Full name Hector Oscar Rivoira Name Hector Rivoira Role Football player | Playing position Height 1.80 m Years Team | |
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Date of birth (1960-04-10) April 10, 1960 (age 55) Current team Atletico Tucuman (manager) | ||
DiFilm - Deportivo Italiano - Bustos y Hector Rivoira (1997)
Instituto perdió con Patronato en el debut de Héctor Rivoira
Héctor Oscar Rivoira (born 10 April 1960 in Ituzaingó) is an Argentine football manager and former player who works as the manager of Atlético Tucumán.
Contents
- DiFilm Deportivo Italiano Bustos y Hector Rivoira 1997
- Instituto perdi con Patronato en el debut de Hctor Rivoira
- Playing career
- Managerial career
- References
Playing career
Rivoira played for the River Plate youth teams but never played for the first team. in 1981 he joined Almirante Brown where he played 155 games. He then joined Deportivo Italia where he had a brief stint as a Primera División player during the 1986-87 season. Later in his career he played for Club Atlético Lanús and Defensores de Belgrano before playing out his career with local side Club Atlético Ituzaingó.
Managerial career
Rivoira was given the job as manager of Club Atlético Ituzaingó in 1992. He also managed a number of other teams in the 2nd division (Primera B Nacional) teams in the 1990s. In 1999 his Chacarita Juniors team was promoted to the Primera Division after a 2nd place finish. He managed the team for the full Apertura 1999 tournament but was sacked four games into Clausura 2000.
After a season with Quilmes Rivoira travelled to Ecuador to become manager of LDU Quito.
In 2003 he returned to Argentina and became manager of Instituto de Córdoba and led them to the Primera B Nacional championship and earned a team promotion to the Primera División for the 2nd time. Following this promotion he was sacked only 9 games into the Primera División season.
He returned to the 2nd tier managing Ferro Carril Oeste and Chacarita Juniors before returning to instituto in 2007.
In 2008 he took over as manager of newly promoted Atlético Tucumán and led them to the 2008-09 Primera B Nacional championship, his 2nd championship and third promotion at this level. After a poor start to the Primera División season he resigned after 12 games of the Apertura. In December 2009 he was unveiled as the new manager of Club Atlético Huracán, his first appointment as manager of an established Primera División club.