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Quote from: alegotardo on May 28, 2024, 07:38:13 PM

Regarding the resumption of the championship, I was reading about the "Grenal" dispute (Grêmio against Internacional).

Previously, the match was scheduled to take place on June 15th... and like all games, it was postponed, now at June 23rd.
Initially, Grêmio would be the "hand of the field", but now they are studying a "neutral" location to play the match and Maracanã would be one of the locations evaluated for this competition.

Internacional expects to be able to start using its stadium again in 60 to 90 days, but Grêmio still has no deadline to return home.

From what I saw, the international played with the logo covered in mud to remember the floods. It was a very good campaign, I believe that if they came back with "nothing" the public would criticize them. It was a good move!

I thought Internacional's attitude in using this t-shirt was incredible to reinforce the problem the state is currently experiencing and raise awareness among people to help those who lost everything in this disaster.

It would also be cool to do an auction of the t-shirts and whatever proceeds go towards rebuilding what was lost.... This t-shirt in the future will become as rare as the Vasco T-shirt with the SBT symbol.

Yes, I hadn't thought of this auction. They could either auction the signed players' jerseys or make them available for purchase in limited quantities to raise funds for RS. Very interesting.

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Quote from: Pumared on May 29, 2024, 08:36:53 PM

Quote from: alegotardo on May 28, 2024, 07:38:13 PM

Regarding the resumption of the championship, I was reading about the "Grenal" dispute (Grêmio against Internacional).

Previously, the match was scheduled to take place on June 15th... and like all games, it was postponed, now at June 23rd.
Initially, Grêmio would be the "hand of the field", but now they are studying a "neutral" location to play the match and Maracanã would be one of the locations evaluated for this competition.

Internacional expects to be able to start using its stadium again in 60 to 90 days, but Grêmio still has no deadline to return home.

From what I saw, the international played with the logo covered in mud to remember the floods. It was a very good campaign, I believe that if they came back with "nothing" the public would criticize them. It was a good move!

I thought Internacional's attitude in using this t-shirt was incredible to reinforce the problem the state is currently experiencing and raise awareness among people to help those who lost everything in this disaster.

It would also be cool to do an auction of the t-shirts and whatever proceeds go towards rebuilding what was lost.... This t-shirt in the future will become as rare as the Vasco T-shirt with the SBT symbol.

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Quote from: alegotardo on May 28, 2024, 07:38:13 PM

Regarding the resumption of the championship, I was reading about the "Grenal" dispute (Grêmio against Internacional).

Previously, the match was scheduled to take place on June 15th... and like all games, it was postponed, now at June 23rd.
Initially, Grêmio would be the "hand of the field", but now they are studying a "neutral" location to play the match and Maracanã would be one of the locations evaluated for this competition.

Internacional expects to be able to start using its stadium again in 60 to 90 days, but Grêmio still has no deadline to return home.

From what I saw, the international played with the logo covered in mud to remember the floods. It was a very good campaign, I believe that if they came back with "nothing" the public would criticize them. It was a good move!

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Quote from: alegotardo on May 28, 2024, 07:38:13 PM

Regarding the resumption of the championship, I was reading about the "Grenal" dispute (Grêmio against Internacional).

Previously, the match was scheduled to take place on June 15th... and like all games, it was postponed, now at June 23rd.
Initially, Grêmio would be the "hand of the field", but now they are studying a "neutral" location to play the match and Maracanã would be one of the locations evaluated for this competition.

Internacional expects to be able to start using its stadium again in 60 to 90 days, but Grêmio still has no deadline to return home.

I think that the teams from Rio Grande do Sul will not play in their stadiums again this year... the way things are going in Brazil, everything will take a long time to get back to normal...

Playing in Rio de Janeiro I think is completely bad for fans, an ideal alternative would be to play in Curitiba, even due to the shorter distance, even the teams would play with fans, since in Paraná there are many fans of these teams, completely different from Rio de Janeiro where I have never seen any Gremio/Internacional fans

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Regarding the resumption of the championship, I was reading about the "Grenal" dispute (Grêmio against Internacional).

