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parents of Erik, his father Jose and her mother Miriam, offering them one hundred thousand euro and a job, but the attempt went in vain. Lamela was twelve years: the River Plate was able to lock down his family promising to twenty percent of the money that was collected from the future sale of the boy. An agreement enshrined in the law. And now that day seems closer. It was AC Milan during the winter, to come forward and Lamela. Braida had reported to Galliani. Then they moved to Juventus and Inter. Now Rome is at the forefront of Thomas DiBenedetto, ready to close the River Plate: Sabatini sporting director has set the deal and is preparing to close the circle. But to follow developments there is also the Naples, intending to take advantage of a possible setback in the discourse started by the yellow and red with River Plate. APPLAUSE IN NATIONAL - Lamela has already started in Argentina: on May 25 gave the show won 4-2 in the friendly against Paraguay.Did not mark the beginning of the second half but struck a bar with a dish full effect. Coach Sergio Batista was planning to put it back on track even while the America's Cup, which triggered the first of July and will be hosted by its country of Diego Maradona, but in the end he preferred to focus on more experienced people. A small disappointment Lamela, who feels ripe to enter the circuit of European football, even if in his identity card with River Plate included thirty league games and three goals. He made his debut in the Clausura tournament on June 14, 2009 against the Tigre and scored the first goal on December 5, 2010 against Colon. In a short time it has taken the covers, feeding the regrets of Barcelona, he wanted to bring a child in Spain as it had done previously with this phenomenon Lionel Messi, discovered by Carlos Rexach - Technical Barca - in the nursery of Newell's Old Boys . Lamela play behind the strikers or on the left wing in a 4-2-3-1. E 'can shift the balance of a game with its runaway, with its changes of direction, with its fake. Skip the man and invented, has legs and speed of thought: it looks like Javier Pastor, arrived in Palermo in 2009 dall'Huracan thanks to a brilliant insight Sabatini, who paid four million seven hundred thousand euro.HISTORY - He started in the school-football Pedro Lozano of Villa Devoto, one of the forty-eight districts of Buenos Aires. Pedro Lozano is a very popular training center at those latitudes. Lamela was identified by the River Plate at the age of seven years, but before signing with the Argentine club (33 championships) had enjoyed in other small amateur clubs: Crystal, Santa Rita, the Estrella Maldonado, Devoto la Juventud The Boulogne, the Wise Man and the Place de Encuentro 80. His story begins on March 4, 1992 at Carapachay, province of Buenos Aires. Parents are called Jose and Miriam. He has two brothers, the greater is Brian,
23 years, the youngest, Axel, has 15. The father, following a family tradition, did the baker and still maintains that oven which had previously been created by Manuel Lamela, the grandfather of the number ten who likes to Rome. Leonardo Astrada was one of the most important technical in its growth: Lamela has followed from 2004 to 2005. Astrada is a former middle-director with more than 300 appearances in the River Plate: 40 years and now he leads the Cerro Porteno (Paraguay), who has just touched the entrance to the final of the Libertadores Cup, eliminated by Santos Neymar.THE BACKGROUND - Lamela has become the gold in the clubs of Buenos Aires thanks to the intuition of Videla Oscar Arias, who had previously presided over the "Comision de Infantil futbeol the River": he was the manager of the nursery "Millonarios" when Barcelona came forward. Videla Arias restrained the movement of Spanish society: Blind in 2004, the label of Lamela, after a long mediation with the parents of Erik. Needless to the pressing of the Catalan club, who at that time was headed by president Joan Laporta, a lawyer, was then in command until 2010 and author of the arrival of Pep Guardiola the Barca bench.CHARACTERISTICS - It 's elegant and overwhelming: when she leaves in deep recalls Shepherd. Lamela is one meter high and 83 for a healthy weight of 70 kilos. He has an extraordinary technical mastery. E 'brilliant, intelligent, quick, but has learned to minister to the team, incorporating the needs and priorities tactics. River Plate is free to invent, carousel behind the strikers, or find its track on the left wing, but tries to reason on the basis of the collective. Give the master stroke, but without excess, can move from pure playmaker