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FCB_Titi_LB
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didnt u hear a dude asking and robinho replied: yeah im going away on sunday (this is for camera)
Robinho
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beef-supreme
Senior member
That's pretty ludicrous... I am quite sure that Robinho will do well back in Brazil.
beef-supreme
Senior member
Yeah exactly.
Beast
The Observer
Robinho targets long stay at Santos homecoming
ESPN Soccernet
Robinho targeted a long stay at Santos when the Manchester City forward started his six-month loan spell at his former club on Monday.
My goal is to stay a long time," he told reporters. "If the president wants to extend my contract to four years that would be great. I love Santos and love to play for Santos."
Robinho arrived at the Brazilian club in a helicopter with the great Pele, landing on the Vila Belmiro pitch to a fanfare welcome from 15,000 fans. Former Santos and Brazil forward Pele was also keen for Robinho to stay long term.
"I hope this passage is not merely for a few months but that it's permanent," said the club's biggest idol. "I hope Robinho recovers (his form) for Santos and the national team."
The 26-year-old asked for the move back to his first club in order to cement a place in Brazil's World Cup team. "I have my objective of going to the World Cup and being at my best at the World Cup (in South Africa in June)," said Robinho.
"I believe this can be my World Cup," he added, referring to Brazil being favourites to lift the trophy. "In the national team competition is very big, there are a lot of good players (and) that had me worried," he said after being handed his former number seven shirt by Santos president Luis Alvaro Ribeiro.
Robinho struggled to hold down a regular place at City after moving from Real Madrid in 2008. "I'm not going through a good period but that's normal," he said. "I spent time injured and that affected me but with a lot of work we're going to turn things round."
Robinho took a pay cut to leave City, who paid a British record £32.5 million to buy him. The Brazilian international, who scored 83 goals in 190 matches for Santos between 2002-05, hopes to make his debut in the "classico" against Sao Paulo in the Paulista championship on Sunday.
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So Ducky how is that video now ? still living in denial ? or is it still some media BS
ESPN Soccernet
Robinho targeted a long stay at Santos when the Manchester City forward started his six-month loan spell at his former club on Monday.
My goal is to stay a long time," he told reporters. "If the president wants to extend my contract to four years that would be great. I love Santos and love to play for Santos."
Robinho arrived at the Brazilian club in a helicopter with the great Pele, landing on the Vila Belmiro pitch to a fanfare welcome from 15,000 fans. Former Santos and Brazil forward Pele was also keen for Robinho to stay long term.
"I hope this passage is not merely for a few months but that it's permanent," said the club's biggest idol. "I hope Robinho recovers (his form) for Santos and the national team."
The 26-year-old asked for the move back to his first club in order to cement a place in Brazil's World Cup team. "I have my objective of going to the World Cup and being at my best at the World Cup (in South Africa in June)," said Robinho.
"I believe this can be my World Cup," he added, referring to Brazil being favourites to lift the trophy. "In the national team competition is very big, there are a lot of good players (and) that had me worried," he said after being handed his former number seven shirt by Santos president Luis Alvaro Ribeiro.
Robinho struggled to hold down a regular place at City after moving from Real Madrid in 2008. "I'm not going through a good period but that's normal," he said. "I spent time injured and that affected me but with a lot of work we're going to turn things round."
Robinho took a pay cut to leave City, who paid a British record £32.5 million to buy him. The Brazilian international, who scored 83 goals in 190 matches for Santos between 2002-05, hopes to make his debut in the "classico" against Sao Paulo in the Paulista championship on Sunday.
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So Ducky how is that video now ? still living in denial ? or is it still some media BS
diegomessi
Anxiously waiting for the next match
god the brasilian league is so far ahead of the Argentine..
although one thing argentina has is you never know who will be champs.... banfield last season ffs
although one thing argentina has is you never know who will be champs.... banfield last season ffs
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blueduck
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Beast is obsessed with him.It's all lies. Anything he says is all lies.
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[FCB]Messi[10
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I'm pretty sure Robinho will do good now that he is in Santos, just like Adriano and Ronaldo did last season.
Raed
Dr. Raed St. Claire
I would say he is a student of Perriera more so than Capello. Perriera sticks to his own men, the ones he knows.
predator_89
Allah Akbar
what an awesome goal by robinho
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Super Pippo
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He kissed the badge and ran to the fans, I guess he must want to play there the rest of his career.
desoe
New member
More importantly, Neymar scored again
He is a right footed LW
This is the guy who scored the penalty kick, right?
Because his PK was clearly against the rules. It seems that the refs in Brazil don't know them very well.
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