Previously, the match was scheduled to take place on June 15th... and like all games, it was postponed, now at June 23rd.
Initially, Grêmio would be the "hand of the field", but now they are studying a "neutral" location to play the match and Maracanã would be one of the locations evaluated for this competition.

Internacional expects to be able to start using its stadium again in 60 to 90 days, but Grêmio still has no deadline to return home.

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Quote from: rdluffy on May 25, 2024, 01:19:59 PM

Quote from: alegotardo on May 24, 2024, 09:56:22 PM

It's official... the CBF has already set the date for the championship's return: June 1st.

...

But the question now is: How is the physical and emotional preparedness of the players after this catastrophe and so long without playing?

It's hard to know how the players affected by the catastrophe are doing, but we'll get an idea of their performance in a few days
These are the odds for the matches on day 01

For the teams that started the season very badly, they may have gained a chance to think about and train new strategies with these "off" days in the league
Corinthians and Fluminense in particular

Corinthians with odds of 2.06 on victory, and playing at home, could be a good bet

I think that when in doubt about how the players will return, it is better to go against it until they show otherwise. Whether they want it or not, they are affected, both physically and mentally. So, it should be considered before betting.

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I think it's very risky at this current stage for Corinthians to bet on anything, especially with Cássio's departure, it could be that the squad is a little shaken or saddened by the loss of their teammate... I would bet on Botafogo, even with Corinthians playing in São Paulo

Yes, it's not a "guaranteed" bet
And I'm still not convinced about the Corinthians team

But in my opinion, Cassio's departure is very positive
New goalkeeper Carlos Miguel is an excellent goalkeeper who was just waiting for his chance, and now his turn has come
With a player like Cássio in the Corinthians team, with so many titles and so many games, it's difficult for another player to make room, but now that he's gone, Corinthians can move on

I hope the Corinthians team is renewed, many players have been excellent for the club in the past, but currently they are not managing to play very well for the team, like Cassio himself, Fagner, Paulinho etc.

Fagner should have been banned from football for what he did to midfielder Ederson... he simply ended Ederson's career with an extremely violent move, I consider Fagner practically a Junior Baiano of modern times...

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1492730654203665

As for Carlos MIguel, I hope he works out for this team... I'm just worried about the fact that if he fails in a move the fans might start chasing him... as they were used to Cássio, who is an excellent goalkeeper, one of the best Corinthians has ever had.

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Quote from: criptoevangelista on May 25, 2024, 03:41:52 PM

I think it's very risky at this current stage for Corinthians to bet on anything, especially with Cássio's departure, it could be that the squad is a little shaken or saddened by the loss of their teammate... I would bet on Botafogo, even with Corinthians playing in São Paulo

Yes, it's not a "guaranteed" bet
And I'm still not convinced about the Corinthians team

But in my opinion, Cassio's departure is very positive
New goalkeeper Carlos Miguel is an excellent goalkeeper who was just waiting for his chance, and now his turn has come
With a player like Cássio in the Corinthians team, with so many titles and so many games, it's difficult for another player to make room, but now that he's gone, Corinthians can move on

I hope the Corinthians team is renewed, many players have been excellent for the club in the past, but currently they are not managing to play very well for the team, like Cassio himself, Fagner, Paulinho etc.

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Quote from: rdluffy on May 25, 2024, 01:19:59 PM

Quote from: alegotardo on May 24, 2024, 09:56:22 PM

It's official... the CBF has already set the date for the championship's return: June 1st.

...

But the question now is: How is the physical and emotional preparedness of the players after this catastrophe and so long without playing?

It's hard to know how the players affected by the catastrophe are doing, but we'll get an idea of their performance in a few days
These are the odds for the matches on day 01

For the teams that started the season very badly, they may have gained a chance to think about and train new strategies with these "off" days in the league
Corinthians and Fluminense in particular

Corinthians with odds of 2.06 on victory, and playing at home, could be a good bet

I think it's very risky at this current stage for Corinthians to bet on anything, especially with Cássio's departure, it could be that the squad is a little shaken or saddened by the loss of their teammate... I would bet on Botafogo, even with Corinthians playing in São Paulo

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Quote from: alegotardo on May 24, 2024, 09:56:22 PM

It's official... the CBF has already set the date for the championship's return: June 1st.

