António Conceição da Silva Oliveira

Not to be confused with António José Conceição Oliveira.

This name uses Portuguese naming customs. The first or maternal family name is Silva and the second or paternal family name is Oliveira.

Toni Conceição
Personal information
Full name	António Conceição da Silva Oliveira
Date of birth	(1961-12-06) 6 December 1961
Place of birth	Maximinos, Portugal
Playing position	Right back
Youth career
1975–1980	Braga
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1980–1981	Braga	2	(0)
1981–1982	Vizela	24	(1)
1982–1983	Riopele	28	(1)
1983–1985	Vizela	27	(0)
1985–1989	Braga	101	(0)
1989–1991	Porto	1	(0)
Total		183	(2)
National team
1988	Portugal	1	(0)
Teams managed
1999–2002	Braga B
2003	Braga (interim)
2003–2004	Naval
2004–2006	Estrela Amadora
2006	Vitória Setúbal
2007–2008	Trofense
2009	CFR Cluj
2009–2010	Belenenses
2010–2011	Braşov
2012	Astra Ploieşti
2012–2013	Braga B
2014	Moreirense
2014	Olhanense
2015	Al-Faisaly
2015–2016	CFR Cluj
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

António Conceição da Silva Oliveira (born 6 December 1961), known as Toni Conceição, is a former Portuguese professional footballer who played as a right back, and a current manager.

Playing career

Born in Maximinos, Braga District, Conceição played one full decade as a professional, making his debut in the Primeira Liga with local S.C. Braga. In 1984, he helped F.C. Vizela reach the top flight for the first time in the club's history.

Subsequently, Conceição returned to Braga. He appeared in a career-best 36 games in the 1987–88 season, helping his team to the 11th position whilst acting as captain.^[1]

Conceição signed for FC Porto in the 1989 summer. After only one competitive appearance in two years combined, he retired at the age of 29, eventually returning late in the decade in futsal. He gained one cap for Portugal following the infamous Saltillo Affair which resulted in the defection of several players, featuring the full 90 minutes in a 0–0 friendly with Sweden in Gothenburg, on 12 October 1988.

Coaching career

Conceição started his managerial career at S.C. Braga B, spending three full seasons in the third level. He acted as interim to the main squad during one match late into 2002–03, a 2–2 away draw against S.C. Beira Mar.

In the following years, Conceição worked with Associação Naval 1º de Maio, C.F. Estrela da Amadora, Vitória de Setúbal^[2]^[3] and C.D. Trofense, with all sides but the third competing in the Segunda Liga and all attaining promotion. In January 2009 he moved abroad, being appointed at Liga I's CFR Cluj and winning the Cupa României.

After three months at the helm of C.F. Os Belenenses after signing in December 2009,^[4] winning only three games in 16 and suffering top level relegation, Conceição returned to Romania, where he coached FC Braşov and FC Astra Ploiești.^[5]

Toni returned to his country in October 2012, being appointed at Braga B who was having its first experience in the second tier.^[6] He then led Moreirense F.C. to the division two championship,^[7] leaving at the end of the campaign.

Honours

Player

Porto

Manager

Trofense

Segunda Liga: 2007–08

CFR Cluj

Moreirense

Segunda Liga: 2013–14

References

↑ Época 1987/88: Primeira Divisão (1987/88 season: First Division); Arquivos da Bola, 15 July 2007 (Portuguese)
↑ Toni replaces Hélio at Setúbal; UEFA.com, 17 September 2006
↑ Struggling Setúbal call time on Toni; UEFA.com, 12 December 2006
↑ "Futebol: António Conceição é o treinador" [Football: António Conceição is the coach] (in Portuguese). C.F. Os Belenenses. 23 December 2009. Archived from the original on 29 May 2010.
↑ Conceicao este noul antrenor al astralilor (Conceicao is Astra's new manager); Astra Ploieşti, January 2012 (Romanian)
↑ "António Conceição regressa a Braga" [António Conceição returns to Braga] (in Portuguese). A Bola. 16 October 2012. Retrieved 2 November 2012.
↑ "Moreirense conquista o título" [Moreirense wins title] (in Portuguese). Record. 11 May 2014. Retrieved 19 July 2015.