in midfield diamond, as well as from outside can in a 4-4-2 or a 4-2-3-1. He does not suffer the scoring narrow escapes and who controls it is focused to get a shot or serve the ends.THE NEW IDOL - With his dribbling has bewitched fans of "Monumental," the kingdom of the River Plate. Stroke, genius and stamina. Protects the ball well. He left a special, but also with the right foot showed an enviable control properties. It 's fast, smart, instinctive, with its changes of direction will be random. He has strength and temperament. Must work to limit the voltage drop that always belong to the race number ten. Launched by Gorosito - It 's always been accompanied by favorable reviews. Lamela is a bit 'the mascot of the River Plate, which has grown up, protected and enhanced. To do it debut in the Clausura tournament was the coach Nestor Gorosito. It was June 13th of 2009: River Plate, Tigre (3-1). Lamela was seventeen years and three months, entered the field at ten minutes to go in place of midfielder Robert Flores, a Uruguayan passport. Gorosito always on the bench in the opening tournament, Lamela has collected the second token presence in the River Plate: 0-1 to Arsenal of Sarandi. Thirteen minutes in place of
Daniel Villalva. Among his admirers, as always, there's Daniel Passarella, who after the player and the coach of River Plate, is now the president of "Millonarios".HIS GOAL THREE - Lamela is the new face of the River Plate and Argentina. Hailed Gorosito, the playmaker has continued its process of growth in the River Plate on the bench with the arrival of coach Angel Cappa. And here's another analogy with Shepherd, as he pointed at his hood at the time dell'Huracan Rosanero. Thirteen races in the opening tournament for Lamela. The first appearance dates back to September 27 as a starter in 2010 against Quilmes (1-1).Two goals in the opening: soft lob right against Colon (2-1), with goalkeeper Diego Pozo out, amid the applause of the hood, cross the bottom of Roberto Pereyra and small deviation from inside the area against Lanus (4-1) in a River Plate in the meantime had hired as coach Juan Jose Lopez. Praise and fun even in the Clausura, by now the last lines: fourteen races and a goal for Lamela, who scored with an elegant touch to the left during the challenge with Huracan. Now, Rome wants to take him to Italy, ending an operation that in 2004, was only grazed by Barcelona. Lamela had enchanted tournament Arousa, dragging the baby of the River Plate to triumph in the final against Valencia, which ended 5-1 for the Argentines. Lamela was the great protagonist of the event and returned to Buenos Aires with the award for best player.Source: corrieredellosport.it
Marvin Martin scored twice in three minutes on his debut as France finished the season with an emphatic 4-1 friendly win over Ukraine.Martin scored in the 87th and 90th minutes as the visitors put a gloss on a scoreline which was not a true reflection of the game. All the goals came in the second half, with Anatoliy Tymoschukputting Ukraine ahead before Kevin Gameiro equalised five minutes later.The game appeared to be heading for a draw before Martin's double intervention, which sandwiched a goal by Younes Kaboul, also making his debut. The result means France end the season on a high after their disappointing 1-1 draw with Belarus in their UEFA EURO 2012 qualification campaign at the weekend.Loic Remy had a shot for the visitors early on but there was little of note in the opening exchanges as neither side created any clear-cut openings. Steve Mandanda was called upon to collect a corner from Serhiy Nazarenko before Marco Devic's 20-yard shot was blocked by Mamdou Sakho.Oleg Gusev and Andrey Voronin both had shots for the hosts as the half wore down but it wasFrance who almost took the lead on the stroke of half-time. Gameiro fired in a shot from the centre of the penalty area which was tipped round the post by Ukraine goalkeeper Andrei Pyatov.Ukraine strike firstThe second half began in the same manner as the first 45 minutes, with plenty of endeavour and attacking intent from both sides but little in terms of real openings. Yohan Cabaye had a right-footed shot from the right-hand side of the penalty area blocked by Tymoschuk before the Bayern Munich player gave Ukraine the lead eight minutes after half-time.Tymoschuk unleashed a low shot from 35 yards which drilled into the middle of the goal to give the hosts the lead. Gameiro was in a good position to equalise soon after but his weak shot was tipped round the post by Pyatov.But the lead was nevertheless short-lived, with Gameiro levelling five minutes after Tymoshcuk's opener. Gameiro collected