |align=left|Ruggero Murè <small>(''Honorary president'')</small> |align=left|1923 |- |align=left|Enrico Masetti |align=left|1923&ndash;1925 |- |align=left|Paolo Graziani |align=left|1925&ndash;1928 |- |align=left|Gianni Bonaveri |align=left|1928&ndash;1935 |- |} |width="30"|&nbsp; |valign="top"| {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center" |- !rowspan="1"|Name !rowspan="1"|Years |- |align=left|Renato Dall'Ara |align=left|1935&ndash;1964 |- |align=left|Luigi Goldoni |align=left|1964&ndash;1968 |- |align=left|Raimondo Venturi |align=left|1968&ndash;1970 |- |align=left|Filippo Montanari |align=left|1970&ndash;1972 |- |align=left|Luciano Conti |align=left|1972&ndash;1979 |- |align=left|Tommaso Fabbretti |align=left|1979&ndash;1983 |- |align=left|Giuseppe Brizzi |align=left|1983&ndash;1985 |- |align=left|Luigi Corioni |align=left|1985&ndash;1991 |- |align=left|Piero Gnudi |align=left|1991&ndash;1993 |- |align=left|Giuseppe Gazzoni Frascara |align=left|1993&ndash;2002 |- |align=left|Renato Cipollini |align=left|2002&ndash;2005 |- |align=left|Alfredo Cazzola |align=left|2005&ndash;present |} |} </div> ==Managerial history== Bologna have had many managers and trainers, some seasons they have had co-managers running the team, here is a chronological list of them from 1920 onwards.<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.federossoblu.net/it/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=117&Itemid=65|publisher=FedeRossoblu.net|title=Tutti Gli Allenatori del Bologna|date=[[13 October]] 2007}}</ref> <div style="font-size:100%"> {| |width="10"|&nbsp; |valign="top"| {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center" |- !rowspan="1"|Name !rowspan="1"|Nationality !rowspan="1"|Years |- |align=left|[[Hermann Felsner]] |{{flagicon|Austria}} |align=left|1920–1931 |- |align=left|Gyula Lelovich |{{flagicon|Hungary}} |align=left|1931–1932 |- |align=left|[[József Nagy (born 1892)|József Nagy]] |{{flagicon|Hungary}} |align=left|1932 |- |align=left|Achille Gama |{{flagicon|Brazil}} |align=left|1932–1933 |- |align=left|''Technical Commission'' |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1933–1934 |- |align=left|[[Lajos Kovács]] |{{flagicon|Hungary}} |align=left|1934 |- |align=left|Árpád Weisz |{{flagicon|Hungary}} |align=left|1934–1938 |- |align=left|[[Hermann Felsner]] |{{flagicon|Austria}} |align=left|1938–1942 |- |align=left|Mario Montesanto |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1942–1943 |- |align=left|[[Alexander Popovic]] |{{flagicon|Austria}} |align=left|1945–1946 |- |align=left|''Technical Commission'' |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1946 |- |align=left|[[József Viola]] |{{flagicon|Hungary}} |align=left|1946–1947 |- |align=left|Gyula Lelovich |{{flagicon|Hungary}} |align=left|1947–1948 |- |align=left|[[Toni Cargnelli]] |{{flagicon|Austria}} |align=left|1948–1949 |- |align=left|Edmond Crawford |{{flagicon|England}} |align=left|1950–1951 |- |align=left|[[Raffaele Sansone]] |{{flagicon|Uruguay}} {{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1951 |- |align=left|[[Giuseppe Galluzzi]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1951–1952 |- |align=left|Gyula Lelovich |{{flagicon|Hungary}} |align=left|1952 |- |align=left|[[Giuseppe Viani]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1952–1956 |- |align=left|Aldo Campatelli |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1956–1957 |- |align=left|Ljubo Benčić |{{flagicon|SFR Yugoslavia}} |align=left|1957 |- |align=left|[[György Sárosi]] |{{flagicon|Hungary}} |align=left|1957–1958 |- |align=left|[[Alfredo Foni]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1958–1959 |- |align=left|[[Federico Allasio]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1959–1961 |- |align=left|[[Fulvio Bernardini]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1961–1965 |- |align=left|Manlio Scopigno |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1965 |- |align=left|[[Luis Carniglia]] |{{flagicon|Argentina}} |align=left|1965–1968 |- |align=left|[[Giuseppe Viani]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1968 |- |align=left|[[Cesarino Cervellati]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1968–1969 |- |align=left|[[Oronzo Pugliese]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1969 |- |align=left|[[Edmondo Fabbri]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1969–1972 |- |align=left|[[Oronzo Pugliese]]<Br>[[Cesarino Cervellati]] |{{flagicon|Italy}}<Br>{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1972 |- |align=left|[[Bruno Pesaola]] |{{flagicon|Argentina}} |align=left|1972–1976 |- |align=left|[[Gustavo Giagnoni]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1976–1977 |- |align=left|[[Cesarino Cervellati]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1977 |- |} |width="30"|&nbsp; |valign="top"| {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center" |- !rowspan="1"|Name !rowspan="1"|Nationality !rowspan="1"|Years |- |align=left|[[Bruno Pesaola]] |{{flagicon|Argentina}} |align=left|1977–1979 |- |align=left|Marino Perani |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1979 |- |align=left|[[Cesarino Cervellati]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1979 |- |align=left|Marino Perani |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1979–1980 |- |align=left|[[Luigi Radice]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1980–1981 |- |align=left|[[Tarcisio Burgnich]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1981–1982 |- |align=left|Franco Liguori |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1982 |- |align=left|Alfredo Magni |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1982 |- |align=left|Paolo Carosi |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1982–1983 |- |align=left|[[Cesarino Cervellati]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1983 |- |align=left|Giancarlo Cadè |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1983–1984 |- |align=left|Pietro Santin |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1984 |- |align=left|Bruno Pace |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1984–1985 |- |align=left|[[Carlo Mazzone]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1985–1986 |- |align=left|Vincenzo Guerini |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1986–1987 |- |align=left|Gian Battista Fabbri |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1987 |- |align=left|[[Luigi Maifredi]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1987–1990 |- |align=left|[[Francesco Scoglio]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1990 |- |align=left|[[Luigi Radice]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1990–1991 |- |align=left|[[Luigi Maifredi]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1991 |- |align=left|[[Nedo Sonetti]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1991–1992 |- |align=left|Eugenio Bersellini |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1992–1993 |- |align=left|Aldo Cerantola |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1993 |- |align=left|Romano Fogli |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1993 |- |align=left|[[Alberto Zaccheroni]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1993 |- |align=left|[[Edoardo Reja]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1993–1994 |- |align=left|[[Renzo Ulivieri]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1994–1998 |- |align=left|[[Carlo Mazzone]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1998–1999 |- |align=left|Sergio Buso |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1999 |- |align=left|[[Francesco Guidolin]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|1999–2003 |- |align=left|[[Carlo Mazzone]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|2003–2005 |- |align=left|[[Renzo Ulivieri]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|2005 |- |align=left|[[Andrea Mandorlini]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|2005–2006 |- |align=left|[[Renzo Ulivieri]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|2006–2007 |- |align=left|[[Luca Cecconi]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|2007 |- |align=left|[[Daniele Arrigoni]] |{{flagicon|Italy}} |align=left|2007–present |- |} |} </div> ==Honours== '''[[Italian Football Championship]]''' / '''[[Serie A]]: 7''' :*'''Champions''': [[Italian Football Championship 1924-25|1924–25]]; [[Italian Football Championship 1928-29|1928–29]]; [[Serie A 1935-36|1935–36]]; [[Serie A 1936-37|1936–37]]; [[Serie A 1938-39|1938–39]]; [[Serie A 1940-41|1940–41]]; [[Serie A 1963-64|1963–64]] :*'''Runners-up''': [[Serie A 1931-32|1931–32]]; [[Serie A 1939-40|1939–40]] '''[[Coppa Italia|Italian Cup]]''' ''2'': :*Winners: 1969–70, 1973–74 '''[[Mitropa Cup]]''' ''3'': :*Winners: 1932, 1934, 1961 '''[[UEFA Intertoto Cup]]''': :*Winners: 1998 '''Italian Northern League''': :*Winners: 1924–25 :*Runners-up: 1920–21, 1923–24, 1925–26 ==Famous players== {| |valign="top"| *{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Kennet Andersson]] *{{flagicon|Uruguay}} [[Michele Andreolo]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Francesco Antonioli]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Pietro Arcari]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Angelo Badini]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Emilio Badini]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Roberto Baggio]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Mauro Bellugi]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Stefano Bettarini]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Amedeo Biavati]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Jonathan Binotto]] *{{flagicon|San Marino}} [[Massimo Bonini]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Giacomo Bulgarelli]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Antonio Cabrini]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Vittorio Caporale]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Gino Cappello]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Carlo Ceresoli]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Cesarino Cervellati]] *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Julio Ricardo Cruz]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Giuseppe