José Santos Arias

Chilean footballer and manager

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is  Arias and the second or maternal family name is  González.

José Santos Arias

Personal information
Full name|  José Santos Arias González
Date of birth|  (1928-01-22)22 January 1928
Place of birth|  Nacimiento, Chile
Date of death|  4 September 2012(2012-09-04) (aged 84)
Place of death|  Santiago, Chile
Position(s)|  Forward
Youth career
|  Escuela Normal Victoria
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1950–1952|  Colo-Colo|  53|  (9)
1953–1954|  Universidad de Chile|  27|  (4)
1955|  Green Cross|  |
Managerial career
|  Green Cross (youth)
1962|  San Bernardo Central [es]
1965|  UTE
1967|  Chile U20
1968|  Rangers
1970|  Colo-Colo (youth)
1971|  Audax Italiano
1973|  Chile (amateur)
1973–1974|  Chile U20
1974|  Colo-Colo (interim)
1974–1975|  Colo-Colo (youth)
1978–1979|  Santiago Morning
1984–1985|  Soinca Bata
1986|  Filanbanco (youth)
1990–1991|  Deportes La Serena
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

José Santos Arias González (22 January 1928 – 4 September 2012), known as José Santos Arias, was a Chilean football player who played as a forward and manager.

## Career

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Arias joined Colo-Colo after taking part in a championship in the Estadio Nacional as a member of the team of normal school from Victoria city.[1] As a player of Colo-Colo, he made fifty-three appearances and scored nine goals in the Chilean top division from 1950 to 1952.[2]

In 1953, he switched to the traditional rival, Universidad de Chile,[3] becoming the fifth player to make it directly after Alfonso Domínguez, Pedro Hugo López, Jorge Peñaloza and Javier Mascaró.[4] For them, he made twenty-seven appearances and scored four goals at league level.[5][6]

His last club was Green Cross in 1955.[7]

## Coaching career

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Considered a Fernando Riera's disciple,[8] at youth level he worked for clubs such as Green Cross, with whom he began his career,[9] Colo-Colo,[10][11] Filanbanco, Deportes La Serena, among others. He also coached the Chile under-20 team at both the 1967 and the 1974 South American Championships.[12]

At senior level, he coached clubs such as San Bernardo Central [es] and Universidad Técnica in the second level.[13] In the top division, he led Rangers (1968),[14] Audax Italiano (1971),[15] Colo-Colo as interim (1974),[16] Santiago Morning (1978–79)[17] and Deportes La Serena (1990–91).[18] He also won the Cuarta División in 1984 and got the promotion to the Tercera División with Soinca Bata.[19]

In 1973, he coached the Chile national amateur team with views to the 1975 Pan American Games, previous to the Chilean coup d'état.[8]

As a football teacher, he was one of the founders of the Football Managers Association of Chile[20] and gave classes alongside colleagues such as Pedro Morales and Eddio Inostroza.[21]

## Personal life

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He graduated as a teacher at the normal school of Victoria, where he coincided with Constantino Mohor and Caupolicán Peña, who were footballers and managers later.[22]

