Articles tagged with "flamengo"
Flamengo Introduces Messi's Cousin to the World
By Bruno Romani | August 17th, 2007There is a reason a Fla-Flu is a mythical derby. There is magic on the air when both clubs collide. Last night, at Maracanã the ...
Botafogo Loses the Head, the Match and the First Place; São Paulo Leader
By Bruno Romani | August 9th, 2007At Maracanã, Botafogo and São Paulo played the most awaited match of this season so far. The difference between the two sides was only 2 ...
Money & Transfers
By AJ | August 8th, 2007Money & transfers, like peanut butter & jelly, it seems like these two were made for each other. So without further undo let's talk about ...
Best Own Goal Ever
By Daryl | August 4th, 2007[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHhO8bp0Qno[/youtube] I always thought it was just a myth that Brazilians do everything with an extra bit of flair, pedaled to us by the swoosh people ...
A Bicycle-Kick Own Goal is Possible
By Bruno Romani | August 3rd, 2007When you think you’ve seen enough oddities in the football world, Brazilian football shows up to remind up that everything is possible. Even a bicycle-kick ...
São Paulo Saves its Ass, Grêmio Doesn't, CBF Saves Flamengo's
By Bruno Romani | August 3rd, 2007Two matches closed the 16th round of the Brasileiro this Thursday. And they both offer a look of what the tournament may be. At the ...
Cruzeiro too much for Botafogo
By AJ | July 30th, 200710-men Cruzeiro proved to much for Botafogo, as the fox but out the fire. It wasn't the greatest of games for Cruzeiro (up 3-0, then ...
Flamengo and Corinthians say Hello to Relegation
By Bruno Romani | July 23rd, 2007The Campeonato Brasileiro gets more equilibrated after each round. Botafogo didn’t win again, and now at least 11 clubs fight for the top 3 spots. ...
Just Two Brazilian Survivors in the Libertadores
By Bruno Romani | May 11th, 2007Ok. So now this blog has really embraced its South American heritage and works with less efficiency, more laziness and huge bureaucracy. Watch out. The ...
A Name to Remember: Renato Augusto
By Bob | May 9th, 2007Is the world ready for another Brazilian attacking midfielder? Predicting future success is never a science but by all accounts 19-year-old Renato Soares de ...
Sunday of Champions All Over Brazil
By Bruno Romani | May 7th, 2007Santos overcame all the hardships that landed on the club in the last weeks and won its 17th Paulista League, the second in a row. ...
Tradition Doesn't Hold True in the Copa Libertadores this Wednesday
By Bruno Romani | May 3rd, 2007Tons of Brazilian tradition and history in the Copa Libertadores were in action tonight for the tournament’s round of 16. Together, São Paulo (92,93,05), Santos ...
Libertadores effect freezes State League Finalists
By Bruno Romani | April 29th, 2007Renato imitates a vulture The four clubs qualified to the knock-out stage of the Copa Libertadores and runners-up in their states did not win this Sunday. Santos, ...
Summary of Wednesday in the Copa Libertadores
By Bruno Romani | April 19th, 2007Oh Copa Libertadores! The best tournament in the world.This Wednesday, 3 Brazilian clubs played matches and defined their ticket to the knock-out stage. São Paulo went ...
Into Thin Air: Flamengo wants no more High Altitude Matches
By Bob | February 15th, 2007No, Flamengo's Luizinho (R), Jailton (C) and Leandro Salino are not reading People magazine while waiting to get their hair cut. The three players ...
That West Ham Argentine Marriage may not Last Long
By Bob | November 14th, 2006A few months ago there was all kinds of excitement and speculation following the announcement that West Ham had landed Argentine stars Carlos Tevez and ...
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