...

But the question now is: How is the physical and emotional preparedness of the players after this catastrophe and so long without playing?

It's hard to know how the players affected by the catastrophe are doing, but we'll get an idea of their performance in a few days
These are the odds for the matches on day 01

For the teams that started the season very badly, they may have gained a chance to think about and train new strategies with these "off" days in the league
Corinthians and Fluminense in particular

Corinthians with odds of 2.06 on victory, and playing at home, could be a good bet

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Gabigol's biggest problem is behavioral, he has some very questionable attitudes on several occasions, I don't know if a different club hiring him is a good idea, as he is totally random... He is a kind of Neymar made worse in terms of wanting being a celebrity... He currently earns one of the highest salaries in Brazilian football, a salary that only Flamengo and Palmeiras are currently able to pay...

Why do brazilian players, when they become stars, tend to demonstrate this type of behavior? Does fame make a guy upset or is it a culture of ostentation, funk and partying?
Of course, not generalizing, Kaka for example was an exception, brazilian players when they start to earn too much money with football they start to lose their way, then start to not focus much on training 'cause of these factors and everything that money can offer.

It's that thing, when a player is good, normally he's only good at that, and will have a painful life and everything. You mentioned kaka and I would also mention him, but try to think of someone else, it's very difficult.

So, I believe it's more the person themselves, not having the instruction and all the support from teams behind the player's brand. We can see a good example of this in Endrick, despite the regrets he is being well supported.

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It's official... the CBF has already set the date for the championship's return: June 1st.
To the celebration of some, the restart will follow the same order of games as before the stoppage... the possibility that the seventh and eighth round games to be relocated to the middle of the calendar as some were predicting will not occur.

Wel... Palmeiras and São Paulo will have a good "advantage" because they'll have the most complete team for the most difficult clashes: São Paulo will have Luciano and Igor Vinícius (currently suspended) to face Corinthians. And Palmeiras will also have Endrick, Fláco Lopez, Mayke and even coach Abel present for the match against Atlético-MG (suspended too).

I agree with this decision, I believe that the games should follow the schedule initially stipulated, its the fairest thing to do.

But the question now is: How is the physical and emotional preparedness of the players after this catastrophe and so long without playing?

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Quote from: criptoevangelista on May 22, 2024, 06:43:23 AM

Gabigol's biggest problem is behavioral, he has some very questionable attitudes on several occasions, I don't know if a different club hiring him is a good idea, as he is totally random... He is a kind of Neymar made worse in terms of wanting being a celebrity... He currently earns one of the highest salaries in Brazilian football, a salary that only Flamengo and Palmeiras are currently able to pay...

Why do brazilian players, when they become stars, tend to demonstrate this type of behavior? Does fame make a guy upset or is it a culture of ostentation, funk and partying?
Of course, not generalizing, Kaka for example was an exception, brazilian players when they start to earn too much money with football they start to lose their way, then start to not focus much on training 'cause of these factors and everything that money can offer.

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Quote from: criptoevangelista on May 21, 2024, 10:35:03 AM

Gabigol (AKA LIL GABI) achieved yet another feat in his art of doing shit... he posted a photo wearing a Corinthians t-shirt, at first the player's staff said it was a montage, but he soon assumed he did it... Anyway: he was fined and lost Flamengo's number 10 shirt...

I just think that Gabriel Barbosa has serious mental problems?

If he did this to want to leave Flamengo, he made a big mistake because it only made him lose his status as a great player at the club. Many people rate him as the club's top 4. So doing this as a tantrum to get out just shows how immature he is

He likes to draw attention, the problem with anti-doping wasn't enough... sometimes Gabriel Barbosa thinks he's untouchable, and when he goes to the bench he starts to have these childish attitudes... You can't win the starting "Screaming" or acting crazy with these attitudes, this shows how immature he is.