## Honours

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Soinca Bata

* Cuarta División: 1984

## References

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1. ^ "A la Memoria de Don José Santos Arias". Con Fuego de Campeón (in Spanish). 5 September 2012. Retrieved 7 March 2023.
2. ^ "JOSÉ SANTOS ARIAS - DELANTERO / INTERIOR DERECHO". historiadecolocolo.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 March 2023.
3. ^ "Datazo: Los futbolistas que pasaron por Colo Colo y Universidad de Chile". alairelibre.cl (in Spanish). Radio Cooperativa. 13 April 2018. Retrieved 7 March 2023.
4. ^ González, Christian (18 July 2016). "Beausejour, 11° jugador que pasa directo de Colo Colo a la U" (in Spanish). AS Chile. Retrieved 7 March 2023.
5. ^ "U. de Chile - campañas - 1953". www.chuncho.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 March 2023.
6. ^ "U. de Chile - campañas - 1954". www.chuncho.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 March 2023.
7. ^ "Club de Deportes GREEN CROSS". Fútbol en América (in Spanish). 2 January 2019. Retrieved 7 March 2023.
8. ^ a b "La selección chilena truncada por el golpe militar". Asifuch (in Spanish). 11 September 2020. Retrieved 7 March 2023.
9. ^ (Deportes365 Chile) José Santos Arias un entrenador forjado en Green Cross on Facebook (in Spanish). 6 February 2020. Retrieved 7 March 2023.
10. ^ @ColoColo (4 September 2012). "Informamos el sensible fallecimiento de José Santos Arias, ex jugador (1950-1952) y DT formador del Cacique #QEPDSantosArias" (Tweet) (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 March 2023 - via Twitter.
11. ^ "CACIQUE". reader.digitalbooks.pro (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 March 2023.
12. ^ Aceituno Rubilar, Freddy Enrique; Álvarez González, Ricardo Blas (November 2016). JUEGOS DE CHICOS PROBLEMAS DE GRANDES: Las selecciones menores del fútbol chileno (PDF) (in Spanish). Santiago, Chile: University of Chile. pp. 53–55, 61–64. Retrieved 7 March 2023.
13. ^ Andaur Martín, Rafael (December 2009). FÚTBOL REGIONAL E IDENTIDAD: El caso del Club Deportivo Luis Cruz Martínez (1962-1966) (PDF) (in Spanish). Santiago, Chile: University of Chile. pp. 115, 118, 139, 142, 145. Retrieved 7 March 2023.
14. ^ "Historias Rojinegras: Los años de transición 1967 y 1968". Gigantedeportivo.cl (in Spanish). 27 May 2021. Retrieved 7 March 2023.
15. ^ "Audax Italiano 1971 - Campeonato Nacional". www.solofutbol.cl (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 March 2023.
16. ^ "JOSÉ SANTOS ARIAS 1974 (INTERINO)". historiadecolocolo.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 March 2023.
17. ^ Díaz, Danilo (7 March 2022). "Luis González, puntero derecho". Tribuna Andes (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 March 2023.
18. ^ "La Serena 1990 - Campeonato Nacional". www.solofutbol.cl (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 March 2023.
19. ^ "Identidad y arraigo: Los murales que homenajean a los emblemas de Deportes Melipilla". PrimeraBChile.cl (in Spanish). 15 May 2019. Retrieved 7 March 2023.
20. ^ Silva, Gerardo (11 August 2020). "Colegio de Técnicos: una labor tan silenciosa como trascendente". El Ágora (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 March 2023.
21. ^ Jorquera Rozbaczylo, Patricio (27 January 2021). "SoyCTF: Miguel Ruiz, el DT que forma a deportistas especiales". Colegio de Entrenadores de Fútbol (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 March 2023.
22. ^ Chomsky (2 January 2017). "Los recuerdos del Negro Mohor" (in Spanish). La Tercera. Retrieved 7 March 2023.

## External links

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* José Santos Arias at WorldFootball.net

Managerial positions

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* t
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Chile national under-20 football team – managers

* Riera (1958)
* Urrutia (1964)
* Santos Arias (1967)
* Santos Arias (1973–74)
* Aravena (1975)
* García (1977–79)
* Campos/Angulo (1983)
* Soto (1985)
* Ibarra (1987)
* Jara (1988)
* Pellegrini (1990–91)
* Véliz (1992–95)
* Carvallo (1995–96)
* Yávar (1996–97)
* Bigorra (1998–99)
* Pinto (2000–01)
* Vaccia/Cavalleri (2002–03)
* Sulantay (2004–07)
* Basay (2007–09)
* Vaccia (2009–11)
* Carvallo (2011–12)
* Salas (2012–14)
* Vivas (2014)
* Tocalli (2014–15)
* Córdova (2015–16)
* Vilches (2016)
* Robles (2016–19)
* Ormazábal (2020–23)