Anthony Reveillere's throw-in before sending a shot into the right-hand corner of the goal. Mandanda then repelled Devic's left-footed 20-yard shot as Ukrainelooked to reclaim the lead. Both sides made a number of substitutions as the match continued to be open.Martin makes the differenceDenis Kozhanov had a shot blocked by Yann M'Vila but it was Karim Benzema who threatened to give the French the lead twice in the space of a minute. The Real Madrid player replaced Gameiro in the 64th minute and almost put France ahead in the 82nd minute when he put a shot wide, before having his close-range effort parried by Pyatov a minute later.France did go ahead with just three minutes to go when substitute Martin sent in a spectacular shot from 30 yards before Kaboul headed into the top right-hand corner of the goal from close range to ensure victory. Benzema then turned provider for Martin, who drilled home into the top left-hand corner to score a fourth goal for the French and the third in three extraordinary minutes.Source: fifa.com Along with
former Manchester United midfielder Nicky Butt, Mateja Kezman recently completed a four-month spell at South China, competing in Hong Kongs domestic league and at continental level in the AFC Cup. While the 32-year-old striker was unable to help one of Asias most successful clubs to yet another title, the season did finish with silverware as Kezman scored an extra-time winner to earn South China victory in the Hong Kong FA Cup final.Regardless of what the future holds, Kezman can look back with pride on a football odyssey that has taken him to eight countries and a dozen clubs. After leaving his native Serbia, Kezman turned out in the colours of, among others, PSV Eindhoven, Chelsea, Atletico Madrid, Fenerbahce, Paris Saint-Germain and Zenit St Petersburg. A colourful international career also provided memorable moments, the highlight of which a historic goal that ensured Serbia and Montenegros participation at the 2006 FIFA World Cup GermanyTM.Kezmans goalscoring prowess has taken him to some of Europes great cities, but the prolific Serbian marksman says his recent stint in Hong Kong has left him improving as a person. The man nicknamed Batman during a phenomenally successful four-year period in the Netherlands recently spoke to FIFA.com about his career highlights, experiences in Asia and the joy that football has offered.FIFA.com: How was your experience in Hong Kong, both on and off the field?Mateja Kezman: Of course the standard of the league is not so strong, but people try really hard and the club overall constantly works hard to improve. It is definitely a good league to play in, with great stadiums. Also, the way of life is very different and there is much to do and many people that you can meet. There are people from all around the world because it is an international city. Nicky Butt and I enjoyed a really good time together and I was very happy to accept the offer to go to Hong Kong. It was a new and completely different experience from Europe.What kind of reception did you receive? It was great. Of course English football is very well supported in Hong Kong and so the fans know me, especially from my time in Chelsea as well as my other clubs. They are very happy to see you (international players) and they are very enthusiastic about that. The crowds also now have increased to the likes of 12, 15 or 20 thousand. As players, we did lots of promotional work, but it was a good experience, with everyone pushing in the same direction. Im happy to be a good ambassador for the club and for football, and its enjoyable because the people like to listen and like to learn.Did your experience differ from what you expected? I had been to Hong Kong twice before with the national team so I knew what to expect off the field. The city is amazing, clean and safe, and there is something for everybody. It is one of the best places I have been to. I have been lucky enough to experience living in Holland, Paris,
