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Post by VD on Apr 27, 2005 16:05:16 GMT -5
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Post by luthien on Apr 28, 2005 7:36:51 GMT -5
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Post by Deco10 on Apr 28, 2005 19:17:14 GMT -5
Same person VD did this one a friend of mine Filipe aka VonDragon great stuff and I will add this wallpaper to the website.  |
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Post by deco20 on May 31, 2005 17:10:25 GMT -5
 Selecção: Deco, Petit, Simão e Manuel Fernandes sem limitações esta quarta-feira [ 2005/05/31 | 22:01 ] Ricardo GouveiaSimão, Petit, Manuel Fernandes e Deco já vão treinar esta quarta-feira sem quaisquer limitações, garantiu esta terça-feira Henrique Jones, médico da Selecção Nacional, no final do treino desta tarde no Estádio Nacional que assinalou o arranque da preparação para os jogos com a Eslováquia e com a Estónia da fase de qualificação para o Mundial-2006. Os quatro internacionais, curiosamente todos campeões, pelo Benfica e pelo Barcelona, respectivamente, fizeram treino condicionado esta terça-feira por «gestão pura e simples do esforço», segundo explicou Henrique Jones. No caso dos jogadores do Benfica, que ainda no domingo jogaram a final da Taça de Portugal, «há alguns casos de fadiga muscular e mialgias», enquanto no que diz respeito a Deco tratou-se de uma «mialgia na região posterior da coxa», motivo que já o tinha afastado do último jogo do Barcelona, no campeonato espanhol. De qualquer forma, são problemas menores e esta quarta-feira «estarão todos a treinar sem limitações». Quanto às dispensas de Nuno Gomes e Miguel «por razões de ordem físico-técnica», Henrique Jones limitou-se a dizer que «não se trata de uma questão do foro clínico». |
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Post by deco20 on Jun 1, 2005 15:59:13 GMT -5
Deco: «Sem dúvida que com Figo somos mais fortes»
[ 2005/06/01 | 16:53 ] Irene PalmaDeco não tem dúvidas que o regresso de Luís Figo é uma mais-valia para a Selecção Nacional e que o mais internacional dos convocados de Scolari vai ser uma peça importante na fase final do Campeonato do Mundo.
O médio do Barcelona defende que Luís Figo não tem de se preocupar com as dificuldades que passou no final da época no Real Madrid, uma vez que sua «brilhante» carreira permite-lhe manter o seu estatuto intocável. «Ao contrário do que as pessoas pensam quando chegamos à selecção não falamos sobre os clubes, mas de certeza que o Luís está tranquilo, tem uma carreira brilhante e não tem por que estar preocupado. Ele está feliz por estar de regresso à Selecção», começou por destacar.
Deco destacou ainda as qualidades e o empenho que Luís Figo sempre colocou ao dispor da Selecção Nacional. «Acredito que quando os jogadores têm o desejo que ele tem e o empenho que sempre teve na selecção, sendo um dos melhores jogadores do mundo, vinha jogar os particulares com a vontade que sempre veio. Para nós é um jogador fantástico e é muito bom poder contar com ele num momento tão importante para nós e poder contar com ele no Mundial», referiu.
O luso-brasileiro do Barça está convicto que Portugal vai garantir, mais tarde ou mais cedo, a qualificação para o Mundial-2006 e que Luís Figo vai tornar a equipa de Scolari mais forte na Alemanha. «Tenho a certeza que nos vamos qualificar e vamos poder contar com o Luís no Mundial. Sem dúvida que, com ele, somos mais fortes. Isso é claro. Ficámos contentes por ele ter regressado. Quando ele decidiu fazer uma paragem, foi uma decisão particular e neste momento chegou acordo com federação e estamos felizes com isso», acrescentou.
