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Brasilian Eagle Flag Londres 30 Nov 22 5.48pm Send a Private Message to Brasilian Eagle Add Brasilian Eagle as a friend

This is on the Botafogo website translated from Portuguese.

At the end of the Brazilian, Botafogo will revive tradition of international excursions that marked his history of glories and will make a friendly against his brother Crystal Palace, on December 3, in London.

Botafogo will revive its historical tradition of international excursions, seeking to experience high-level competitions in Europe and the United States. This new tradition begins with a uk tour and a friendly with brother Crystal Palace Football Club in south London on 3 December at Selhurst Park Stadium.

"I am very grateful to our Crystal Palace partners for giving us the opportunity to share a bit of Brazil with football lovers in the UK," commented Eagle Football President John Textor.

"Palace fans were very kind to follow the reconstruction of Botafogo in Brazil and it will be great for our players and staff to get to know them closely. Botafogo's veteran players will be able to play again against old friends, while our younger players will have the chance to show their skills while training at Crystal Palace academy and playing at Selhurst Park. We couldn't be more grateful for the collaboration," Textor said.

Founded in 1861, Crystal Palace is a major football club in the world, competing in the world's largest national competition and has developed a relationship with Botafogo from the connection with John Textor, who is a shareholder of both clubs. Like Botafogo, Palace has a rich history and well known for having passionate fans and better atmospheres of games in Europe. Among the highlights of the team is the athlete Wilfried Zaha, who played more than 400 games for the team, having graduated on the palatial basis.

Coached by Patrick Vieira, a former world champion player for France in 1998 and with a prominent stint in the Premier League and major clubs in Europe, Palace will offer the facilities of their basic categories for training the Glorious.

Year-end planning is set. The Brazilian Championship closes on November 13. On November 14 and 15, there will be training normally, followed by a period off between the 16th and 20th. Planning for the match against the Eagles will resume on the 21st, with general representation. In London, training and other activities are planned with a focus on the 3rd, when the big friendly against Palace will take place at Selhurst Park.

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Tickled pink Flag Cornwall 01 Dec 22 11.58am Send a Private Message to Tickled pink Add Tickled pink as a friend


Sounds wonderful and hopefully they'll leave us with some of their ball skills.

Edited by Tickled pink (01 Dec 2022 12.04pm)

 

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theorist 01 Dec 22 1.54pm Send a Private Message to theorist Add theorist as a friend

Botafogo 4 x 2 Charlton, this morning {coper's cope).

Edited by theorist (01 Dec 2022 1.54pm)

Jeffinho - 3 goals. (22yo) In my opinion, the one to watch saturday. Left side forward. One year senior level experience - at any level. First 1/2 of last year ~4th tier brazil league. Ended year as one of the better left wingers in Brasiliero Serie A (Brasilian punditry).

Timeline -
Newcastle/Hammers/Manure interest ultimately leading to player/Newcastle agreement, but no Botafogo/Textor<->Newcastle agreement. (Offer to Botafogo/Textor Somewhere near ~22m.)

Botafogo/Textor announce all Transfer window activities and 'budget' will be determined during London visit.

Botafogo/Textor announce Jeffinho will not be transferred in the International Window in January. Reports of interest stop dead.

Edited by theorist (01 Dec 2022 2.22pm)

 

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theorist 01 Dec 22 2.55pm Send a Private Message to theorist Add theorist as a friend

Originally posted by theorist

Botafogo 4 x 2 Charlton, this morning {coper's cope).
video: [Link]

Edited by theorist (01 Dec 2022 1.54pm)

Jeffinho - 3 goals. (22yo) In my opinion, the one to watch saturday. Left side forward. One year senior level experience - at any level. First 1/2 of last year ~4th tier brazil league. Ended year as one of the better left wingers in Brasiliero Serie A (Brasilian punditry).

Timeline -
Newcastle/Hammers/Manure interest ultimately leading to player/Newcastle agreement, but no Botafogo/Textor<->Newcastle agreement. (Offer to Botafogo/Textor Somewhere near ~22m.)

