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Banned
Join Date: Jun 2008
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Possebon to Santos
Signed for Santos apparently. Can someone translate this?
Santos contrata Rodrigo Possebon | globoesporte.com |
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No Lifer
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: How do you expect to run with the wolves come night, when you spend all day sparring with the puppies?
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Santos FC contrata o meio campista Rodrigo Possebon (ex-Manchester United-ING)
Santos official site with a picture of him holding up the shirt, seems pretty official. |
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Cnut Rating: 9 (Conservative)
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: "I'm going home to play with my kids, I am nothing special. Tomorrow is another day and next Sunday we have another game. That's it."
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Not been the same since that nasty gash he took on his leg (from the little I've seen I might add) looked like a real prospect before then, oh well.
Good luck to the lad, hope he has a good career. |
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Reserve Team Player
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Posts: 744
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Not sure if its United's policy to hold player shares. Usually Brazilian clubs can't afford a player outright, so they bring in one of a few companies dedicated to buying player shares.
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reyalP maeT htuoY
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Take Me Home, United Road. To The Place I Belong, To Old Trafford, To See United. Take Me Home, United Road.
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I haven't been following Possebon as closely these past years, is he still mint?
if so... Ganso, Neymar, and now Possebon? legit |
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He'll have your eye out and listed on Amazon before you can say "ow!"
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: T'Internet
Posts: 8,271
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Persnoally I just believe he had a down turn in form coming back from that injury and never came out of it. A loan at Braga was unsucessful and I don't know the full story but he played 1 possibly 2 games after apparantly falling out with or going out of favour of their manager. He returned to us, played a bit for our reserves and has now signed for Santos. I think being back in his native country at a slower paced football will do him a world of good, he's got a classy style on the ball that is easy to appreciate and he always came over as a good lad so I wish him all the best. |
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First Team Sub
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Milan
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* But I don't speak Portuguese, I speak Spanish |
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Reserve Team Player
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: At United, we strive for perfection, and if we fail, we might just have to settle for excellence - Sir Matt Busby
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Nothing to do with the injury. I can't believe how everybody is overrating him. He has always been a very average midfielder, from the looks of his outings in the reserves and limited first team appearances. I never felt he would make it for us or any top teams in the league.
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First Team Sub
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I won't say most people were overrating him.
Certainly if you caught glimpses of him in the reserve, you'd notice that he was playing above reserve level. His touches and techniques were good quality and he had a good passing range. But yeah, after that tackles he's been rushing things and stopped his runs and just didn't improve. Selling him will only benefit his career and both us and Santos. Ganso and Neymar still look great potentially. Wouldn't mind a sneaky bid for Ganso, Neymar is too expensive. |
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Reserve Team Player
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: At United, we strive for perfection, and if we fail, we might just have to settle for excellence - Sir Matt Busby
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He is a good passer and packs a decent shot and that is it. He's a bit like an slightly inferior version of Gibson. I'm not totally convinced of the both of them, due to their lack of pace and mobility, and their constant dwelling on the ball, only to lose it easily. A good midfielder has to have a high speed of thinking and awareness and this quality is not found in either of them.
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First Team Sub
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Football is about glory, it is about doing things in style and with a flourish, about going out and beating the lot, not waiting for them to die of boredom
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Sold for a first option on one of Santos's players? That should get the transfer muppets' juices flowing
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Euro '08 League Winner
Join Date: Jan 2008
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It can't be a free transfer though.. If it were a free transfer there would be no reports of Santos owning only 35%.. If he was free they could have owned him 100% unless I am getting my ownership of players idea wrong.. |
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Reserve Team Player
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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I don't know, its all much simpler in Europe. Here in Brazil shit's so fucked up that Fluminense's sponsors Unimed have some of the team's players on their payroll. I see these transactions every week and I don't have a clue what can/can't, must/mustn't be done
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