SATA
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I was looking forward to him coming on last night in the friendly. Has he got his first cap yet?
Don't think so - pretty sure the other game he got called up for against the US he didn't play either.I was looking forward to him coming on last night in the friendly. Has he got his first cap yet?
Very high praise considering some people still claim Rafael's nothing but a winger who happens to play as a back.5:05
Nani says Rafael is the hardest to beat in training.
Exactly, young Rafael has Maicon and Dani Alves ahead of him at right-backDon't think so - pretty sure the other game he got called up for against the US he didn't play either.
Bugs me he that they call him up and make him travel and then not use him but, guess it is so he gets more of a feel of being around the national team. Glad Brazil lost now though.
Been saying that for a while now.. I cannot see why he wont get it..I assume Rafael will get the number 2 jersey next year?
Good stuff, its a game i'd like the two of them to start, i reckon they'd do the job & it would do Fabio the power of good in terms of confidence with it being an important Champions League away leg. It would also be a benefit to us to give Sheasy & Evra a rest with the tough fixture list we have around the corner.Both twins checked in for the flight to Marseille
When did Nani make the switch to Adidas? Always remembered him wearing those flashy Nike boots which made me think some defenders kicks his foot on purpose because they were getting irritated by it.5:05
Nani says Rafael is the hardest to beat in training.
He switched a couple of months ago. He started the season with Nike, but probably wanted to break out of his image as a Ronaldo-wannabe.When did Nani make the switch to Adidas? Always remembered him wearing those flashy Nike boots which made me think some defenders kicks his foot on purpose because they were getting irritated by it.