* v
* t
* e

Rangers – managers

* Lora (1952)
* Andrade (1952)
* Bown (1953)
* Pákozdi (1953–55)
* Boffi (1956–57)
* Panay (1957)
* Klamar (1958)
* Baeza (1958)
* Báez (1959)
* Sagredo (1959)
* Panay (1960)
* Cabral (1960–61)
* Dunevicher (1961)
* D. Hernández (1962)
* A. Rodríguez (1963–66)
* Pákozdi (1967)
* H. Rodríguez (1967)
* Santos Arias (1968)
* Andrade (1968–71)
* Cruzat (1971)
* Gárate (1971)
* Reyes (1972)
* Montuori (1972)
* Areso (1972–74)
* Mohor (1975)
* A. Rodríguez (1975–76)
* Benítez (1976)
* Jara (1976)
* Venegas (1977)
* Climent (1978)
* Contreras (1978)
* Rodenak (1978–79)
* Vargas (1980)
* Mitjaew (1980)
* S. Gutiérrez (1980)
* Sepúlveda (1981)
* G. Cornejo (1981)
* Guevara (1982)
* Rodenak (1982)
* Aravena (1983)
* Cortés (1984)
* Jara (1984)
* Vargas (1985)
* Rodenak (1985–86)
* Tobar (1986)
* Lagos (1987)
* Mitjaew (1987)
* G. Cornejo (1987)
* Solís (1988–89)
* Leyes (1989)
* Lagos (1989)
* Siviero (1990)
* P. Gutiérrez (1990)
* Rodenak (1990–91)
* Prieto (1991)
* S. Gutiérrez (1991)
* Valdés (1992)
* Solís (1993–94)
* Vargas (1994)
* P. Gutiérrezc (1994)
* Páez (1995)
* Toro (1996–99)
* Fournierc (1999)
* Sulantay (1999)
* Castelnoble (2000)
* Ubilla (2000–01)
* del Solar (2002–03)
* Salvador (2004)
* Reinoso (2004)
* Fernández (2005)
* Reinoso (2006)
* Castro (2006)
* J. C. Hernández (2006)
* del Solar (2007–08)
* Ubilla (2009)
* J. C. Hernándezc (2009)
* del Solar (2009)
* Vallejos (2010)
* Cavalleri (2010)
* Mariani (2011)
* Peña (2011)
* Perrone (2011–12)
* Giovagnoli (2012–13)
* Gamboa (2013–14)
* Garcés (2014)
* Salinasc (2014)
* Rojas (2014–15)
* Almandoz (2015–16)
* Rivero (2016–17)
* Guajardoc (2017)
* Tapiac (2017)
* Ribera (2017)
* Guajardo (2017)
* Zamora (2018)
* Tapiac (2018)
* Arán (2018–19)
* Tapiac (2019)
* Astorga (2019)
* Marcoleta (2020–21)
* Fuentes (2021)
* F. Cornejo (2022)
* Pintoc (2022)
* Luvera (2022)
* Giovagnoli (2023)
* Cavalieri (2023)
* Luvera (2024)
* Astorga (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Audax Italiano – managers

* Giudice (1936)
* Marchant (1938)
* Marchant (1942–43)
* Boffi (1944–45)
* Marchant (1946)
* Nocetti (1947–48)
* Pakozdi (1951–52)
* Pakozdi (1956–57)
* Tirado (1959)
* García (1962)
* Carrasco (1963)
* Pakozdi (1964)
* Cruzat (1965)
* Biondi (1966)
* Álamos (1967–68)
* Torino (1968–69)
* Biondi (1970)
* Arias (1971)
* Venegas (1972)
* Menadier (1973)
* Cárdenas (1974–75)
* Pesce (1975)
* Godoy (1975–76)
* Rodríguez (1976)
* Godoy (1976–77)
* Aravena (1977)
* Tobar (1978)
* Isella (1978–79)
* Cantatore (1979)
* Valenzuela (1979)
* Biondi (1979)
* Isella (1979–80)
* Godoy (1980–81)
* Berly (1981–82)
* Morales (1982)
* Mitjaew (1983)
* Peña (1983)
* Mercury (1983)
* Venegas (1984)
* Campos (1984)
* Godoy (1985)
* Hormazábal (1985–86)
* Carrasco (1986)
* Parra (1986)
* Herrera (1988)
* Álvarez (1988)
* Climent (1988)
* Godoy (1988–90)
* Parra (1990)
* Mitjaew (1990–91)
* Álvarez (1991)
* González (1992)
* Hermosilla (1993)
* Meneses (1993–94)
* Aravena (1995)
* Hernández (1996)
* Malbernat (1997–99)
* del Solar (2000–01)
* Godoy (2001–02)
* Borghi (2002–03)
* Hernández (2003–05)
* Pizarro (2005)
* Meneses (2005)
* Toro (2006–08)
* Marini (2009–10)
* Barticciotto (2010)
* Labruna (2010–12)
* Marini (2012–13)
* Ghiso (2013)
* Rubilar c (2013–14)
* Pellicer (2014–16)
* Vilches (2016–18)
* Ribera (2018–19)
* Meneghini (2020)
* Calderón c (2020)
* Vitamina (2020–21)
* Fuentes (2022)
* Ribera (2022)
* Fernández (2023)
* Calderón c (2023)
* Marcogiuseppe (2023)
* Arrué (2023)
* Erviti (2024)
* Tapia c (2024)
* Arrué (2024)
* Ribera (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

