Portugal new possible coach

fcp4life · 16-06-2008, 01:13 AM

Its not official but i heard that Zico, thats right Zico one of the best players in the game might coach the Portugal squad, just a rumor, Also because he said he would love to train in Portugal cause his father liked sporting and Portuguese football, and he was Portuguese.

Portugal In Zico Talks

Zico has been out of work since he left Fenerbahçe, whom he guided to their best Champions League finish in the history of the club, following problems over his renewal with the Turkish club.

The federation is interested in appointing a Portuguese-speaking coach and Zico seems to top its list of targets as it is interested in keeping the very same enthusiastic spirit around the squad that has existed since the arrival of Big Phil in 2003.

The Portuguese paper suggests that the federation has already held talks with the Brazilian coach and that his wages will be almost the same as Scolari's current ones in case he is appointed.

Although Zico has denied contacts with the federation, sources close to the coach have confirmed that the 55-year-old tactician is relishing the prospect of taking the reins of the Portuguese squad, who will play Germany for the Euro 2008 Quarter-finals.

The Portuguese Football Federation will only confirm Scolari's successor after the end of Euro 2008. Palmeiras' Vanderlei Luxemburgo, FC Porto's Jesualdo Ferreira and former Manchester United assistant manager Carlos Queiroz are also names linked with the manager's post of Portugal.

Luís Mira

RevolutionMikE5 · 16-06-2008, 01:13 AM

You heard. What is your source?

Plum · 16-06-2008, 01:14 AM

All I heard is that Carlos Quieroz (Cant spell the surname) could be Portugals next manager.
Heard it on Sky Sports News.

fcp4life · 16-06-2008, 01:15 AM

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Originally Posted by RevolutionMikE5

You heard. What is your source?

Portuguese News such as lalaabola.pt - Â«A BOLA on-lineÂ» OJOGO ONLINE stuff like that and RTP news

fcp4life · 16-06-2008, 01:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Plumhead

All I heard is that Carlos Quieroz (Cant spell the surname) could be Portugals next manager.
Heard it on Sky Sports News.

lol the Man U. Assistant Manager, theres allot of choices. I would like Mourinho but hes like "nah when im older" but w/e guy doesn't wanna help his country.

benqbiggis · 16-06-2008, 01:18 AM

zico is a good option

considered the 3rd best player from brazil of all time

fcp4life · 16-06-2008, 01:20 AM

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Originally Posted by benqbiggis

zico is a good option

considered the 3rd best player from brazil of all time

yeah, well just have to wait and see. There was also some talk about some guy from Egypt that coaches a team there.

fcp4life · 20-06-2008, 03:21 PM

Another update, so i was watching the Portuguese Channel RTP and they were talking to Zico about if he would like to train the Portugal National Team, He said he would like too, but hes gana wait for the phone to ring, i hope he goes...

fcp4life · 20-06-2008, 03:24 PM

Portugal In Zico Talks

Zico has been out of work since he left Fenerbahçe, whom he guided to their best Champions League finish in the history of the club, following problems over his renewal with the Turkish club.

The federation is interested in appointing a Portuguese-speaking coach and Zico seems to top its list of targets as it is interested in keeping the very same enthusiastic spirit around the squad that has existed since the arrival of Big Phil in 2003.

The Portuguese paper suggests that the federation has already held talks with the Brazilian coach and that his wages will be almost the same as Scolari's current ones in case he is appointed.

Although Zico has denied contacts with the federation, sources close to the coach have confirmed that the 55-year-old tactician is relishing the prospect of taking the reins of the Portuguese squad, who will play Germany for the Euro 2008 Quarter-finals.

The Portuguese Football Federation will only confirm Scolari's successor after the end of Euro 2008. Palmeiras' Vanderlei Luxemburgo, FC Porto's Jesualdo Ferreira and former Manchester United assistant manager Carlos Queiroz are also names linked with the manager's post of Portugal.

