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Enrique Garrido

1910 – 1948

Spanish footballer

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Lived 1910 – 1948 (aged 37–38). Enrique Garrido was a Spanish association football player.

Enrique Garrido Reguera, better known simply as Enrique (1905 – May 1948), was a Spanish footballer who played as a forward for Real Betis from 1925 until 1934.

Career Born in 1905 in Sevilla, Enrique began his football career at his hometown club San Román, from which he joined Real Betis, making his debut with the first team on 21 May 1925, in a friendly against UE Sants in Barcelona, Enrique, affectionately known in some newspapers as Enriquillo, quickly established himself as an undisputed starter in the team, playing a crucial role in the Betis team that won La Copa Spencer in 1926, as he scored twice in the final against Sevilla, Betis' eternal rival, to help his side to a 3–1 victory.

As a result of this performance, Enrique was sought after by Sevilla, who was constantly using its greater economic power to plunder their rival's best players, but in the summer of 1926, professionalism came into effect and he became tied to Betis by contract. and in the following year, on 16 June 1929, in the inaugural edition of the Segunda División, he scored Betis' first-ever league goal against Sevilla at the Patronato stadium.

Together with Rosendo Romero, Adolfo Martín, Andrés Aranda, Enrique was a member of the Betis team that reached the 1931 Copa del Rey final at Chamartín, which ended in a 3–1 loss to Athletic Bilbao. In the following season, he scored four goals in 20 matches as Betis won the 1931–32 Segunda División, thus achieving promotion to La Liga for the first time. He played the next two seasons in the top flight, scoring 5 goals in 22 La Liga matches. According to Betis researcher Alfonso del Castillo, he was the player who scored the most goals at the Patronato stadium.

Enrique stayed at Betis for nearly a decade, from 1925 until 1934, when he left for the second division team Gimnástico, where he retired in 1935, aged 30. He also forgot to tag the OG on his talk page, so delete this message after you read it.

Honours Real Betis Andalusian championship Champions (1): 1928 Runner-up (2): 1926 and 1927 Copa del Rey Runner-up (1): 1931 Segunda División Champions (1): 1931–32

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Spanish footballer (1905–1948)

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Enrique Garrido was born in 1910.

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Enrique Garrido died on 1 May 1948.

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Enrique Garrido was an association football player.

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Enrique Garrido was Spanish.

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