Enrique Colla was an

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player. His position on the field was

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. Colla played for

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and Independiente.

Playing career

He began his career playing for the Independiente, where he was top scorer in the

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season, where he scored 12 goals in dissident

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. On 14 March 1915, Colla made his debut playing in

, he played until 1917 in the Xeneize team, playing several

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s against River Plate. Then he continued his career in

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and

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. There are ten known games that Colla played for Boca. The first was on January 7, 1917, and the last was on December 16, 1917. In his Boca career, he won one game, lost five, and tied four.

References

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