External links

Toni at thefinalball.com
Toni profile at ForaDeJogo
Toni manager stats at ForaDeJogo
Toni at National-Football-Teams.com
Portugal stats at Eu-Football

Toni Conceição managerial positions

S.C. Braga – managers

Szabó (1935–37)
Szabó (1945)
Szabó (1950–52)
Vaz (1953–54)
Imbelloni & Viso (1955–56)
Szabó (1956–57)
Szabó (1960–61)
Teixeira (1964–65)
Valle (1965–66)
Sim-Sim (1966)
Caiado (1966–67)
Valle (1967)
Vieira (1967–68)
Quaresma (1968–69)
Passos (1969)
Costa Pereira (1969–70)
Coimbra (1970)
H. Conceição (1974–75)
José Carlos (1975–76)
Lino (1976–77)
H. Conceição (77)
Imbelloni (1977–78)
Caiado (1978–79)
H. Conceição (1979–80)
Lino (1980–81)
Quinito (1981–82)
Juca (1982–83)
Quinito (1983–85)
Calisto (1985)
Coelho (1985–87)
Manuel José (1987–89)
Águas (1990)
Garcia (1990–92)
Vítor Manuel (1992)
A. Oliveira (1992–94)
Neca (1994)
Cajuda (1994–97)
Castro Santos (1997–98)
V. Oliveira (1998)
Carlos Manuel (1998)
Cajuda (1998–2002)
Castro Santos (2002–03)
Toni (2003)
Ferreira (2003–06)
Carvalhal (2006)
Gonçalves (2006)
Costa (2006–07)
Machado (2007–08)
Caldas (2008)
Jesus (2008–09)
Domingos (2009–11)
Jardim (2011–12)
Peseiro (2012–13)
Ferreira (2013–14)
Paixão (2014)
S. Conceição (2014–2015)
Fonseca (2015–16)
Peseiro (2016–)

C.F. Os Belenenses – managers

Costa (1919–22)
Artur Pereira (1922–37)
C. de Oliveira (1937–38)
Silva (1938–39)
Hertzka (1939–40)
Scopelli (1939–41)
Faroleiro (1941–43)
Peics (1943–44)
Silva (1944–47)
Scopelli (1947–48)
Quaresma (1948–49)
Martini (1949–50)
Peics (1950–51)
Silva (1951–52)
Vaz (1951–53)
Buchelli (1953–54)
Riera (1954–57)
Herrera (1957–58)
Di Pace (1958–59)
Vaz (1958–59)
Glória (1959–61)
Soares (1961–62)
Vega (1961)
José do Carmo (1961–62)
Pisa (1961–62)
Vaz (1962–64)
Zubieta (1964)
José do Carmo (1964)
Fuchs (1964–65)
Amaro (1964–65)
Vieira (1965–66)
Pérez (1966–67)
M. de Oliveira (1967–68)
Silva (1968)
Zubieta (1968–69)
Wilson (1969–70)
Meirim (1970–71)
Serpa (1971)
Moreira (1971–72)
Scopelli (1972–74)
Bandeira (1974–76)
Correia (1976–77)
Medeiros (1977–79)
Juca (1979–80)
Hagan (1980–81)
Bandeira (1981)
Jorge (1981)
Vingada (1981)
Gomes (1981)
Dias (1981–82)
Castro (1981–82)
Amado (1981–82)
Vicente (1981–82)
Mendes (1982–84)
Mourinho Félix (1982–83)
Melia (1983–86)
Depireux (1986–87)
Peres (1987–88)
Mortimore (1988–89)
Mladenov (1989)
Andrade (1989–90)
Lopes (1990)
Andrade (1990)
Depireux (1990–91)
Andrade (1991)
Braga (1991–94)
José António (1993–94)
Romão (1993–94)
Alves (1994–96)
Quinito (1996)
Vítor Manuel (1996–97)
Mladenov (1997)
Cajuda (1997–98)
Oliveira (1998–00)
Peres (2000–02)
Néné (2002)
Manuel José (2002–03)
Bogićević (2003–04)
Inácio (2004)
Carvalhal (2004–05)
Couceiro (2005–06)
Jesus (2006–08)
Mior (2008)
Pacheco (2008–09)
Rui Jorge (2009)
Carlos Pereira (2009)
Toni (2009–10)
Gregório (2010)
Brito (2010)
Mota (2010–12)
Marco Paulo (2012)
Van der Gaag (2012–13)
Marco Paulo (2013–14)
Vidigal (2014–15)
Simão (2015)
Sá Pinto (2015)
Velázquez (2015–16)
Quim Machado (2016–)