Botafogo/Textor announce all Transfer window activities and 'budget' will be determined during London visit.

Botafogo/Textor announce Jeffinho will not be transferred in the International Window in January. Reports of interest stop dead.

Edited by theorist (01 Dec 2022 2.22pm)


Played their 'B' squad/reserves v Charlton. Jeffinho on as a sub.
Jacob Montes finally made his first appearance on a Palace pitch.
Lucas Perri (recommended to BF by Palace (Dougie)) in 2/22 will do the same as their keeper on Saturday. (a Roy loan in 18/19 (?) from Sao Paulo brought him to Palace although methinks he never walked onto the pitch)

 

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Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 01 Dec 22 3.21pm Send a Private Message to Willo Add Willo as a friend

Whenever I see the name Botafogo I think of their great players of yesteryear, Gerson, Didi and Garrincha.

 

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Brasilian Eagle Flag Londres 01 Dec 22 9.24pm Send a Private Message to Brasilian Eagle Add Brasilian Eagle as a friend

Well before my time but Garrincha they say was one of the greatest players of all time known especially for his dribbling skills.

His right leg was 6 centimetres shorter than his left, also his left leg turned outwards and his right turned inwards, leading one doctor to certify him as crippled as a child.

As a boy he was smaller than other kids his age and his sister called him Garrincha, the name in the north-east of Brazil for a little brown bird. The name obviously stuck.

Garrincha with another bloke from Brazil who was also pretty good.

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YT Flag Oxford 01 Dec 22 10.37pm Send a Private Message to YT Add YT as a friend

Originally posted by Brasilian Eagle

Well before my time but Garrincha they say was one of the greatest players of all time known especially for his dribbling skills.

His right leg was 6 centimetres shorter than his left, also his left leg turned outwards and his right turned inwards, leading one doctor to certify him as crippled as a child.

As a boy he was smaller than other kids his age and his sister called him Garrincha, the name in the north-east of Brazil for a little brown bird. The name obviously stuck.

Garrincha with another bloke from Brazil who was also pretty good.

I think I bought a car from him a good few years back. In Muswell Hill it was. I liked driving in it.

 


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Badger11 Flag Beckenham 02 Dec 22 9.03am Send a Private Message to Badger11 Add Badger11 as a friend

According to some football experts only 2 players have won the world cup on their own e.g. dragged the rest of the team along with them.

1962 Garrincha with Brazil

1986 Maradona with Argentina.

I never saw Garrincha play but the 1986 Argentine side was pretty average apart from Maradona.

Edited by Badger11 (02 Dec 2022 9.03am)

 


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Slimey Toad Flag Karsiyaka, North Cyprus 02 Dec 22 9.56am Send a Private Message to Slimey Toad Add Slimey Toad as a friend

Originally posted by Willo

Whenever I see the name Botafogo I think of their great players of yesteryear, Gerson, Didi and Garrincha.

Ijust think of that red meat restaurant in Croydon where you can allegedly eat as much as you like. Is it still there (I went there years ago).

 

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aashman12 Flag 02 Dec 22 11.26am Send a Private Message to aashman12 Add aashman12 as a friend

Originally posted by Slimey Toad

Ijust think of that red meat restaurant in Croydon where you can allegedly eat as much as you like. Is it still there (I went there years ago).

Was that the rodizo, you had the red/green card to say if you wanted serving?

 

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I am flying into London tonight for the weekend and contemplating this match to go to! Is many going?
I'm not to pushed as I am still living off my last game at the London stadium. I'm keen to keep the feeling going before the Spurs game in January. :-)

Last friendly I went to was the inter Milan game and that was brilliant even tho we lost 2-0.

 

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Slimey Toad Flag Karsiyaka, North Cyprus 02 Dec 22 12.24pm Send a Private Message to Slimey Toad Add Slimey Toad as a friend

Originally posted by aashman12

Was that the rodizo, you had the red/green card to say if you wanted serving?

Yes! Just come back to me that you had to hold a card up to the servers.

 

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