Alberto Terry Arias-Schreiber ( Spanish: Alberto Terry Arias-Schereiber ; May 16, 1929 , Lima - February 7 [2] or February 5 [3] 2006 , Lima ) - Peruvian footballer .
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| Full name | Alberto Terry Arias-Schreiber | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Nickname | Toto , El Gringo [1] | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Citizenship |  Peru | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Position | attack | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Career
Alberto Terry was born in Lima , in the Miraflores area. When he grew up, he began to lead a street life, including parties, street dances, stakes, alcohol and women. Parents who wanted a good future for their son decided to send him to the Military College [4] . But there Alberto spent a short time, preferring the career of a football player, the career of a professional military man.
He came to the Universitario club in 1947. Initially, in training, he was placed in the position of defender . But when he scored two goals in one of the games, he was transferred to the attack. 10 days after the transfer, Terry made his debut in the main club in a match with Sporting Tabaco [4] . Since 1948, he began to regularly advocate for the main team [3] . The striker quickly became a player of the main team, and after leaving football Teodoro Fernandez was the leader and main star of the team [3] . The soccer player has repeatedly received offers to move from various foreign teams, in particular, from the Brazilian Fluminense , the Argentinean Boca Juniors , the Spanish Barcelona , and the Italian Lazio . But Terry refused all offers, saying: “Nothing will push me away from Lima ... because Lima is more beautiful than Paris ”, Rome and Buenos Aires [3] [5] . In total for the club, the player spent 181 matches and scored 102 goals [5] . In the summer of 1960, Alberto moved to the Sporting Crystal club. Transfer forward became the most expensive in the history of Peruvian football at that time [1] [2] . but he did not perform there for long and at the end of 1961 ended his career. He himself said about this: “If I played for Universitario, I could calmly play for another three years ... because I felt the heat from the stands. With “Crystal” it was different ” [3] . For Sporting, the striker played 29 meetings and scored 13 goals [5] .
After completing a gaming career, Terry got a job as a football commentator [3] . He also starred in commercials and had a business related to football [4] . Terry died on February 5, 2006 of lung cancer [3] .
International Statistics
| Alberto Terry matches for Peru | ||||||
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| No. | date | Location | Opponent | Score | Goals | Tournament |
| one | March 8, 1953 | Lima | Paraguay | 2: 2 | one | South American Championship |
| 2 | March 19, 1953 | Lima | Brazil | 1-0 | - | South American Championship |
| 3 | March 28, 1953 | Lima | Uruguay | 0: 3 | - | South American Championship |
| four | July 26, 1953 | Lima | Chile | 1: 2 | - | Pacific Cup |
| five | July 28, 1953 | Lima | Chile | 5: 0 | 2 | Pacific Cup |
| 6 | September 17, 1954 | Santiago | Chile | 1: 2 | - | Pacific Cup |
| 7 | September 19, 1954 | Santiago | Chile | 4: 2 | one | Pacific Cup |
| eight | March 6, 1955 | Santiago | Chile | 4: 5 | - | South American Championship |
| 9 | March 16, 1955 | Santiago | Argentina | 2: 2 | - | South American Championship |
| ten | March 23, 1955 | Santiago | Paraguay | 1: 1 | one | South American Championship |
| eleven | January 22, 1956 | Montevideo | Argentina | 1: 2 | - | South American Championship |
| 12 | February 5, 1956 | Montevideo | Paraguay | 1: 1 | - | South American Championship |
| 13 | March 10, 1957 | Lima | Ecuador | 2: 1 | 2 | South American Championship |
| 14 | March 16, 1957 | Lima | Chile | 1-0 | - | South American Championship |
| 15 | March 23, 1957 | Lima | Uruguay | 3: 5 | one | South American Championship |
| sixteen | March 27, 1957 | Lima | Colombia | 4: 1 | one | South American Championship |
| 17 | March 31, 1957 | Lima | Brazil | 0: 1 | - | South American Championship |
| 18 | April 6, 1957 | Lima | Argentina | 2: 1 | one | South American Championship |
| nineteen | April 13, 1957 | Lima | Brazil | 1: 1 | one | World Cup Qualification |
| 20 | April 21, 1957 | Rio de Janeiro | Brazil | 0: 1 | - | World Cup Qualification |
| 21 | March 10, 1959 | Buenos Aires | Brazil | 2: 2 | - | South American Championship |
| 22 | March 14, 1959 | Buenos Aires | Uruguay | 5: 3 | - | South American Championship |
| 23 | March 18, 1959 | Buenos Aires | Argentina | 1: 3 | one | South American Championship |
| 24 | March 21, 1959 | Buenos Aires | Chile | 1: 1 | - | South American Championship |
| 25 | March 29, 1959 | Buenos Aires | Bolivia | 0: 0 | - | South American Championship |
Achievements
Team
- Champion of Peru : 1949, 1961
- Pacific Cup Winner: 1953, 1954
Personal
- Peru Championship Top Scorer: 1950 (16 goals)
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Lo que tu Viejo no te contó: “Toto” Terry
- ↑ 1 2 Alberto Terry: Toto preferencial
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Alberto “Toto” Terry, “La saeta rubia”
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 TOTO TERRY: GOLEADOR Y JARANERO
- ↑ 1 2 3 Alla faccia del calcio: ALBERTO TERRY