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Default Corinthians Paulista::The Phenomenon Returns


CLUB INFORMATION
Full Name::Sport Club Corinthians Paulista
Alternative Names::Timao
Coringao
Time Do Povo
Founded::1st September 1910
Stadium::Sao Paulo, Brazil
Stadium Capacity::37,180
Chairman::Andres Sanchez
Manager::Mano Menezes
League::Campeanato Brasileiro, Serie A
2008::Campeanato Brasileiro
Serie B, 1st, Promotion
Rivals::Sao Paolo
Santon
Palmeiras


KITS
The original colours of Corinthians kit had been comprised of a cream shirt and black shirt, despite the fact that it had been black and white for the majority of their history. But when shirts were washed, the slowly turned white, and the official colours were changed accordingly, so that the club did not waste funds on new kits. In 1954, the away kit design was introduced of the black with thin white stripes as an alternative to the home kit of white with very thin black stripes.
Home::
Away::
CRESTS
Before 1913, no crest was displayed on the Corinthians shirt. But when it became an offical part of the Liga Paulista, a local league, it became able to play official matches in the Sao Paulo Championship, a local championship within the state. The club then made their debut of the first credt, with the letters C and P which stands for Corinthians Paulista.

The itial crest after the 1940's was created by Hermogenese Barbuy, who was a brother of a player at the time. The crest changed before 1919 where it presented a Sao Paolo state flag and the clubs name. It changed a final time in 1940 when painter and previous member of the squad Francisco Rebolo Gonzalez created a defnitive crest. It contained an anchor and two oars which is a reference to the acquatic sports within the club. It has since been revised a few times, but the idea remained similar.

MANAGER INFORMATION
Mano Menezes was born on June 11st in 1962 in Santacruz Sul located in Brazil and is the coach of Sport Club Corinthians Paulista. He coaches Gremio Football Porto from 2005 through to 2007, which is a significantly long period for a coach in Brazilian football. He led Gremio to promotion in 2005 and continued good form by taking then to a third place finish in the 2006 Serie A. In 2007, he also led Gremio to a final of the Copa Libedtadoes. Following the 2007 season, he took over as Corinthians coach and started the season with a three nil victory over Guarani. Menezes led Corinthians to the 2008 Capeonato Brasileiro Serie B titles with twenty five wins, seven draws and only threee losses.

Full Name::Luiz Antonio Venker Menezes
Date Of Birth::June 11th 1962
Age::47
Place Of Birth:: Santa Cruz, Brazil
Current Club::Corinthians
Previous Clubs:: 1997-2002-Guarani
2002-GE Brasil
2003-Guarani-RS
2003-2004-15 De Novembro
2004-2005-Caxias
2005-2007-Gremio
2008-Present-Corinthians


STADIUM INFORMATION
The Estadio Do Pacaemby is located in Sao Paulo in the Pecaembu neighborhood. It is owned by the Municipal Prefecture of Sao Paulo. The stadium was opened on April the 27th in 1940 with Brazilian President Getuilo Vargas doing the honours along with mayor of Sao Pauulo Presetes Maia. The stadium has a capacity of 37,180 and its dimensions are 104m by 70m. The "Paulo Machado De Carvalho" is often added at the end of the stadiums name to commemorate 1958 World Cup Brazilian chief.

Full Name::
Estadio Municipal Paulo Machado De Carvalho
Location::Sao Paulo, Brazil
Built::September 17th 1938
Renovated::2008
Expanded::1958 and 1970
Owner::City Of Sao Paulo
Operator::Secretatia Municipal De Esportes
Surface::Natural Grass
Architect::Lucio Costa
Capacity::37,180
Field Dimensions::104x70 (m)
Tenants::Corinthians



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Anthem
Staff
Honours
Notable Fixtures
Season Fixtures
Rivals
Transfers
Youth Academy
Timeline
Squad
Goalkeeper
Defender
Midfielder
Attacker

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