Della Valle]] *{{flagicon|Hungary}} [[Lajos Detari]] *{{flagicon|Brazil}} [[Luciano Siqueira de Oliveira]] (Eriberto) *{{flagicon|Uruguay}} [[Francisco Fedullo]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Romano Fogli]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Davide Fontolan]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Carlo Furlanis]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Felice Gasperi]] *{{flagicon|Brazil}} [[Geovani Silva]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Mario Gianni]] |width="33"|&nbsp; |valign="top"| *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Federico Giunti]] *{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Helmut Haller]] *{{flagicon|Bulgaria}} [[Nikolay Iliev]] *{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Klas Ingesson]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Franco Janich]] *{{flagicon|Sierra Leone}} [[Mohammed Kallon]] *{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Igor Kolyvanov]] *{{flagicon|Brazil}} [[Francisco Lima|Lima]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Tomas Locatelli]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Roberto Mancini]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Enzo Maresca]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Giancarlo Marocchi]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Danilo Martelli]] *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Humberto Maschio]] *{{flagicon|Croatia}} [[Frane Matošić]] *{{flagicon|HUN}} [[Stefano Mike]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Mario Montesanto]] *{{flagicon|Uruguay}} [[Eraldo Monzeglio]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Emiliano Moretti]] *{{flagicon|Japan}} [[Hidetoshi Nakata]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[William Negri]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Paolo Negro]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Carlo Nervo]] *{{flagicon|Denmark}} [[Harald Nielsen]] *{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Luis Oliveira]] *{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Stéphane Demol]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Vittorio Nicoletti]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Gerardo Ottani]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Massimo Paganin]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Gianluca Pagliuca]] |width="33"|&nbsp; |valign="top"| *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Michele Paramatti]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Ezio Pascutti]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Mirko Pavinato]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Eraldo Pecci]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Marino Perani]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Bernardo Perin]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Alberto Pozzi]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Gino Pivatelli]] *{{flagicon|Uruguay}} [[Hector Puricelli]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Carlo Reguzzoni]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Tazio Roversi]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Raffaele Sansone]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Giuseppe Savoldi]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Angelo Schiavio]] *{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Igor Shalimov]] *{{flagicon|Russia}} [[Igor Simutenkov]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Giuseppe Signori]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Stefano Torrisi]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Paride Tumburus]] *{{flagicon|Switzerland}} [[Kubilay Türkyilmaz]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Nicola Ventola]] *{{flagicon|Brazil}} [[Luis Vinicio]] *{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Herbert Waas]] *{{flagicon|Italy}} [[Cristian Zaccardo]] *{{flagicon|Greece}} [[Theodoros Zagorakis]] *{{flagicon|Brazil}} [[Ze Elias]] |} ==References== <references /> ==External links== *[http://www.bolognafc.it Official Website] {{it icon}} {{fb start}} {{Serie A}} {{fb end}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Bologna}} [[Category:Bologna F.C. 1909| ]] [[Category:Italian football clubs]] [[Category:Football clubs in Emilia-Romagna]] [[Category:Sport in Bologna]] [[Category:Football (soccer) clubs established in 1909]] [[Category:Italian football (soccer) First Division clubs]] [[Category:Serie A clubs]] [[Category:Serie B clubs]] [[Category:Serie C1 clubs]] [[Category:Scudetto winners]] [[Category:Coppa Italia winners]] [[ca:Bologna Football Club 1909]] [[de:FC Bologna]] [[es:Bolonia FC]] [[fr:Bologne FC 1909]] [[ko:볼로냐 FC 1909]] [[id:Bologna F.C. 1909]] [[it:Bologna Football Club 1909]] [[he:בולוניה 1909]] [[lt:Bologna FC 1909]] [[nl:Bologna FC 1909]] [[ja:ボローニャFC]] [[no:Bologna FC 1909]] [[pl:Bologna FC]] [[pt:Bologna Football Club 1909]] [[fi:Bologna Football Club 1909]] [[sv:Bologna FC 1909]] [[ru:Болонья (футбольный клуб)]] [[uk:Болонья (футбольний клуб)]] [[zh:博洛尼亚足球俱乐部]]