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FC Porto Thread [2011-2012]

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Stadium:

Estádio do Dragão



History:

September, 1893. Out from nothing, as a secret ambition unfolded by a tough and inflexible reality, F.C. Porto has been founded. António Nicolau d´Almeida, a fine sportsman and an expert Oporto Wine trader, invited, in the quality of F.C. Porto president, F.C. Lisbonense to a football match. It was the first appearance in a football match for the club, the most ancient page written in a hundred years of history.

Deep and insightful enthusiasm marked the years that followed F.C. Porto foundation. To unite the efforts of the local community with the strong English representation in Oporto was the goal of José Monteiro da Costa. This led to extinction of Grupo Recreativo «O Destino» in favour of F.C. Porto. It was the beginning of a solid structure.

The founders were men strongly determined to engender a symbol, an emblem or an icon, in which future generations would have pride on. Their remarkable initiative is still remembered. Blue and white were the colours chosen, as meaning of pureness, calmness and stillness of mind. The colours were represented, at that early time, in the Portuguese flag.

F.C. Porto evolved his purposes to national and universal goals. In the first emblem, the symbol was, of course, a football ball with the F.C.P. initials. Twenty years later the Oporto city shield becomes vital part of F.C. Porto badge. In 1948, the 3-2 victory over Arsenal, team at the time known as the best team in the world, was a proof of the blue and white potential.

Over the years F.C. Porto grew as the conquests were becoming bigger and as his purposes were becoming greater. The symbol of a region astounded the country and surprised the world. De 1980’s were probably the most memorable decade. In 1987 and 1988, F.C. Porto conquered the European Cup, the Intercontinental Cup and the European Supercup, outstanding deed, a proof of the success of special approach in how to deal with sports. Few years later, F.C. Porto achieved a goal that no other club in Portugal dare to accomplish. Five Championships in a row was a remarkable act, another great page in the club's history.

Nowadays the world has changed and Portugal too has evolved. Sports reality is now more complex, but F.C. Porto remains at the top. The club remained winning and the dynamics persist, continuing to be a flag of the region. F.C. Porto has now representation all over the country and all over the world.

The Centro de Treinos e Formação Desportiva PortoGaia and the Dragão Stadium are modern standard of a vanguard difficult to be equalised. The future shines as a reflex of the conquests of the UEFA Cup, in the season 2002/03, of the UEFA Champions League, in 2003/04, and the Intercontinental Cup, in 2004.

Beyond the reality that surrounds football, F.C. Porto showed his greatness in other sports. The honours achieved speak for it. The club that has a Dragon as a symbol holds the Championship title in basketball, handball and roller-hockey, the sports that more cheer up the portuguese. Billiards, swimming, athletics, adapted sport, motor sports, boxing, camping, chess, fishing, karate and weightlifting give also the contribution to this history of success and insure the diversity and necessary involvement in community well being.


Honours:

League Winners:
1921/22,1924/25,1931/32,1934/35,
1936/37,1938/39,1939/40,1955/56,
1958/59,1977/78,1978/79,1984/85,
1985/86,1987/88,1989/90,1991/92,
1992/93,1994/95,1995/96,1996/97,
1997/98,1998/99,2002/03,2003/04,
2005/06,2006/07,2007/08,2008/09,
2010/11

Cup Winners:
1955/56,1957/58,1967/68,1976/77,
1983/84,1987/88,1990/91,1993/94,
1997/98,1999/00, 2000/01,2002/03,
2005/06,2008/09,2009/10,2010/11

Supercup Winners:
1981/82,1983/84,1984/85,1985/86,
1989/90,1990/91,1992/93,1993/94,
1995/96,1997/98,1998/99,2002/03,
2003/04,2005/06,2008/09,2009/10,
2010/11, 2011/12

UEFA Cup Winners:
2002/03

Europa League Winners:
2010/11

Champions League Winners:
1986/87, 2003/04

European Supercup Winners:
1986/87

Intercontinental Cup Winners:
1987/88, 2004/05


Season 2011/12


Kits:




Transfers:

Players IN:
Danilo (Santos) - €13M
Alex Sandro (Santos) - €9,6M
Eliaquim Mangala (Standard Liège) - €6,5M
Steven Defour (Standard Liège) - €6M
Juan Manuel Iturbe (Cerro Porteño) - €4M/60%
Kléber (Atlético Mineiro) - €3,5M
Kelvin (Paraná) - €3M/90%
Djalma (Marítimo) - Free
Rafael Bracalli (Nacional da Madeira) - Free

Players OUT:
Falcao (Atlético Madrid) - €40M
Rúben Micael (Atlético Madrid) - €5M
Yero (Gil Vicente) - Co-Ownership
Sebastián Prediger (Colón) - Co-Ownership
Orlando Sá (Fulham) - Undisclosed Fee
Mariano González - Released
Chula - Released
Josué - Released
Candeias - Released
Renato - Released
Tengarrinha - Released
Bacar - Released
Pipo - Released
Engin Bekdemir - Released
Rabiola - Released
Tomás Costa - Released
Maia - Released
Ricardo Dias - Released
Bura - Released
Rui Pedro - Released

Loans:
Ventura, André Pinto (Olhanense)
Kelvin, Atsu (Rio Ave)
Ukra (Braga)
Abdoulaye (Académica)
Pedro Moreira (Gil Vicente)
Ivo Pinto (U. Leiria)
Soares (Recreativo de Huelva)
Edu (Trofense)
Castro (Sporting Gijón)
David (Trofense)
Sereno (Köln)
Kieszek (Roda)
Addy (Panaitolikos)
Beto (Cluj)
Miguel Lopes (Braga)
Sérgio Oliveira (Malines)
Walter (Cruzeiro)
Jorge Fucile (Santos)
Fredy Guarín (Inter)
Fernando Belluschi (Genoa)
Souza (Grêmio)


Squad:

Goalkeepers
1 Hélton
31 Rafael Bracalli
41 Kadú

Defenders
2 Danilo
4 Maicon
5 Álvaro Pereira (Palito)
14 Rolando
15 Emídio Rafael (Rafa)
21 Cristian Săpunaru
22 Mangala
26 Alex Sandro
30 Nicolas Otamendí

Midfielders
3 Lucho
8 João Moutinho
10 Cristian Rodríguez
19 James Rodríguez
25 Fernando
27 Iturbe
35 Defour

Forwards
11 Kléber
12 Hulk
17 Silvestre Varela
20 Djalma
29 Marc Janko

Coach: Vítor Pereira


Pre-Season Fixtures/Results:

Porto, Portugal
July 6th:
Porto x Tourizense (Friendly)
7-0
Hulk x2, Maicon, Kelvin, James, Kléber, own goal

Gütersloh, Germany
July 10th:
Gütersloh x Porto (Friendly)
1-10
Wieckowicz; Kléber, Djalma, Hulk x3, Rúben Micael, Walter x3, Maicon

Oberhausen, Germany
July 16th:
Borussia M'gladbach x Porto (Friendly)
0-0

Verl, Germany
July 17th:
SC Verl x Porto (Friendly)
1-3
Arifi; Kléber x2, Hulk (pen)

Vila do Conde, Portugal
July 21st:
Rio Ave x Porto (Friendly)
1-3
J. Tomás (pen); Kléber x2, João Moutinho

Porto, Portugal
July 24th:
Porto x Peñarol (Friendly)
3-0
G. Rodriguez (o.g.), Hulk (pen), Walter

Geneva, Switzerland
July 31st:
Lyon x Porto (Friendly)
2-1
Lisandro, M. Bastos; Rúben Micael


Season Fixtures/Results:

August 7th:
Porto x V. Guimarães (Portuguese Supercup)
2-1
Rolando x2; Toscano

August 14th:
V. Guimarães x Porto (Portuguese League, 1st Round)
0-1
Hulk (pen)

August 19th:
Porto x Gil Vicente (Portuguese League, 2nd Round)
3-1
Hulk x2, Săpunaru; J. Vilela (pen)