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Post by Deco10 on Jun 3, 2005 19:17:58 GMT -5
Tommorow is the big game Portugal_Slovakia in Lisbon at Luz stadium you can say a must win for us to be for sure in the world cup in germany 2006.   VIVA PORTUGAL  |
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Post by nini20 on Jun 4, 2005 4:20:04 GMT -5
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Post by Deco10 on Jun 4, 2005 17:21:04 GMT -5
thx for posting those great pic's.... www.uefa.com/competitions/WorldCup/fixturesresults/round=1915/match=75246/Report=RP.html Three-point cushion cheers Portugal Portugal took an important step towards next year's FIFA World Cup finals with a 2-0 win against Slovakia at the Estádio da Luz in Lisbon in qualifying Group 3. Tight at the top The two sides began the day level on points at the top of the section, with Russia defeating Latvia earlier on Saturday to join the top two with 14 points. With this victory, however, Luiz Felipe Scolari's side established a three-point lead in the standings ahead of Wednesday's next fixture, when the Portuguese visit Estonia while bottom side Luxembourg entertain Slovakia. Counterattack chance The UEFA EURO 2004™ runners-up started the game in confident fashion, urged on by 60,000 fans who witnessed some clever interplay between the Portuguese strikers in the early moments. For all the home team's possession, however, it was the visitors who came closest to taking a 16th-minute lead but, with only goalkeeper Ricardo to beat, Marek Mintál dragged his shot wide. Well-worked corner The Slovakian was made to pay for his profligacy five minutes later as the home side broke through with a well-worked corner. FC Barcelona playmaker Deco floated the set-piece towards Pauleta, whose deflection fell perfectly for Fernando Meira to rifle in at the far post. Portugal pressing Portugal threw men forward as they sought to build on that advantage with Slovakia seemingly shell-shocked, but Luís Figo was unable to convert Caneira's left-wing cross on the half-hour. Four minutes later central defender Jorge Andrade headed wide, before Cristiano Ronaldo's firm shot was well dealt with by Slovakian goalkeeper Kamil Contofalský. Fine free-kick It was 2-0 four minutes before the interval, however, Ronaldo finding a way past Contofalský with a superb free-kick from just outside the penalty area. The goal emphasised Portugal's dominance in a match refereed by veteran official Pierluigi Collina, taking charge of an international fixture for the last time. Portuguese dominance The two-goal cushion allowed Portugal to control the game in the second half, stroking the ball around at will. For their part Slovakia relied on swift counterattacks, but failed to trouble a well-marshalled Portuguese back line and will now seek to get back on track in Luxembourg on Wednesday. |
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Post by Deco fan on Jun 9, 2005 9:26:26 GMT -5
 Portugal edge past Estonia Cristiano Ronaldo's first-half header in Tallinn tonight helped Portugal take another step towards qualification for the 2006 FIFA World Cup, but their win was hard-earned against a tenacious Estonia side. Deserved lead After dominating much of the opening period, Manchester United FC winger Ronaldo rose above Urmas Rooba to meet Luís Figo's cross on 33 minutes and give the visitors a deserved lead. Spurred on by a record post-war crowd of 10,300, Estonia responded well, and had opportunities to claim a share of the spoils but Portugal held on to their advantage. Kotenko heroics Ronaldo's goal was the culmination of early pressure by the UEFA EURO 2004™ finalists, which had seen Estonian goalkeeper Artur Kotenko make a succession of excellent saves. Deco, Maniche, Pauleta, Ronaldo and Figo were all denied but the FC Levadia Tallinn custodian was powerless just after the half-hour when Figo followed some terrific work on the right flank with a pin-point cross for Ronaldo to score.  Pauleta miss Pauleta could, and perhaps should, have doubled the lead a minute later but under pressure from the recovering defence, he sent his shot wide. At this point a repeat of Portugal's 4-0 victory in the reverse fixture in September looked on the cards, but the expected deluge did not come. Oper incisiveness Indeed, after the interval, it was the home side that began to cause a threat and a minute after Andres Oper almost breached Luiz Filipe Scolari's side's defence with a powerful run, the FC Torpedo Moskva striker earned a free-kick on the edge of the penalty area. Dmitri Kruglov stepped up and his well-struck effort was deflected just wide of the target. Frenetic finale Deco was then brilliantly denied by Kotenko to set up a grandstand finale. Hélder Postiga could have sealed the win in the closing minutes but contrived to completely miss another superb Figo centre before substitutes Aleksander Saharov and Ragnar Klavan both spurned gilt-edge chances in added time. Portugal held on to retain their three-point advantage over Slovakia at the top of Group 3. Three-month break Scolari's side could cement that advantage in their next outing against the side propping up the section, Luxembourg, on 3 September. Estonia, who can now only aim at a play-off place, will face Latvia at home on the same day. |
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Post by soccergirl on Jun 16, 2005 7:19:16 GMT -5
i was in the estonia-portugal game it was really (Y) i saw the portugal team, when they were in estonia... i had the change to make a picture with deco, and i had a change to hug him  he is really friendly deco is the best |
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Post by luthien on Jun 16, 2005 14:19:57 GMT -5
you had a change to hug him???;D;D;D how did you come so close to him??
do you want to post the picture with him?
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Post by soccergirl on Jun 17, 2005 9:48:05 GMT -5
yeah...when they were going back to portugal, then i asked in the airport i i could hug him and he said yes...i am totally happy because of that i came so close to him because the policemans didn´t forbid me it´s a little bit hurry right now but i´ll post the picture later |
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Post by soccergirl on Jun 18, 2005 1:05:21 GMT -5
how can i add pictures? (A)
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Post by nini20 on Jun 18, 2005 4:12:57 GMT -5
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Post by soccergirl on Jun 18, 2005 5:47:19 GMT -5
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