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Walter Marcacci

Walter Marcacci was born in Castellina Marittima (Pisa) on November 21, 1908.


Source Lazio Wiki

He was formed in the Lazio youth sector and in 1927 joined the first team squad.

 

In 1927-28 the manager was Austrian Franz Sedlacek. Lazio finished 10th in the A group of the Divisione Nazionale. The highlight was beating Milan 3-1. Marcacci played 2 league games and 2 in the Coppa CONI (for teams not qualified for Divisione Nazionale finals) with 1 goal (Livorno… as he was originally from Pisa).

 

In 1928-29 Lazio had four different managers: Sedlaceck (1-3), Fernando Saraceni (4-14), Augusto Rangone (15-23) and Ferenc Molnár (24-34). Lazio finished 8th in the B group of the Divisione Nazionale. The best results were a 4-0 win in Florence, a 2-1 in Naples, a 1-0 away to Juventus and home wins against Inter 1-0 and Fiorentina 5-1. Lazio qualified for the following year's new Serie A format after a playoff replay against Napoli was cancelled due to an enlargement of the format. Marcacci played 6 league games.

 

In 1929-30 in Serie A the manager was first Molnár, then Pietro Piselli and then Molnár again. Lazio finished 15th. The best wins were 3-0 against Bologna, 6-0 Cremonese, 4-0 Padova and Modena. Lazio lost the first derbies against newly formed Roma. Marcacci played 9 league games.

 

In 1930-31 Molnár started but was replaced in May by Cesare Migliorini and then for the last three games player- manager Amilcar came in. Lazio finished 8th in Serie A. The highlights were a 1-0 away win against Milan, Genova 5-0, Juventus 2-1, Inter 1-0 all at home while both derbies ended in draws. Marcacci played 7 league games.

 

In 1931-32 Amilcar stayed on as player-manager and Lazio finished 13th. The best results were a 2-1 away win at Juventus and a record 9-1 home win over Modena. Marcacci this year however made no league appearances.

 

The 1932-33 season was Marcacci's last at Lazio. The manager was Austrian Karl Stürmer and the Biancocelesti finished 10th. Lazio won their first derby 2-1 and also beat Inter 2-1 away plus Juventus 1-0 and Milan 2-0 at home. By now Marcacci was a regular with the reserves in the Prima Divisione (3rd tier) playing 21 games.

 

At 24 he retired to pursue a medical career. He had graduated in Medicine and Surgery in 1932 and later went to become Head of the Dietetics Department in the Sant'Eugenio Hospital in Rome.

 

Marcacci was a midfielder. He was not a regular at Lazio but made 24 league appearances plus 2 in the Coppa CONI. He then chose a doctor's career over one in football.

 

He died in Rome on June 28, 1989.


Lazio career

Season

Total appearances (goals)

Serie A

National Division

Coppa Coni

1927-28

4 (1)


2

2 (1)

1928-29

6


6

-

1929-30

9

9

-

-

1930-31

7

7

-

-

Total

26 (1)

16

8 (1)

2

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