August 26th:
Porto x Barcelona (European Supercup)
0-2
Messi, Fàbregas

September 6th:
U. Leiria x Porto (Portuguese League, 3rd Round)
2-5
A. Almeida, D. Gaúcho; James x2, Kleber x2, Varela

September 9th:
Porto x V. Setúbal (Portuguese League, 4th Round)
3-0
João Moutinho, James, Belluschi

September 13th:
Porto x Shakhtar (Champions League: Group G, 1st Round)
2-1
Hulk, Kleber; L. Adriano

September 18th:
Feirense x Porto (Portuguese League, 5th Round)
B]0-0[/B]

September 23rd:
Porto x Benfica(Portuguese League, 6th Round)
2-2
Kleber, Otamendí; Cardozo, Gaitán

September 28th:
Zenit x Porto (Champions League: Group G, 2nd Round)
3-1
Shirokov x2, Danny;James

October 2nd:
Académica x Porto (Portuguese League, 7th Round)
0-3
Walter, James, Guarín

October 15th:
Pêro Pinheiro x Porto (Portuguese Cup, 3rd Round)
0-8
Defour, Walter x4, Djalma x2, Varela

October 19th:
Porto x APOEL (Champions League: Group G, 3rd Round)
1-1
Hulk; Aílton

October 23rd:
Porto x Nacional (Portuguese League, 8th Round)
5-0
Defour, Walter, Săpunaru, Kleber, Hulk

October 28th:
Porto x Paços de Ferreira (Portuguese League, 9th Round)
3-0
Melgarejo (o.g.), Kleber, João Moutinho

November 1st:
APOEL x Porto (Champions League: Group G, 4th Round)
2-1
Ailton (pen), Manduca;Hulk (pen)

November 5th:
Olhanense x Porto (Portuguese League, 10th Round)
0-0

November 19th:
Académica x Porto (Portuguese Cup, 4th Round)
3-0
Marinho, Adrien, D. Valente

November 23rd:
Shakhtar x Porto (Champions League: Group G, 5th Round)
0-2
Hulk, Rat (o.g.)

November 27th:
Porto x Braga (Portuguese League, 11th Round)
3-2
Hulk x2, Kleber;Lima x2

December 6th:
Porto x Zenit (Champions League: Group G, 6th Round)
0-0

December 10th:
Beira-Mar x Porto (Portuguese League, 12th Round)
1-2
Zhang; James, Hulk

December 17th:
Porto x Marítimo (Portuguese League, 13th Round)
2-0
Cristian Rodríguez, Briguel (o.g.)

December 21st:
Paços de Ferreira x Porto (Portuguese League Cup: Phase 3, Round 1)
1-2
Zhang; Cristian Rodríguez, Hulk (pen)

January 7th:
Sporting x Porto (Portuguese League, 14th Round)
0-0

January 14th:
Porto x Rio Ave (Portuguese League, 15th Round)
2-0
James x2

January 18th:
Porto x Estoril (Portuguese League Cup: Phase 3, Round 2)
1-0
Varela

January 22nd:
Porto x V. Guimarães (Portuguese League, 16th Round)
3-1
Rolando, João Moutinho, James (pen);Faouzi

January 29th:
Gil Vicente x Porto (Portuguese League, 17th Round)
3-1
Cláudio x2, A. Cunha; Varela

February 5th:
Porto x V. Setúbal (Portuguese League Cup: Phase 3, Round 3)
2-0
Lucho, Janko

February 12th:
Porto x U. Leiria (Portuguese League, 18th Round)
4-0
Janko, James, Álvaro Pereira, Maicon

February 16th:
Porto x Manchester City (UEFA Europa League: Round of 32, 1st Leg)
1-2
Varela; Álvaro Pereira (o.g.), Aguero

February 19th:
V. Setúbal x Porto (Portuguese League, 19th Round)
1-3
Meyong; Janko, Fernando, Varela

February 22nd:
Manchester City x Porto (UEFA Europa League: Round of 32, 2nd Leg)
4-0
Aguero, Dzeko, Silva, Pizarro