* v
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* e

Deportes La Serena – managers

* Buccicardi (1956–57)
* Rodríguez (1958–59)
* Lecea (1959)
* Cuesta (1959)
* Lecea (1959)
* Villegas (1960)
* Areso (1960–61)
* Rodríguez (1962)
* Mocciola (1963)
* Pizarro (1964)
* Molina (1965–66)
* Pesce (1966)
* Torres (1967)
* Pesce (1967)
* Morales (1968)
* Pesce (1968–70)
* Mocciola (1970)
* D. Hernández (1971–72)
* Peña (1972–73)
* Pezoa (1974)
* Ibarra (1974)
* D. Hernández (1975)
* Pezoa (1975)
* Pesce (1975–76)
* Cruzat (1976)
* Sepúlveda (1978)
* Climent (1979)
* Sulantay (1979)
* Pinnola (1980)
* Soto (1981)
* Pesce (1982)
* J. Rodríguez (1983–84)
* Sulantay (1984)
* Horta (1985)
* Venegas (1986)
* Valdivia (1986)
* Sulantay (1987)
* Cornejo (1988)
* Olivares c (1988)
* Quintano (1988–89)
* Sulantay (1989)
* Santibáñez (1989–90)
* Santos Arias (1990–91)
* Valdivia c (1991)
* P. García (1992)
* Inostroza (1992)
* R. Hernández (1993)
* Valdivia (1994)
* J. Castilloc (1994)
* Yávar (1994–95)
* I. Castilloc (1995)
* Sulantay (1995)
* Huerta (1996–99)
* Pesce (1999)
* Mitjaew (1999)
* I. Castilloc (1999)
* Mendoza (2000)
* Valdivia (2000)
* Solís (2001)
* Hadwa (2002)
* Gamboa (2003)
* Silva (2003–2004)
* Chacón (2004)
* Fullana (2004)
* Olivares (2004–05)
* Carmonac (2005)
* Castañeda (2005–10)
* Vergara (2011)
* Ponce (2011–21)
* Caro (2012)
* Benavente (2013)
* Muñoz (2013)
* Carmona (2013)
* Pérez (2013–14)
* Rivas (2014–15)
* Albiñac (2015)
* Musrri (2015–16)
* J. García (2016–17)
* Pereyra (2018)
* Benaventec (2018)
* Marcoleta (2018–19)
* Bozán (2020)
* Correac (2020)
* Ponce (2020–21)
* Correac (2021)
* Basay (2021–22)
* Correac (2022)
* Marini (2022)
* Correac (2022)
* Luvera (2023)
* Durán (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

* v
* t
* e

Santiago Morning – managers

* Vera (1941)
* Boffi (1942–43)
* Nocetti (1946)
* Plattkó (1947–48)
* Buccicardi (1959)
* Varela (1959)
* Fernández (1961–62)
* Wurth (1963)
* F. Hormazábal (1963)
* Hernández (1964)
* F. Hormazábal (1965)
* Boffi (1966)
* Nocetti (1967–68)
* Carrasco (1968–69)
* Miranda (1970)
* E. Hormazábal (1974–75)
* Cubilla (1976)
* Valenzuela c (1976)
* González c (1976)
* Álamos (1976–77)
* Santos Arias (1978–79)
* E. Hormazábal (1979)
* Nocetti (1979)
* Carrasco (1980)
* Cruz (1981–82)
* Contreras (1984)
* Páez (1984)
* Esquivel (1985)
* D. Díaz (1990)
* Jara (1994)
* Ramos (1995–97)
* Lilloc (1997)
* Castro (1997)
* Mitjaew (1997)
* J. Aravena (1998–99)
* Nichiporuk (2000)
* Ortiz (2001)
* J. Aravena (2001–02)
* Godoy (2002–03)
* Farrán (2004)
* Basay (2005–06)
* O. Aravena (2006)
* Páez (2006)
* Mondaca (2007)
* Basualdo (2008–09)
* Pozoc (2009)
* Pizzi (2009–10)
* Farrán (2010)
* F. Díaz (2010–11)
* Godoy (2011)
* Lunari (2012)
* Monardesc (2012)
* Ibarra (2012)
* Monardesc (2012)
* Giganti (2012)
* Ibarra (2013)
* Godoy (2013–14)
* Almendra (2014–15)
* Pozo (2015)
* Farránc (2015)
* Arrué (2015–16)
* Farránc (2016)
* Godoy (2016–17)
* García (2018)
* Curaz (2018–19)
* Almarzac (2019)
* Landeros (2019–20)
* Almarzac (2020)
* Marzuca (2020–22)
* Muñoz (2022–23)
* Rojas (2023)
* Marcoleta (2023–)

(c) = caretaker manager
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