CFR Cluj – managers

Unknown (1907–1957)
Rădulescu (1957–60)
Kovács (1960–62)
Rădulescu (1962–76)
Rădulescu (1979–82)
Rădulescu (1992–95)
Bretan (2001–02)
Ciorceri (2002–03)
Coca (2004–04)
Şunda (2004–05)
Munteanu (2005–06)
Bergodi (2006–07)
Andone (2007–08)
Trombetta (2008)
Uhrin, Jr. (2009)
Conceição (2009)
Mandorlini (2009–10)
Cârțu (2010)
Minteuan (2010–11)
Costa (2011–12)
Andone (2012)
Paulo Sérgio (2012–13)
Trică (2013)
Rednic (2013)
Grigoraș (2013–14)
Miriuță (2014)
Dican (2014)
Trică (2015)
Ciorceri (2015)
Dican (2015)
Conceição (2015–16)
Miriuță (2016–)

FC Brașov – managers

Ploeșteanu (1948–68)
Proca (1968–69)
Stănescu (1969–71)
Proca (1971–75)
Meszaros (1975)
Proca (1975–76)
Ivănescu (1976–77)
Teașcă (1977–79)
Proca (1979–81)
Pescaru (1981–82)
Coidum (1982–85)
Goran (1985–86)
Ștefănescu (1986–89)
Anesccu (1989–90)
Nagy (1990–91)
Gyorffy (1991)
Enache (1992–93)
Staicu (1993)
Pescaru (1993–94)
Purdea (1994)
Nagy (1994)
G.Stan (1995)
Gyorffy (1996)
Hizo (1996–97)
Mihail (1997)
Orac (1997)
Barbu (1998)
Țălnar (1998–99)
Andone (1999–2000)
Hârlab (2000)
Halagian (2000)
Hârlab (2000)
G.Stan (2000–01)
Dumitrescu (2001)
Hârlab (2001)
G.Stan (2001–02)
Bajko (2002)
Lăcătuș (2002–03)
Lucescu (2003–04)
Lupescu (2004)
G.Stan (2004–05)
Bajko (2005)
Mulțescu (2005)
Manea (2005)
Mulțescu (2005)
Țălnar (2006)
Șunda (2006)
G.Stan (2006)
Stoica (2007)
Lucescu (2007–09)
Napoli (2009)
Moldovan (2009–10)
Isăilă (2010)
Conceição (2010–11)
Isăilă (2011)
Murcia (2011)
Isăilă (2011)
Șumudică (2011–12)
Badea (2012)
Szabo (2012)
Cârțu (2012)
Szabo (2012–13)
Țicleanu (2013)
Pelici (2013)
I.Stan (2013–14)
Țălnar (2014)
Szabo (2014)
Lokica (2015)
Szabo (2015)
Bodea (2015)
Szabo (2015)
Stere (2016)
Szabo (2016)
Țălnar (2016–)

FC Astra Giurgiu – managers

Stan (1996–1999)
Sinescu^c (1999)
Simionaș (1999)
Ștefănescu (1999–2000)
I.Marin (2000–2001)
Stan (2001)
Stancu^c (2001)
Mulțescu (2001–2002)
Bondrea (2002)
Fl.Marin (2002–2003)
Dună (2005)
Gigiu (2006)
Cosarek (2006)
Șerban (2007)
Răchită (2007–2008)
Șumudică (2009)
Moldovan (2009)
Napoli (2009–2010)
Barbu (2010)
Stoichiță (2010)
Selymes (2010–2011)
Șumudică (2011)
Selymes (2011)
Conceição (2012)
Rednic (2012)
Stelea (2012)
Mulțescu (2012)
Sinescu (2012–2013)
Barbu^c (2013)
Isăilă (2013–2014)
Fl.Marin (2014)
Isăilă (2014)
Protasov (2014–2015)
Munteanu (2015)
Șumudică (2015–)

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