February 26th:
Porto x Feirense (Portuguese League, 20th Round)
2-0
Maicon, James

March 2nd:
Benfica x Porto (Portuguese League, 21st Round)
2-3
Cardozo x2; Hulk, James, Maicon

March 10th:
Porto x Académica (Portuguese League, 22nd Round)
1-1
Hulk (pen); Edinho

March 16th:
Nacional x Porto (Portuguese League, 23rd Round)
0-2
Janko, Alex Sandro

March 20th:
Benfica x Porto (Portuguese League Cup, Semi-Finals)
3-2
M. Pereira, Nolito, Cardozo; Lucho, Mangala

March 2nd:
Paços de Ferreira x Porto (Portuguese League, 24th Round)
1-1
Melgarejo; Ricardo (o.g.)

March 31st:
Porto x Olhanense (Portuguese League, 25th Round)
2-0
Lucho, James

April 7th:
Braga x Porto (Portuguese League, 26th Round)
0-1
Hulk

April 21st:
Porto x Beira-Mar (Portuguese League, 27th Round)
3-0
Hulk x2, Janko

April 28th:
Marítimo x Porto (Portuguese League, 28th Round)
0-2
Hulk x2 (pen)

May 5th:
Porto x Sporting (Portuguese League, 29th Round)
2-0
Hulk x2

May 12th:
Rio Ave x Porto (Portuguese League, 30th Round)
2-5
J. Tomás (pen), Atsu; Djalma, James, Kléber x3





Goal/Assist Count:

Hulk 21/15
James 14/11
Kléber 10/3
João Moutinho 3/8
Varela 6/4
Walter 6/2
Djalma 3/3
Belluschi 1/5
Janko 5/0
Rolando 3/2
Álvaro Pereira 1/4
Defour 2/2
Cristian Rodríguez 2/2
Maicon 3/0
Lucho 2/1
Săpunaru 2/0
Guarín 1/1
Fernando 1/1
Otamendí 1/0
Alex Sandro 1/0
Mangala 1/0







 

ShiftyPowers

Make America Great Again
European Super Cups are done by years, not seasons, and even if they were you have the wrong season.

Ditto for the Intercontinental Cup, although you got the seasons right.
 

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ShiftyPowers;3055059 said:
European Super Cups are done by years, not seasons, and even if they were you have the wrong season.

Ditto for the Intercontinental Cup, although you got the seasons right.
I know what you mean but the seasons I mention are the ones when the matches were actually played, not what year/season they refer to.
given that, I believe the data is correct.



about the new coach Vítor Pereira, I think he was the smartest choice since what most fans want and hope for is continuity to this legendary season.
since his ideas shouldn't diverge much from Libras-Boas', I say we have a fair chance to maintain the same mentality in and off the pitch, keeping most players happy and performing at a high level.

of course people are different and we'll have to wait and see if the man can actually keep us flying high...


about the market, we are basically considering the purchase of a RB, a CB, a DM and two strikers.
our main exits are likely to be Rolando, Fernando, and of course Falcao, we're also probably selling Fucile and Cebolla...hopefully we can find quality players to replace all of them :rolleyes:
 

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so, new season has officially started (Y)

first friendly was today, against, as usual, Tourizense.
we won 7-0, Hulk scored twice, Maicon, Kelvin, James and brand new signing Kleber (quality striker I tell you) also featured in the score sheet.
Just a friendly against lowly opposition, but it's always nice to start off with a win :)

Next stop, Marienfeld for the pre-season tour.
 

Filipower

Bunburyist


I love how afterwards he takes his hand to his face because he was hit but it seems like he's going "eeeeiiisshhhh"
 

MaSsiVe

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(H), have you seen Falcao's on Macherano?




also, Palito scored for Uruguay tonight at their Copa America game (H)
 

MaSsiVe

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Radamel Falcao has just extended his contract with us, new deal is up until 2015; new release clause is worth €45M.

(H)!!!!!!!!
 

Coruja

Senior Squad
Obvious bull****. Newspapers doing their job on promoting Hulk even more. Overrated Hulk is overrated.
 
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