Rincón

Jacob · 13th July 2006, 23:49

Always wondered how he looks, can't find any pics of him either..

Help please?

BezsMaracas · 14th July 2006, 12:14

Think huge afro

Huseyin10 · 14th July 2006, 12:16

he looks brazillian

Epic · 14th July 2006, 16:44

try googling...

SiYuan · 14th July 2006, 18:00

Buck tooth.. afro hair..

Raoul · 14th July 2006, 19:11

Jacob · 15th July 2006, 21:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Epic

try googling...

Couldn't find anything

15th July 2006, 21:29

Can he take corners?

Jacob · 15th July 2006, 21:34

Not a clue! The only thing I know about him is that he's called Rincón and exist in our Reserve Team in FM.

SiYuan · 16th July 2006, 16:21

It's like he doesnt even exist

Jacob · 31st July 2006, 15:24

How does the fuckwit look?

Mr. MUJAC · 31st July 2006, 15:35

The ex-captain of the Brazilian U-17 side was the maiden product, of the partnership agreement etched between Manchester United and São Paulo. The Red Devils sealed the move in 2003, much to the teenager's surprise; "I was on the beach when I was asked to report to the club, because Manchester United wanted me," he revealed. "I thought it was a joke but I'm accustomed to the idea now," added the powerfully built youngster.

The English giants initially agreed to allow Rincón, to continue his development at the renowned São Paulo youth academy, for three years. Twelve months short of this expiration period, United retracted on its decision, in order to accelerate the player's switch to Sporting Lisbon - one of the its principal feeder clubs. "It is best to give him the push in his career," commented United's academy chief, Les Kershaw, after São Paulo was instructed to release him.

Rincón – whose contract with the Old Trafford outfit is due to expire in 2010 (a two-year extension option was included) – will be registered as a Sporting Lisbon player for the start of the 2005/06 season, and is keen on making a swift first-team breakthrough at the José Alvalade Stadium. Although he is capable of operating in a number of positions, including central defence and midfield, the position that he has occupied with most frequency during his amateur career, is the left wing-back one.

Although he is keen to make an impact in the Portuguese SuperLiga, it's in Northern England that Rincón sees his long-term future. "I really like the English language and have been learning it for some time now. I have watched Manchester United on television many times and have seen Silvestre, Ferdinand, Van Nistelrooy and others. It's a good team but I want to make the first team there as soon as possible."

Rincó was so nicknamed, because of a physical resemblance to Colombian legend Freddy Rincón – ironically, a former star of São Paulo's state rivals, Corinthians. Tall and muscular, the youngster's brawn serves him well, but equally eye-catching, is his explosive speed and unflagging raids down the left flank. His position as captain of the Seleção's under-17 side, was reflective of his inspirational personality and the respect that he commands amongst his team-mates.

There is no doubt that Rincó is one of Brazilian football's best regarded emerging talents, and many experts believe he will go all the way. If his own expectancies are anything to go by, then he has a big future in football. In a testament to his incredible self-belief, the 18-year-old already has designs on Roberto Carlos' place in the full Brazilian National Team! "I want to defend Brazil in the World Cup in Germany. If I don't go in 2006, I will make the squad in one of the next ones," he confidently predicted.

From "New Boys of Brazil" page of Futebol Website.......also a page and photo of Kerlon

M160RA · 31st July 2006, 18:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by TonyPark

The ex-captain of the Brazilian U-17 side was the maiden product, of the partnership agreement etched between Manchester United and São Paulo. The Red Devils sealed the move in 2003, much to the teenager's surprise; "I was on the beach when I was asked to report to the club, because Manchester United wanted me," he revealed. "I thought it was a joke but I'm accustomed to the idea now," added the powerfully built youngster.

The English giants initially agreed to allow Rincón, to continue his development at the renowned São Paulo youth academy, for three years. Twelve months short of this expiration period, United retracted on its decision, in order to accelerate the player's switch to Sporting Lisbon - one of the its principal feeder clubs. "It is best to give him the push in his career," commented United's academy chief, Les Kershaw, after São Paulo was instructed to release him.

Rincón – whose contract with the Old Trafford outfit is due to expire in 2010 (a two-year extension option was included) – will be registered as a Sporting Lisbon player for the start of the 2005/06 season, and is keen on making a swift first-team breakthrough at the José Alvalade Stadium. Although he is capable of operating in a number of positions, including central defence and midfield, the position that he has occupied with most frequency during his amateur career, is the left wing-back one.

