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Fernando Orsi

Italian footballer and manager

Field	Value
name	Fernando Orsi
height
birth_date
birth_place	Rome, Italy
position	Goalkeeper
years1	1978–1979	years2 = 1979–1980	years3 = 1980–1982	years4 = 1982–1985	years5 = 1985–1989	years6 =1989–1998
clubs1	A.S. Roma	clubs2 = Siena	clubs3 = Parma	clubs4 = Lazio	clubs5 = Arezzo	clubs6 =Lazio
caps1	0	goals1 = 0	caps2 = 34	goals2 = 0	caps3 = 51	goals3 = 0	caps4 = 82	goals4 = 0	caps5 = 125	goals5 = 0	caps6 = 43	goals6 = 0
manageryears1	1999–2001	managerclubs1 = Lazio (goalkeeper coach)
manageryears2	2002–2004	managerclubs2 = Lazio (assistant coach)
manageryears3	2004–2006	managerclubs3 = Inter (assistant coach)
manageryears4	2007	managerclubs4 = Livorno
manageryears5	2008	managerclubs5 = Livorno
manageryears6	2010–2011	managerclubs6 = Ternana

Fernando "Nando" Orsi (born 12 September 1959 in Rome) is an Italian football manager and former player, who played as a goalkeeper.

Playing career

After starting out at Roma, Orsi, a former goalkeeper, made his professional debut in 1979 for Serie C2 club Siena. The following season he moved to Parma, where he remained for two seasons. He subsequently joined Lazio, where he made his Serie A debut with in 1982, a team for which he played from 1982 to 1985, and again, as backup keeper to Valerio Fiori and later Luca Marchegiani, from 1989 until his retirement in 1998. Between his two spells at Lazio, he also spent four seasons (1985 to 1989) in the lower divisions of Italian football with Arezzo.

Coaching career

Orsi became assistant coach of Roberto Mancini at Lazio in 2002. He followed Mancini at Inter Milan two years later. He left Inter in 2006 in order to pursue a career as head coach. Initially rumoured as possible Arezzo coach in 2006–07, he was surprisingly appointed to a Serie A job on 21 March 2007 by Livorno chairman Aldo Spinelli in order to replace Daniele Arrigoni. He made his debut with a 4–1 home win to Catania on 1 April,{{cite web |author-link=Eurosport

He then served as head coach of Lega Pro Prima Divisione club Ternana from October 2010 to February 2011.

References

(9 October 2007). "Livorno sack Orsi". Football Italian.
(28 April 2008). "Spinelli caccia Camolese. Il Livorno torna ad Orsi". La Gazzetta dello Sport.

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