Dallas Sidekicks Players: Bruno Ferretti

Dallas Sidekicks Players

Bruno Ferretti

#20	#80
1987-90	1990-91

	Position:	Midfielder
	Height:	6'2"
	Weight:	169
	Birthdate:	January 25, 1958
	Birthplace:	Rio de Janiero, Brazil
	Citizenship:	Brazil
	Previous Club:	St. Porten (Austria)
	Pronunciation:	BROO-no Fer-et-ee
	Seasons Pro:	unknown
	Seasons with the Sidekicks:	4

How He Got Here

Signed as a Free Agent to replace Mike Jeffries (who was placed on injured reserve) on February 15, 1988.

Record Book

Bruno Ferretti scored the fastest goal in Sidekicks History, :09 seconds into the match on March 30, 1990 against the San Diego Sockers.

Sidekicks Highlights

1987-88

Scored Game Winning Goal on March 30, 1988 at Cleveland.
Scored 4th goal of the Sidekicks 4-2 win vs Los Angeles on March 5.
Scored 4th goal of the Sidekicks 5-4 victory vs Minnesota on March 9
Assisted on Doc Lawson's goal vs Chicago on February 26 (Dallas won 5-4 in OT).
Scored first goal of Game 1 of the Eastern Division Semifinals at Cleveland on April 22
Assisted on Mark Karpun's Game 3-opening goal on April 29
Scored the first goal in Game 4 of the Eastern Division Semifinals on May 1

1988-89

Scored the 3rd Sidekicks goal vs Tacoma on December 16, 1988.
Scored a goal during Dallas' 4-3 win at Los Angeles on March 31, 1989.
Scored the last Sidekicks goal of April 8, 1989 win at Baltimore.
Scored the Game Winning Goal for Game 4 of the Semi-final series with San Diego.

1989-90

Scored the Game Winning Goal vs Kansas City on December 12, 1989.

1990-91

Bruno had his career best season statistically, scoring 15 goals, 9 assists (24 points), and recording 14 blocked shots.
Scored the Overtime Game Winning Goal at the Cleveland Crunch on January 8, 1991.

Regular Season Statistics

with Dallas

	GP	G	A	PTS	SH	PIM	F	BL	PPG	GWG	OTG
1987-88	15	3	1	4	29	0	8	5	0	1	0
1988-89	26	3	4	7	58	0	NA	9	1	0	0
1989-90	40	11	8	19	80	2	NA	14	1	1	0
1990-91	38	15	9	24	81	4	19	14	7	1	1
Dallas Totals	119	32	22	54	248	6	27	42	9	3	1

Playoff Totals

with Dallas

Totals	16	3	1	4	35	0	NA	3	0	0	1	0
	GP	G	A	PTS	SH	PIM	F	BL	PPG	SHG	GWG	OTG
1988	4	2	1	3	15	0	NA	1	0	0	0	0
1989	7	1	0	1	8	0	NA	2	0	0	1	0
1990	5	0	0	0	12	0	NA	0	0	0	0	0

Where Did He Go?

Bruno Ferretti returned to Bahrain to coach two youth teams (Al Ahli, and Al Wehda) after leaving the Sidekicks. He currently lives in Dallas, and coaches 3 girls teams for the youth team Dallas Inter.