Although he is keen to make an impact in the Portuguese SuperLiga, it's in Northern England that Rincón sees his long-term future. "I really like the English language and have been learning it for some time now. I have watched Manchester United on television many times and have seen Silvestre, Ferdinand, Van Nistelrooy and others. It's a good team but I want to make the first team there as soon as possible."

Rincó was so nicknamed, because of a physical resemblance to Colombian legend Freddy Rincón – ironically, a former star of São Paulo's state rivals, Corinthians. Tall and muscular, the youngster's brawn serves him well, but equally eye-catching, is his explosive speed and unflagging raids down the left flank. His position as captain of the Seleção's under-17 side, was reflective of his inspirational personality and the respect that he commands amongst his team-mates.

There is no doubt that Rincó is one of Brazilian football's best regarded emerging talents, and many experts believe he will go all the way. If his own expectancies are anything to go by, then he has a big future in football. In a testament to his incredible self-belief, the 18-year-old already has designs on Roberto Carlos' place in the full Brazilian National Team! "I want to defend Brazil in the World Cup in Germany. If I don't go in 2006, I will make the squad in one of the next ones," he confidently predicted.

From "New Boys of Brazil" page of Futebol Website.......also a page and photo of Kerlon

That article has been around for over a year, Tony. I've been trying to find fresh information on Rincon for some time now but have been unable to find anything of substance. He was supposed to have gone to Sporting Lisbon last season, but for some reason the loan never happened and he was still with Sao Paulo's B team. Haven't heard anything new, as far as his status is concerned.

KingEric7 · 7th August 2006, 15:34

Wonder why we haven't heard anything more on him. If that articles anything to go by, he sounds like a real prospect.

7th August 2006, 15:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jacob

Not a clue! The only thing I know about him is that he's called Rincón and exist in our Reserve Team in FM.

Sorry, it was a quip. A Rincon in Spanish is an exterior corner (they have another word for an interior corner - or it could be the other way round, never can remember).

oskarutd · 8th August 2006, 12:28

I couldn´t find him in the Sao Paulo homepage. He was there last year. So I guees this means he is gone somewhere, perhaps to Portugal for getting his pass?

KingEric7 · 9th August 2006, 23:24

I think he's moved on to Sporting Lisbon now. Are Fabio and Rafael going there eventually?

oskarutd · 9th August 2006, 23:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by KingEric7

I think he's moved on to Sporting Lisbon now. Are Fabio and Rafael going there eventually?

Not there either.

BezsMaracas · 10th August 2006, 00:21

I reckon Kenyon has them locked up in his basement dungeon

M160RA · 10th August 2006, 04:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by oskarutd

I couldn´t find him in the Sao Paulo homepage. He was there last year. So I guees this means he is gone somewhere, perhaps to Portugal for getting his pass?

I too tried looking for him on both Sao Paulo's and Sporting Lisbon's websites and couldn't find anything on him. He isn't listed under Sao Paulo's U-20s roster, and I can't seem to find any info on the Sporting Lisbon website (primarily because the English version doesn't work for me).

So I did some more searching and came across this link:
http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/index...=read&id=35740
In Italian:

Quote:

Serie A
In arrivo un giovane brasiliano all'Inter
04.08.2006 11.33 di Alessio Cal***ietra articolo letto 3678 volte
Operazione in prospettiva dei nerazzurri che, attraverso i buoni uffici di Mino Raiola in Brasile, stanno concludendo l'ingaggio di Rincòn (19), al secolo Carlos Eduardo de Castro Lourenço, difensore polivalente appena svincolatosi dal S.Paolo. Acquistato dal Manchester United tre anni fa e prestato in seguito allo Sporting Lisbona, Rincon è stato capitano della nazionale under 17. Il giocatore potrebbe essere girato alla Sampdoria.

Google Translation:

Quote:

Operation in perspective of the nerazzurri that, through the mediations of Mino Raiola in Brasi they, are concluding I engage it of Rincòn (19), to the century Carlos Eduardo de Castro Lourenço, polyvalent defender as soon as svincolato from the S.Paolo. Acquired from the Manchester United three years ago and lend as a result of the Sporting Lisbona, Rincon has been captain of national under the 17. The player could be turned to the Sampdoria.

