Nelson Silva Pacheco

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Full name	Alfonso Nelson Silva Pacheco
Date of birth	(1944-10-08) 8 October 1944
Place of birth	Las Piedras, Uruguay
Position(s)	Forward
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1966–1967	Sportivo Italiano	47	(5)
1968	Tigre	33	(4)
1969	Rosario Central	7	(1)
International career
1975	Colombia	3	(0)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Alfonso Nelson Silva Pacheco (born 8 October 1944) is a Uruguayan-born Colombian footballer. He played in three matches for the Colombia national football team in 1975. He was also part of Colombia's squad for the 1975 Copa América tournament.

References

^ "Nelson Silva Pacheco". worldfootball.net. Retrieved 19 July 2021.
^ "Copa América 1975". RSSSF. Retrieved 19 July 2021.

External links

Nelson Silva Pacheco at National-Football-Teams.com

1948: Castillo
1949: Cabillón
1950: Ávalos
1951: Di Stéfano
1952: Di Stéfano
1953: Garelli
1954: Gambina
1955: Marino
1956: Jaime Gutiérrez
1957: Grecco
1958: Montanini
1959: Marino
1960: Marcolini
1961: Perazzo
1962: Verdún
1963: Devani / Verdún
1964: Devanni
1965: Perfecto Rodríguez
1966: Devanni
1967: Ferrero
1968: Ferrero
1969: Lóndero
1970: Ferrero / Sossa
1971: Lóndero / Paniagua
1972: Lóndero
1973: Pacheco
1974: Ephanor
1975: Cáceres
1976: Converti
1977: Palavecino
1978: Palavecino
1979: Irigoyén
1980: Cierra
1981: del Río
1982: Miguel González
1983: Gottardi
1984: Gottardi
1985: Miguel González
1986: Sossa
1987: Aravena
1988: Angulo
1990: de Ávila
1991: Valenciano
1992: Tréllez
1993: Guerrero
1994: Rubén Hernández
1995: Valenciano
1995–96: Valenciano
1996–97: Ricard
1998: Bonilla
1999: Galván
2000: C. Castro
2001: C. Castro / Serna
2002-I: Zuleta
2002-II: Ballesteros / Milton Rodríguez
2003-I: Valentierra
2003-II: L. Preciado
2004-I: Herrera
2004-II: L. Moreno / L. Preciado
2005-I: Aristizábal
2005-II: Jámerson Rentería / Rodallega
2006-I: Jorge Díaz
2006-II: Diego Álvarez / Charría
2007-I: Galván / Montero
2007-II: D. Moreno
2008-I: Caneo / Velásquez
2008-II: Montero
2009-I: Teófilo Gutiérrez
2009-II: Jackson
2010-I: Bacca / Carlos Rentería
2010-II: Medina / D. Moreno
2011-I: Carlos Rentería
2011-II: Bacca
2012-I: Robin Ramírez
2012-II: Henry Hernández / Valencia / Cano
2013-I: Medina
2013-II: D. Moreno / Ruiz
2014-I: D. Moreno
2014-II: Cano
2015-I: Uribe
2015-II: Duque
2016-I: Borja
2016-II: Del Valle
2017-I: D. Moreno
2017-II: Chará / Del Valle / D. Moreno / Valencia
2018-I: Cano
2018-II: Cano
2019-I: Cano
2019-II: Cano / Rangel
2020: Borja
2021-I: Duque / Herazo / Uribe
2021-II: H. Preciado
2022-I: D. Moreno
2022-II: L. Castro
2023-I: Pérez
2023-II: Bacca
2024-I: Bacca / Rodallega

v t e Colombia squad – 1975 Copa América runners-up
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Deportivo Táchira – managers

Riquelme (1974)
Gil (1975)
Mora c (1975)
Rohdis (1975)
Hernández (1975–76)
Dupla (1976)
Capoccioni (1976)
Fernández (1976–77)
Miloc (1977–78)
Acosta (1978)
Beracochea (1979)
Pignanelli (1980)
Capoccioni (1980)
Silva Pacheco (1981)
Britos (1981)
Beracochea (1981)
Silva Pacheco (1982)
Roque (1982)
Calderón (1983)
Vallarino c (1983)
Moreno (1983–87)
García (1987)
Moreno (1987–89)
Contreras (1989)
Valiente (1989–90)
Páez (1991)
Roque (1992–93)
Valiente (1994)
Contreras (1994)
Echenausi (1994)
Pignanelli (1995)
Moreno (1995)
de Souza (1995)
Contreras (1996–97)
Cavalleri (1997)
Moreno (1997)
Restrepo (1997)
Maldonado (1998)
Cavalleri (1998)
Valencia (1999)
Roque (1999–2001)
Restrepo (2001)
González (2002–03)
Farías (2003–05)
Plasencia (2005–07)
Maldonado (2007–10)
Pinto (2010–11)
Vera (2011)
Contreras (2011)
de la Pava (2012)
Contreras (2012)
Jaimes c (2012)
Farías (2013–15)
Maldonado (2015–16)
Escobar (2017)
Monsalve c (2017)
Stifano (2017–18)
Pallarés (2018)
Pérez (2019)
Tolisano (2019–21)
Pallarés (2022)
Saragó (2022–)

Deportes Tolima – managers

Barbieri (1955–59)
Dupla (1960)
Genes (1960)
Aballay (1961–62)
López (1963)
Delli (1963–64)
de la Hoz (1964)
Coll (1965)
Pacheco (1965)
Coll (1966)
Arnaldo (1966–67)
Aballay (1967)
Coll (1967–68)
Ramos (1968–71)
Castellanos (1971)
Ramos (1972)
Castellanos (1973)
Ramos (1973–75)
Gamboa (1976)
Devani (1976–77)
Castellanos (1977)
Ginarte (1977)
Cardacci (1978)
Castellanos (1978)
Barona (1979)
López Fretes (1979)
J.M. Rodríguez (1980)
Quintabani (1980)
Magan (1980)
Gallego (1980)
Montoya (1980)
R. Rodríguez (1981)
Cancela (1981)
del Río (1981)
Montúfar (1981)
Correa (1981)
de León (1981)
Ospina (1981)
Quintana (1981)
Mujica (1982)
Silva Pacheco (1982)
Mujica (1982)
Navarro (1983)
Roldán (1983)
Porté (1983)
Vilarete (1983)
Salomón (1983)
Jáuregui (1984)
Aceros (1985)
Jáuregui (1985)
Cristo (1986)
Bernal (1986)
Vilić (1986)
Bernal (1987)
Vásquez (1987)
J. Rodríguez (1988)
Carrillo (1989)
Vasco (1989)
Bernal (1990–91)
Silva (1991)
Germ. González (1991)
Jáuregui (1992)
J. Rodríguez (1992–93)
Boyacá (1993)
Bernal (1993)
Ortiz (1994)
Arteaga (1995)
Ortiz (1995–96)
Comesaña (1996)
Escobar (1996)
Gera. González (1996)
Mujica (1997)
Restrepo (1998)
Ortiz (1999)
García (1999)
Umaña (1999)
Otero (2000–01)
Prince (2001–02)
Suárez (2002)
García (2003–04)
Prince (2004–05)
Bernal (2005–06)
de la Pava (2007)
Torres (2007–08)
Bernal (2008)
Torres (2008–11)
Bernal (2012)
Castro (2012–14)
Gamero (2014–16)
Pérez (2017)
Quintabani (2017)
Hernández (2017)
Gamero (2017–19)
Torres (2020–23)
Castroc (2023)
Real (2023)
Arasteyc (2023)
D. González (2023–)

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