US Cremonese — Season around 1995/96 (coach Luigi Simoni)

Luigi Simoni (often styled LUIGI SIMONI) was an experienced Italian coach who managed several clubs. He had more than one spell at US Cremonese; his notable tenure at Cremonese occurred in the mid-1990s. Around the 1995/96 period the club and context were as follows:

• Club: Unione Sportiva Cremonese (commonly Cremonese)
• Country: Italy
• Approximate season: 1995–96 (mid-1990s)
• Head coach: Luigi Simoni (manager during one of his stints at the club in the 1990s)

Context and competition:

• Cremonese played in the Italian league system; in the mid-1990s they were competing in Serie B (the second tier) after previous spells in Serie A earlier in the decade.
• The club’s squad in that era included a mix of Italian domestic players and some youngsters; Cremonese were known for developing talent and for fighting for promotion places in Serie B.

Typical squad & staff notes (mid-1990s era)

• Head coach: Luigi Simoni — tactically astute, experienced in Serie A and B, later known for success with other clubs (including Inter in 1997/98 as assistant/coach roles leading up to UEFA Cup success by others in his timeline).
• Club colors: home kit red and gray (granata/gray stripes or combinations are traditional for Cremonese).
• Home ground: Stadio Giovanni Zini, Cremona.

Performance snapshot (1995/96 era)

• In the seasons around 1995–96, Cremonese were aiming to consolidate in Serie B and push for promotion back to Serie A; league finishes in mid-table to promotion-challenging positions were typical of the club in that period.
• Cup participation: Coppa Italia involvement as per the usual calendar, often eliminated in early or middle rounds depending on draw and focus on league results.

Historical relevance

• Cremonese’s 1990s period is notable for being a post-Serie A era where the club sought to rebuild; Luigi Simoni’s presence reflects an attempt to use experienced coaching to stabilize and develop the team.

Sources and verification

• For match-by-match results, squad lists, and exact managerial dates for the 1995/96 season, authoritative sources include historical league archives (RSSSF), contemporary newspapers, official club records, and football databases (e.g., transfermarkt, worldfootball.net).

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