Vi Guimarãres in the CL qualify - Page 2 - TalkSoccer

**Frank Cunha** · 10-12-2003, 02:30 AM

will have to see, to your surprise my choice of the best coach in the Superliga is Antonio Sousa the ex portuguese international, the ex Porto player winner of the European Cup, European Supercup, Toyota Cup, played for Sporting, but never forgot his roots where he starter at Beira-Mar
he also got the record for Goals at Beira-Mar with 22
he his the longest coach in the portuguese league going on 8 straight years, he also won a Portuguese Cup

**Frank Cunha** · 10-12-2003, 02:31 AM

will have to see, to your surprise my choice of the best coach in the Superliga is Antonio Sousa the ex portuguese international, the ex Porto player winner of the European Cup, European Supercup, Toyota Cup, played for Sporting, but never forgot his roots where he starter at Beira-Mar
he also got the record for Goals at Beira-Mar with 22
he his the longest coach in the portuguese league going on 8 straight years, he also won a Portuguese Cup

**Frank Cunha** · 10-12-2003, 02:31 AM

will have to see, to your surprise my choice of the best coach in the Superliga is Antonio Sousa the ex portuguese international, the ex Porto player winner of the European Cup, European Supercup, Toyota Cup, played for Sporting, but never forgot his roots where he starter at Beira-Mar
he also got the record for Goals at Beira-Mar with 22
he his the longest coach in the portuguese league going on 8 straight years, he also won a Portuguese Cup

tyrus · 10-12-2003, 02:38 AM

One time would have been enough

But I would have to give it to Cajuda He always gets his player to perform for him. I believe he doesn't get the credit he deserves. I would like to see what he could doIf he had the budget and Money of a Sporting Porto or Benfica

**Frank Cunha** · 10-12-2003, 02:43 AM

But Cajuda always coach's better teams then Antonio Sousa, and Cajuda always leaves after the third season, he never finish's his work

**Frank Cunha** · 12-12-2003, 10:25 PM

56m
Guimaraes-0-Pacos Ferreira-1

goal scored by Jose Manuel

Futebol – V. GUIMARÃES, 0–P. FERREIRA, 1: José Manuel coloca pacenses em vantagem

O Paços de Ferreira adianta-se no marcador aos 56 minutos, através de José Manuel, na conclusão de jogada de contra-ataque.

**Frank Cunha** · 12-12-2003, 10:43 PM

66m 1-1
goal by Flavio Meireles

**Frank Cunha** · 12-12-2003, 11:16 PM

THAT'S A FINAL
1-1

Pimenta Machado President of Guimaraes for the last 30 years going crazy

**Frank Cunha** · 27-01-2004, 05:45 PM

Guimaraes signed two more brazilians, Vinicius 29 ex Fortaleza and Jailson 21, ex Atletico de Mineiro

**Frank Cunha** · 27-01-2004, 09:27 PM

Guimaraes site

http://www.vitoriasc.pt/

**Frank Cunha** · 02-02-2004, 06:07 AM

after the game between V. Guimaraes -1-BOAVISTA-1
words between brazilian Eder and Portuguese Afonso, with the first attacking Afonso, it starter a bunch of fights between players, fans burn and throw seats in the field, when the Boavista players where running out of the field William fell and hit his head against the wall
just a mess before hosting the Euro 04, one week on the same field we saw Feher died, how soon some fans forgot

Pancada no relvado incendeia bancadas
VASCO HENRIQUES/RICARDO NUNO FIDALGO

Duas horas depois da "comunhão" relembrando a memória de Fehér, que uma semana antes caíra precisamente naquele relvado, tudo o que se possa chamar de civismo foi esquecido e assistiram-se a cenas lamentáveis, que mancharam toda e qualquer atitude louvável que antes tenha existido. Para piorar as coisas, o rastilho saiu do relvado, já depois do jogo terminado. Uma troca de palavras mais azeda entre Éder e Afonso Martins acabou com um "mimo" pouco simpático do brasileiro na cara do português e a reacção imediata dos companheiros do vimarananse, a que se seguiu a dos boavisteiros. Segundos depois, era a confusão total no relvado. Viu-se Rui Oliveira a tentar acalmar os ânimos e a ser empurrado; Guga a forçar a passagem entre os companheiros em direcção aos adversários... Enfim, tudo de muito impróprio entre jogadores de futebol.

E, claro, o "incêndio" rapidamente alastrou às bancadas, com os adeptos vimararenses a concentrarem-se junto do túnel de acesso ao balneário. Quando os jogadores do Boavista que ainda estavam no relvado tentaram sair caiu uma chuva de objectos, obrigando-os a correr para se abrigarem. William, mais infeliz, ao tentar a fuga, caiu e bateu com a cabeça na parede, ficando maltratado.

Para trás ficara o trio de arbitragem, também alvo da fúria dos adeptos. Largos minutos depois, e numa primeira tentativa, os árbitros-assistentes conseguiram passar pela "chuva" de cadeiras, moedas e mais que houvesse a jeito, mas não sem que um deles tivesse levado com uma cadeira na cara. Paulo Baptista ficou para trás e entraria uns minutos mais tarde, bem protegido pela polícia, que entretanto evacuava as bancadas... Os incidentes continuariam na parte de fora do estádio.

**Frank Cunha** · 02-02-2004, 11:01 PM

Guimaraes stadium was suspended for the next 30 days

**Lemmy** · 03-02-2004, 01:20 AM

Where are they going to play?

**Frank Cunha** · 03-02-2004, 01:39 AM

probably at Felgueiras, they usually play there when they renovated the stadium

**Frank Cunha** · 03-02-2004, 01:51 AM

A seat-throwing melee at a Portuguese stadium where a player died a week earlier prompted the premier league on Monday to bar soccer matches there for 30 days.

Security at Guimaraes stadium, one of 10 venues for the European Championship which starts in June, had to be improved quickly before the tournament, the Portuguese Professional Soccer League said in a statement.

"If this route is not turned around quickly, all will be lost," it said.

The league said that the stadium was turned into a "battlefield" during the match between Vitoria Guimaraes and Boavista late on Sunday.

"It was only through simple good fortune that worse aggression didn't take place given the patent passivity and regrettable lack of coordination by the police," the statement said.

A decision to reopen the stadium will depend on a league inquiry.

Guimaraes supporters threw seats and debris at Boavista players and referees at the end of the televised 1-1 match. Referee Paulo Batista, Boavista assistant Andre Cunha and goalkeeper William Andem were injured in the barrage.

Police in riot gear had to be called in to protect the players and clear the stands. The turmoil was sparked by an injury-time shouting match between two players and the sending-off of Guimaraes goalkeeper Jerome Palatsi.

The Portuguese state secretary for sport, Herminio Loureiro, called the violence "unacceptable", Lusa news agency said. After meeting league officials, he said the centre-right government would soon enact a law barring violent fans from matches.

The turmoil took place a week after Benfica's Hungarian international Miklos Feher, 24, collapsed and died during a league match at Guimaraes. The cause of death has not been determined.

What a shame, even after the Feher