Yes, this type of attitude only shows how psychologically unprepared he is. I imagine him in important games, like the World Cup, etc. It's simply not worth it.

Furthermore, his history in casinos and everything else doesn't help his defense at all. May he be grateful every day for his fans.

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Quote from: Pumared on May 22, 2024, 10:17:31 AM

Quote from: criptoevangelista on May 21, 2024, 10:35:03 AM

Gabigol (AKA LIL GABI) achieved yet another feat in his art of doing shit... he posted a photo wearing a Corinthians t-shirt, at first the player's staff said it was a montage, but he soon assumed he did it... Anyway: he was fined and lost Flamengo's number 10 shirt...

I just think that Gabriel Barbosa has serious mental problems?

If he did this to want to leave Flamengo, he made a big mistake because it only made him lose his status as a great player at the club. Many people rate him as the club's top 4. So doing this as a tantrum to get out just shows how immature he is

He likes to draw attention, the problem with anti-doping wasn't enough... sometimes Gabriel Barbosa thinks he's untouchable, and when he goes to the bench he starts to have these childish attitudes... You can't win the starting "Screaming" or acting crazy with these attitudes, this shows how immature he is.

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Quote from: criptoevangelista on May 21, 2024, 10:35:03 AM

Gabigol (AKA LIL GABI) achieved yet another feat in his art of doing shit... he posted a photo wearing a Corinthians t-shirt, at first the player's staff said it was a montage, but he soon assumed he did it... Anyway: he was fined and lost Flamengo's number 10 shirt...

I just think that Gabriel Barbosa has serious mental problems?

If he did this to want to leave Flamengo, he made a big mistake because it only made him lose his status as a great player at the club. Many people rate him as the club's top 4. So doing this as a tantrum to get out just shows how immature he is

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Quote from: criptoevangelista on May 21, 2024, 10:35:03 AM

Gabigol (AKA LIL GABI) achieved yet another feat in his art of doing shit... he posted a photo wearing a Corinthians t-shirt, at first the player's staff said it was a montage, but he soon assumed he did it... Anyway: he was fined and lost Flamengo's number 10 shirt...

I just think that Gabriel Barbosa has serious mental problems?

Gabigol reminds me a lot of some players who have had problems off the field, like Adriano (ex-Flamengo, São Paulo, Inter Milan and the Brazilian national team), who has enormous potential but makes a lot of mistakes

Let's make a bet Grin

Which team will he go to?

My bet would be on Corinthians (maybe São Paulo Huh

)

Gabigol experienced very significant decline in performance from season to season and he had serious problems.
Gabigol is also player for the Brazilian national team for the 2022 World Cup after his performance with Flamengo was very competitive as striker but all that was not enough because when he played for the Brazilian national team he did not play as well as when he was with Flamengo.

In the future, maybe he won't be player for Flamengo and I agree that the team that will be interested in him are lower team, but if it really is Sao Paulo then that would be much better because Sao Paulo itself is one of the strong team that has the opportunity to win the competition.
But considering how the quality of the game is getting worse and has had serious problems, perhaps Sao Paulo will not be interested in bringing him.

Gabigol's biggest problem is behavioral, he has some very questionable attitudes on several occasions, I don't know if a different club hiring him is a good idea, as he is totally random... He is a kind of Neymar made worse in terms of wanting being a celebrity... He currently earns one of the highest salaries in Brazilian football, a salary that only Flamengo and Palmeiras are currently able to pay...

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Quote from: rdluffy on May 21, 2024, 02:15:27 PM

Quote from: criptoevangelista on May 21, 2024, 10:35:03 AM

Gabigol (AKA LIL GABI) achieved yet another feat in his art of doing shit... he posted a photo wearing a Corinthians t-shirt, at first the player's staff said it was a montage, but he soon assumed he did it... Anyway: he was fined and lost Flamengo's number 10 shirt...

I just think that Gabriel Barbosa has serious mental problems?