From what I can gather from the pretty shoddy translation is that somehow Inter Milan have managed to sign him and will be loaning him out to Sampdoria.

Does anyone know anything about this?

If this is true, it's an indication of how paperwork is really interfering with our recruiting of youth from around the world. On the other hand, it could be some Italian rumours site with little substance.

Nevertheless, I find it quite astonishing that it is so hard to gather any current information on Rincon's whereabouts, or his activities over the past year.

KingEric7 · 10th August 2006, 10:37

It's as if he doesn't exist!

quiet_united · 10th August 2006, 14:48

He's probably on his way to Chelsea

Jacob · 21st August 2006, 15:55

This guy is a mystery.

Jon · 21st August 2006, 21:04

The new FM will tell us where he's gone to.

Psmith · 22nd August 2006, 04:21

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rinc%C3%B3n

KingEric7 · 22nd August 2006, 12:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jon Paul

The new FM will tell us where he's gone to.

Aye. I heard rumours of him at Inter Milan which scares me. Doubt it though but like you say, FM will tell us.

Epic · 22nd August 2006, 13:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jon Paul

The new FM will tell us where he's gone to.

Don't count on it. Last version still has Arthur Gomez, who was released IRL, in our books.

Jacob · 31st August 2006, 00:53

It just fucking amazes me, how I can't find a pic of this fella.

M160RA · 1st September 2006, 18:02

It seems like Rincon has somehow ended up at Empoli and is no longer on our books:

http://www.empolicalcio.it/interno.php?sez=23&id=3596
http://www.teamtalk.com/football/sto...465070,00.html

It seems to me that somehow Inter were able to snap him up and then loan him out to Empoli.
It makes me wonder whether he was ever our player - the only reports of it that I saw came from sources such as MEN, and I don't think I ever saw it reported on the official website. Either way, I wonder if we enough made an effort to try and keep him on our books.
Weird...

oskarutd · 2nd September 2006, 11:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by M160RA

It seems like Rincon has somehow ended up at Empoli and is no longer on our books:

http://www.empolicalcio.it/interno.php?sez=23&id=3596
http://www.teamtalk.com/football/sto...465070,00.html

It seems to me that somehow Inter were able to snap him up and then loan him out to Empoli.
It makes me wonder whether he was ever our player - the only reports of it that I saw came from sources such as MEN, and I don't think I ever saw it reported on the official website. Either way, I wonder if we enough made an effort to try and keep him on our books.
Weird...

He was ours. It was reported on SP ofiicial site. United don´t usually report these things on their official site. He didn´t want to go to Sporting last year so they must have decided to sell him or release him.

Mainoldo · 4th September 2006, 21:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by oskarutd

He was ours. It was reported on SP ofiicial site. United don´t usually report these things on their official site. He didn´t want to go to Sporting last year so they must have decided to sell him or release him.

It's the wrong player, i think they have got mixed up detween Rincon and Maicon who plays for Inter and was playing for Brazil against Argie the other day!!!! i think

Gabe · 5th September 2006, 06:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mainoldo

It's the wrong player, i think they have got mixed up detween Rincon and Maicon who plays for Inter and was playing for Brazil against Argie the other day!!!! i think

From the official Empoli site liked above;

dall'Inter Fc arriva ad Empoli con la formula del prestito con diritto di riscatto il calciatore brasiliano Carlos Eduardo Castro Lourenco Rincon, difensore centrale classe 1987.

That's him alright.

13th July 2006, 23:49	#1 (permalink)
Jacob ralugeR maeT tsriF Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Fall seven times, stand up eight. Posts: 11,551	Rincón Always wondered how he looks, can't find any pics of him either.. Help please?