London, Madrid, and elsewhere, but Hong Kong is truly one of the best.What was behind your thoughts in moving somewhere so different? Living in Europe, and then coming to Hong Kong, is a completely different experience. I like to see things in life if I have the opportunity, so that was another reason to go to Hong Kong. I feel myself improving as a person and improving in other ways. In the future perhaps I will go to USA or the Middle East to experience life there, so we will see what the future brings.What do you make of Asian football and the hunger for the game?I have to say people generally are pushing hard (to improve the game). Asian people generally like to work hard and they are keen to learn and to listen. Theres not much ego like in Europe, where sometimes people think they are too smart and think they know everything. People inHong Kong are not afraid to ask questions and they try to learn and there is a strong sense to improve which is nice to see. Asian football has a big, big future for sure.What club experiences did you enjoy the most? I think all clubs have been special for me and each has provided a different experience because there were different cultures with each. Im happy because I can speak five languages and I have met so many different people. Holland was my first country abroad so it feels like my second home having spent four years there and I made lots of friends. England was fantastic because the Premier League is completely different to anything else in every respect. For me, the best football in Europe is in England.Then there was Madrid, which is a most beautiful city. I have many friends there and its a city that maybe I can live in after football. Two years in Paris too of course was great. I learned French and met many people. So I feel when I look back football has left me a complete person because I have met so many cultures and people.What career highlights particularly stand out for you? There are a couple of moments. To reach the 2006 World Cup was amazing and personally because I scored a couple of important goals. We beat Bosnia 1-0 in the last game in Belgrade and after many years we reached the World Cup. I scored the goal and the tension in that game was huge. Also signing for Chelsea was of course a career highlight, being such a huge club. There have been so many highlights.Source: fifa.com
Left-back Roberto Carlos scored the first goal in competitive matches with the shirt Anzi. On Monday, the team drew Brazil for 2-2with Dynamo Moscow, away from home, in a match valid for the sixth round of the Russian Championship. The player's canary trywas a penalty.With the result, Anzi climbed to sixth place in the Russian Championship with nine points. Dynamo Moscow is in ninth placewith eight. Zenit lead the standings with 13.The goal was scored by Roberto Carlos on 13 minutes from time.The referee pointed Semshov penalty after the Russian put his hand inside the area. The attempt by the Brazilian was the firstconfrontation before the Dynamo.Then the home team tied the game with Kolorin. At 27, Angbwa lefthis head and put back in front Anzi. Toward the end of the game at 42, the referee scored another penalty, this time for the Dynamo.The Bosnian Misimovic hit again and was all the same. Tanta coisa ja foi dita e escrita sobre Paris que tudo parece cair no lugar comum...A minha primeira impressao sobre Paris nao foi la essas coisas. Os arredores da cidade, onde fica o aeroporto Charles de Gaulle sao extremamente sujos. Muita pixacao pra todo lado. Os trens completamente mal cuidados, feios! E isso que da morar na Alemanha, a gente fica mal acostumado!Mas logo a compensacao, musica ao vivo no trem... Humm, comecei a gostar... Descendo do trem, a Notre Dame, que me acompanhou durante toda a minha estada bem de pertinho, com suas gargulas me olhando, na espreita!O hotel era a simplicidade em pessoa, quer dizer, em sei la o que... risos...Super simples, mas maravilhosamente bem localizado e super limpo, por um preco irrisorio tradando-se de Paris. Uma beleza! No coracao do Quartier Latin, o bairro onde esta a Sourbone e que os estudantes adotaram para morar. Supercharmoso! Duas quadras do Sena e da Notre Dame.Caminhar pelo bairro ja era uma delicia.No primeiro dia encaramos direto a EuroDisney. Fiquei louca!!!! Era muita coisa linda junta! A parada maravilhosa, amei o carro da Bela e a Fera! Que coisa mais linda! O Leo amou as montanhas russas, me fez andar com ele em todas e varias vezes, na frente, no meio, atras...No final do dia minha cabeca e meu estomago ja estavam virados... Os estudios da Disney maravilhosos. As atracoes mostrando os efeitos especiais nos filmes sao imperdiveis! A gente se sente dentro da cena mesmo! Fogo, agua, enfim, tudo que se tem direito!Chegamos no hotel moidos ja no primeiro dia e nem nos encorajamos a sair de noite!No segundo dia fomos pra Catedral de Notre Dame pela manha. Fiquei estasiada com a quantidade de detalhes entalhados nas paredes da Igreja. Impressionante. Diria que ela e imponente de longe e de perto parece que tem vida propria!Sentei e assisti a uma missa. Uma paz que nao tem como descrever!Caminhamos pelo Quartier, apreciamos o rio. E fomos pro hotel almocar! Uma descansadinha e ja saimos em direcao a Torre Eiffel.Cada passo em direcao a ela a gente ia percebendo o quanto ela e gigantesca e imponente! Depois de uma fila