Gabigol reminds me a lot of some players who have had problems off the field, like Adriano (ex-Flamengo, São Paulo, Inter Milan and the Brazilian national team), who has enormous potential but makes a lot of mistakes

Let's make a bet Grin

Which team will he go to?

My bet would be on Corinthians (maybe São Paulo Huh

)

Gabigol experienced very significant decline in performance from season to season and he had serious problems.
Gabigol is also player for the Brazilian national team for the 2022 World Cup after his performance with Flamengo was very competitive as striker but all that was not enough because when he played for the Brazilian national team he did not play as well as when he was with Flamengo.

In the future, maybe he won't be player for Flamengo and I agree that the team that will be interested in him are lower team, but if it really is Sao Paulo then that would be much better because Sao Paulo itself is one of the strong team that has the opportunity to win the competition.
But considering how the quality of the game is getting worse and has had serious problems, perhaps Sao Paulo will not be interested in bringing him.

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Quote from: alegotardo on May 21, 2024, 08:18:20 PM

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Quote from: criptoevangelista on May 21, 2024, 10:35:03 AM

Gabigol (AKA LIL GABI) achieved yet another feat in his art of doing shit... he posted a photo wearing a Corinthians t-shirt, at first the player's staff said it was a montage, but he soon assumed he did it... Anyway: he was fined and lost Flamengo's number 10 shirt...

I just think that Gabriel Barbosa has serious mental problems?

Gabigol reminds me a lot of some players who have had problems off the field, like Adriano (ex-Flamengo, São Paulo, Inter Milan and the Brazilian national team), who has enormous potential but makes a lot of mistakes

Let's make a bet Grin

Which team will he go to?

My bet would be on Corinthians (maybe São Paulo Huh

)

What's wrong with wearing your opponent's shirt? He probably got it from a dear friend, thought the shirt was nice and thought this was a good day to wear it Tongue

This reminded me of a time when me (Colorado) and my father (Gremista) made a bet: Whoever lost would have to wear the opponent's shirt for an entire weekend... Obviously it was me who lost the bet Cheesy

But, going back to talking about Gabigol... he could have changed his look before wearing the Corinthians shirt, because I don't understand why after years he removes his traditional beard and now wears this ridiculous goatee, even if I were a look-alike would have the courage to replicate this "style".

In fact... he must be looking for a new team.

He is using the look of his second profession: singer.. the famous and incredible LIL GABI, if you don't know it, I highly recommend it (after listening, you need to detox your brain)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-dt-5H2eV8

I also think he's looking for a new club, his contract expires at the end of the year and Flamengo will probably want to pay less than what he receives today... in fact, nothing more than fair, right? He hasn't played anything at all for a long time.

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Quote from: rdluffy on May 21, 2024, 02:15:27 PM

Quote from: criptoevangelista on May 21, 2024, 10:35:03 AM

Gabigol (AKA LIL GABI) achieved yet another feat in his art of doing shit... he posted a photo wearing a Corinthians t-shirt, at first the player's staff said it was a montage, but he soon assumed he did it... Anyway: he was fined and lost Flamengo's number 10 shirt...

I just think that Gabriel Barbosa has serious mental problems?

Gabigol reminds me a lot of some players who have had problems off the field, like Adriano (ex-Flamengo, São Paulo, Inter Milan and the Brazilian national team), who has enormous potential but makes a lot of mistakes

Let's make a bet Grin

Which team will he go to?

My bet would be on Corinthians (maybe São Paulo Huh

)

What's wrong with wearing your opponent's shirt? He probably got it from a dear friend, thought the shirt was nice and thought this was a good day to wear it Tongue

This reminded me of a time when me (Colorado) and my father (Gremista) made a bet: Whoever lost would have to wear the opponent's shirt for an entire weekend... Obviously it was me who lost the bet Cheesy

But, going back to talking about Gabigol... he could have changed his look before wearing the Corinthians shirt, because I don't understand why after years he removes his traditional beard and now wears this ridiculous goatee, even if I were a look-alike would have the courage to replicate this "style".

In fact... he must be looking for a new team.

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