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Mr. MUJAC Talent spotter Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Louis Rocca started it all... Posts: 2,227	No pic but........ The ex-captain of the Brazilian U-17 side was the maiden product, of the partnership agreement etched between Manchester United and São Paulo. The Red Devils sealed the move in 2003, much to the teenager's surprise; "I was on the beach when I was asked to report to the club, because Manchester United wanted me," he revealed. "I thought it was a joke but I'm accustomed to the idea now," added the powerfully built youngster. The English giants initially agreed to allow Rincón, to continue his development at the renowned São Paulo youth academy, for three years. Twelve months short of this expiration period, United retracted on its decision, in order to accelerate the player's switch to Sporting Lisbon - one of the its principal feeder clubs. "It is best to give him the push in his career," commented United's academy chief, Les Kershaw, after São Paulo was instructed to release him. Rincón – whose contract with the Old Trafford outfit is due to expire in 2010 (a two-year extension option was included) – will be registered as a Sporting Lisbon player for the start of the 2005/06 season, and is keen on making a swift first-team breakthrough at the José Alvalade Stadium. Although he is capable of operating in a number of positions, including central defence and midfield, the position that he has occupied with most frequency during his amateur career, is the left wing-back one. Although he is keen to make an impact in the Portuguese SuperLiga, it's in Northern England that Rincón sees his long-term future. "I really like the English language and have been learning it for some time now. I have watched Manchester United on television many times and have seen Silvestre, Ferdinand, Van Nistelrooy and others. It's a good team but I want to make the first team there as soon as possible." Rincó was so nicknamed, because of a physical resemblance to Colombian legend Freddy Rincón – ironically, a former star of São Paulo's state rivals, Corinthians. Tall and muscular, the youngster's brawn serves him well, but equally eye-catching, is his explosive speed and unflagging raids down the left flank. His position as captain of the Seleção's under-17 side, was reflective of his inspirational personality and the respect that he commands amongst his team-mates. There is no doubt that Rincó is one of Brazilian football's best regarded emerging talents, and many experts believe he will go all the way. If his own expectancies are anything to go by, then he has a big future in football. In a testament to his incredible self-belief, the 18-year-old already has designs on Roberto Carlos' place in the full Brazilian National Team! "I want to defend Brazil in the World Cup in Germany. If I don't go in 2006, I will make the squad in one of the next ones," he confidently predicted. From "New Boys of Brazil" page of Futebol Website.......also a page and photo of Kerlon

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Jacob ralugeR maeT tsriF Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Fall seven times, stand up eight. Posts: 11,551	Not a clue! The only thing I know about him is that he's called Rincón and exist in our Reserve Team in FM.

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SiYuan Cafe Grandmaster 2008 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Where Crouch is a Midget. Posts: 6,444	It's like he doesnt even exist

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Jacob ralugeR maeT tsriF Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Fall seven times, stand up eight. Posts: 11,551	How does the fuckwit look?

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KingEric7 Winner of the Tabata bet Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Patrice Evra is that which no greater can be conceived. Posts: 13,251	Wonder why we haven't heard anything more on him. If that articles anything to go by, he sounds like a real prospect.

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oskarutd Reserve Team Player Join Date: May 2004 Location: Iceland Posts: 1,322	I couldn´t find him in the Sao Paulo homepage. He was there last year. So I guees this means he is gone somewhere, perhaps to Portugal for getting his pass?

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KingEric7 Winner of the Tabata bet Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Patrice Evra is that which no greater can be conceived. Posts: 13,251	I think he's moved on to Sporting Lisbon now. Are Fabio and Rafael going there eventually?

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BezsMaracas Reserve Team Player Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Stalyvegas Posts: 4,017	I reckon Kenyon has them locked up in his basement dungeon

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KingEric7 Winner of the Tabata bet Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Patrice Evra is that which no greater can be conceived. Posts: 13,251	It's as if he doesn't exist!

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quiet_united Vietnamese Red Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Mars Posts: 2,437	He's probably on his way to Chelsea

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Jacob ralugeR maeT tsriF Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Fall seven times, stand up eight. Posts: 11,551	This guy is a mystery.

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Jon \|\| Coming Join Date: May 2006 Location: Behind you! Posts: 3,066	The new FM will tell us where he's gone to.

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Psmith First Team Sub Join Date: May 2006 Location: London Posts: 6,230	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rinc%C3%B3n

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Jacob ralugeR maeT tsriF Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Fall seven times, stand up eight. Posts: 11,551	It just fucking amazes me, how I can't find a pic of this fella.

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M160RA Reserve Team Player Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 3,758	It seems like Rincon has somehow ended up at Empoli and is no longer on our books: http://www.empolicalcio.it/interno.php?sez=23&id=3596 http://www.teamtalk.com/football/sto...465070,00.html It seems to me that somehow Inter were able to snap him up and then loan him out to Empoli. It makes me wonder whether he was ever our player - the only reports of it that I saw came from sources such as MEN, and I don't think I ever saw it reported on the official website. Either way, I wonder if we enough made an effort to try and keep him on our books. Weird...