ok, post here the phrases once said by players and head coaches (or anyone football-related) and which marked media pages and news for a while...no matter what's the reason, if funny of nasty.
'A classic match is a classic match and vice-versa'
Jardel, ex-Porto Player
'I dribbled the keeper, kicked it, the ball went, went and...wented!'
Paulo Nunes, ex-Gremio Player, mistakenly pronouncing a verb, in portuguese, of course.
'You'll have to swallow me!'
Zagallo, after brazilian victory in America Cup final, 3-1 over bolivia in 1997
"Everydoby is happy now, the King, the Prince and The Fool'
Romário, ironically referring to Edmundo and Eurico Miranda, Vasco da Gama's president, due to a little fight with Edmundo over who should be the captain and penalty kicker.
'When I was born, God pointed at me and said: 'He's the man!'
Romário, quite modest.
'I heard Jesus saying: stroke it with power and the outside part of the foot'
Marcelinho, former Corinthians idol, explaining how and why he scored a free kick goal from 40 meters distance against arch rival Palmeiras, stating that after a little prayer to Jesus before kicking it, he 'oriented' him about the 'divine' way to score it...oh god!
Pao de Açucar (or Sugar Bread) is the name for two things in Brazil: a natural monument, two little mounts in Rio de Janeiro where a famous cable car carries tourists every day, giving a beautiful view of the 'Wonder City' and it is also the name of a very famous Super Market Net, ran by Abilio Diniz a reaaally rich man (one of his sons is a racer, Pedro Paulo Diniz).
Ok, then Fabio Baiano (actually playing in Atletico Mineiro) was flipping a celebrities brazilian magazine which showed Pedro Paulo Diniz huge house and possesions. He said:
Fabio Baiano: Wow, Jamir, this Pedro Paulo Diniz guy is really wealthy!
Jamir: Don't you know him? He's the owner of Pao de Açucar!
Fabio Baiano: ...
Fabio Baiano: Wow...I could never tell those little cable cars could make such money!!
that previous story and the following was told by Jamir, his team mate...
Fabio Baiano was in a plane, travelling with the team he played in tha time (Flamengo). Then, a stewardess served him something. He wanted to make a big impression over the girl, and tried that:
Fabio Baiano: Wow...I have never talked to a troglodytic girl before!
He wanted to mean polyglot, but didn't know the word!!
HAHAHAAH!!
some pics from him, in previous clubs:
http://www2.uol.com.br/espnbrasil/images/40rodada/fabiobaiano.jpg
http://mengotimao.blig.ig.com.br/imagens/fabio_baiano_faz_falta.jpg
http://www.santosfc.com.br/arquivos/id_2263_santos6.JPG
post your ones, folks...
'A classic match is a classic match and vice-versa'
Jardel, ex-Porto Player
'I dribbled the keeper, kicked it, the ball went, went and...wented!'
Paulo Nunes, ex-Gremio Player, mistakenly pronouncing a verb, in portuguese, of course.
'You'll have to swallow me!'
Zagallo, after brazilian victory in America Cup final, 3-1 over bolivia in 1997
"Everydoby is happy now, the King, the Prince and The Fool'
Romário, ironically referring to Edmundo and Eurico Miranda, Vasco da Gama's president, due to a little fight with Edmundo over who should be the captain and penalty kicker.
'When I was born, God pointed at me and said: 'He's the man!'
Romário, quite modest.
'I heard Jesus saying: stroke it with power and the outside part of the foot'
Marcelinho, former Corinthians idol, explaining how and why he scored a free kick goal from 40 meters distance against arch rival Palmeiras, stating that after a little prayer to Jesus before kicking it, he 'oriented' him about the 'divine' way to score it...oh god!
Pao de Açucar (or Sugar Bread) is the name for two things in Brazil: a natural monument, two little mounts in Rio de Janeiro where a famous cable car carries tourists every day, giving a beautiful view of the 'Wonder City' and it is also the name of a very famous Super Market Net, ran by Abilio Diniz a reaaally rich man (one of his sons is a racer, Pedro Paulo Diniz).
Ok, then Fabio Baiano (actually playing in Atletico Mineiro) was flipping a celebrities brazilian magazine which showed Pedro Paulo Diniz huge house and possesions. He said:
Fabio Baiano: Wow, Jamir, this Pedro Paulo Diniz guy is really wealthy!
Jamir: Don't you know him? He's the owner of Pao de Açucar!
Fabio Baiano: ...
Fabio Baiano: Wow...I could never tell those little cable cars could make such money!!
that previous story and the following was told by Jamir, his team mate...
Fabio Baiano was in a plane, travelling with the team he played in tha time (Flamengo). Then, a stewardess served him something. He wanted to make a big impression over the girl, and tried that:
Fabio Baiano: Wow...I have never talked to a troglodytic girl before!
He wanted to mean polyglot, but didn't know the word!!
HAHAHAAH!!
some pics from him, in previous clubs:
http://www2.uol.com.br/espnbrasil/images/40rodada/fabiobaiano.jpg
http://mengotimao.blig.ig.com.br/imagens/fabio_baiano_faz_falta.jpg
http://www.santosfc.com.br/arquivos/id_2263_santos6.JPG
post your ones, folks...