de algumas horinhas, enfim chegamos ao topo! A visao era de tirar o folego! Gostei mais da visao de Paris durante a noite, realmente e a cidade luz! Lindissimo!Namoramos, tomamos um delicioso chocolate quente, vimos filmes e fotografias sobre como a torre foi projetada e construida e descemos para assistir ao show de luzes que acontece de hora em hora. Sentamos na Champs de Mars e apreciamos o espetaculo namorando...No terceiro dia partimos para o Chateu de Versailles. O Palacio fica nos arredores de Paris, zona 5 para quem vai de trem, mais ou menos uma hora de viagem. Resolvemos nao entrar no castelo, apenas passear pelos lindissimos jardins. Pegamos um trenzinho que leva ate o Petit e o Gran Trianon e caminhamos pelos lindos jardins. Vale a pena a visita. E uma parada no Gran Canale para apreciar a vista e namorar muito!Saimos de la por volta das 3 horas, passamos no Mc para fazer um lanche (acho que foi meu primeiro Mc na Europa... hahaha) e voltamos para o centro da cidade.Fomos fazer o passeio de barco no Sena ao por do sol, maravilhoso!!!!!!!!! Definitivamente gostei mais de ver a cidade com sua ilimuniacao noturna. Quase todos os monumentos importantes tem iluminacao especial, muito bonito mesmo!No quarto dia a gente ja tava bem cansado, mas resolvemos encarar o Louvre e um belo passeio pelas Tullieres.O Louvre e uma Palacio lindissimo, mas as obras de arte em si nao sao as minhas favoritas. Claro que a Monalisa e a Venus de Milo sao imperdiveis, estao entre as "mulheres" mais famosas do mundo!Vale a pena almocar no museu, o restaurante e otimo, e com um preco bem razoavel, 8 euros para se servir a vontade de salada e carnes frias, uma vez so, mas qto quiser.Saimos do Louvre e fomos direto para o hotel, dar uma descansada. De noite saimos para bater perna no bairro onde ficava o nosso hotel. Se chama Quartier Latin, onde fica a Sourbone e recebeu esse nome pois os estudantes da Universidade, que falavam latin, escolheram esse bairro para morar pela proximidade da Universidade.O bairro e um charme! E proximo ao Sena tem um monte de ruelas com varios restaurantes, com comidas tipicas de todos os lugares imaginaveis! E muuuitas lojinhas de souvenirs. Uma perdicao!No ultimo dia mesmo estando exaustos eu consegui arrastar o Leo para mais alguns dos muitos lugares que eu queria conhecer. Saimos do Hotel, passamos pelo Panteon, que infelizmente estava fechado para reformas, algumas fotinhos na frente da Faculdade de Direito e dali para o Palacio de Luxemburgo com seu famoso jardim. Mas como nesse epoca quase tudo esta sendo reformoda, o jardim tb estava sofrendo reformas e muitos dos lugares interditados para manutencao... Uma pena...De la pegamos o metro pra MontMartre, visitar a Sacre Cuoer. A vista e linda! So la eu entendi o real significado da musica do Nei Lisboa, Telhados de Paris. A Igreja e bem bonita, mas nem se compara a Notre Dame, pelo menos no meu gosto.Fomos para as Tullieres, almocamos sentados naquelas cadeirinhas em volta da fonte,
muuuuito bom! E ainda conseguimos ir ao Museu d Orsey. O primeiro Monet a gente nunca esquece... heheheMe deliciei vendo aqueles quadros maravilhosos!Van Gogh, Monet, Manet, Degas, entre tantos outros, fiquei louca!!!! Nem acreditava que tava na frente daqueles quadros que eu sempre amei! O meu preferido definitivamente e Monet e as Ninfeias. Os quadros da Notre Dame com diferentes iluminacoes tambem sao magnificos. Mulheres em jardins com seus guardasois, hummm....Quando saimos de la a gente nao conseguia fazer mais nada! Fomos para o hotel dar uma descansada. De noite fomos num restaurante grego, muuuuito legal. Alem da comida deliciosa, salmao, os camaroes mais gigantescos que eu ja comi e mexilhoes, o clima maravilhoso, musica ao vivo, tudo de bom!!!!!!Na manha do dia seguinte voltamos para casa. Vi muitas coisas que com certeza nunca serao esquecidas, mas ainda ficaram outras tantas para serem vistas: o Arco do Triunfo, que so vimos de longe, a Galeria LaFayette, cada uma das pontes, o Petit e o Grand Palais, o Hotel des Invalides, nossa, muitas coisas....Mas ja to com a minha passagem comprada para voltar la em abril com a Mommy e o Papi! Nada como morar na Europa e poder viajar muito por muito pouco!Alias, sabado estamos indo para Zurich. Dia 15 para Londres. E no final do mes o destino sera a Italia: Roma, Napole, Pompeia e Herculano! Tem dias que eu nem acredito que estou tendo a oportunidade de conhecer tudo isso! Ainda mais do ladinho do meu amor... Foi a decisao mais acerteda ter vindo passar essa temporada na Europa! Mesmo com muitas outras dificuldades, como a falta de sol e eu nao poder trabalhar de verdade, vale a pena!!!!