Luís Mira

chris louie II · 20-06-2008, 03:55 PM

Mourinho would have been the best option if he wasn't at Inter Milan now.

fcp4life · 20-06-2008, 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by chris louie II

Mourinho would have been the best option if he wasn't at Inter Milan now.

i know, but guy said he wants to train his country when hes "older"

chris louie II · 20-06-2008, 06:42 PM

I know

JroDBraSiL · 20-06-2008, 06:47 PM

*** man y would he go to the chops when we need a new coach...Zico go to Brasilllllllllll

benqbiggis · 20-06-2008, 06:48 PM

zico >>> dunga

fcp4life · 20-06-2008, 07:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JroDBraSiL

*** man y would he go to the chops when we need a new coach...Zico go to Brasilllllllllll

ok im guessing you don't know that Zico is 100% portuguese lol? its like me both of my parents were born in portugal but i was born in America im Luso-American, Zico is Luso-Brazilian

10Totti10 · 20-06-2008, 07:30 PM

Dunga is worse than Donadoni+Dominique combined=thats sayin something.

I would like to see Zico manage Portugal

JroDBraSiL · 21-06-2008, 05:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fcp4life

ok im guessing you don't know that Zico is 100% portuguese lol? its like me both of my parents were born in portugal but i was born in America im Luso-American, Zico is Luso-Brazilian

hmm i never knew that regardless, id rather see him coaching Brasil.

16-06-2008, 01:13 AM	#1 (permalink)
fcp4life Forum Guru Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Massachusetts Age: 16 Posts: 1,330	Portugal new possible coach Its not official but i heard that Zico, thats right Zico one of the best players in the game might coach the Portugal squad, just a rumor, Also because he said he would love to train in Portugal cause his father liked sporting and Portuguese football, and he was Portuguese. Portugal In Zico Talks Zico has been out of work since he left Fenerbahçe, whom he guided to their best Champions League finish in the history of the club, following problems over his renewal with the Turkish club. The federation is interested in appointing a Portuguese-speaking coach and Zico seems to top its list of targets as it is interested in keeping the very same enthusiastic spirit around the squad that has existed since the arrival of Big Phil in 2003. The Portuguese paper suggests that the federation has already held talks with the Brazilian coach and that his wages will be almost the same as Scolari's current ones in case he is appointed. Although Zico has denied contacts with the federation, sources close to the coach have confirmed that the 55-year-old tactician is relishing the prospect of taking the reins of the Portuguese squad, who will play Germany for the Euro 2008 Quarter-finals. The Portuguese Football Federation will only confirm Scolari's successor after the end of Euro 2008. Palmeiras' Vanderlei Luxemburgo, FC Porto's Jesualdo Ferreira and former Manchester United assistant manager Carlos Queiroz are also names linked with the manager's post of Portugal. Luís Mira __________________ http://www.points2shop.com/?ref=fcp4life Click Sign Up! Confirm Your E-Mail! And Thanks! Message me for any problems! Last edited by fcp4life; 20-06-2008 at 07:50 PM..

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fcp4life Forum Guru Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Massachusetts Age: 16 Posts: 1,330	Another update, so i was watching the Portuguese Channel RTP and they were talking to Zico about if he would like to train the Portugal National Team, He said he would like too, but hes gana wait for the phone to ring, i hope he goes... __________________ http://www.points2shop.com/?ref=fcp4life Click Sign Up! Confirm Your E-Mail! And Thanks! Message me for any problems!

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fcp4life Forum Guru Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Massachusetts Age: 16 Posts: 1,330	Zico Portugal In Zico Talks Zico has been out of work since he left Fenerbahçe, whom he guided to their best Champions League finish in the history of the club, following problems over his renewal with the Turkish club. The federation is interested in appointing a Portuguese-speaking coach and Zico seems to top its list of targets as it is interested in keeping the very same enthusiastic spirit around the squad that has existed since the arrival of Big Phil in 2003. The Portuguese paper suggests that the federation has already held talks with the Brazilian coach and that his wages will be almost the same as Scolari's current ones in case he is appointed. Although Zico has denied contacts with the federation, sources close to the coach have confirmed that the 55-year-old tactician is relishing the prospect of taking the reins of the Portuguese squad, who will play Germany for the Euro 2008 Quarter-finals. The Portuguese Football Federation will only confirm Scolari's successor after the end of Euro 2008. Palmeiras' Vanderlei Luxemburgo, FC Porto's Jesualdo Ferreira and former Manchester United assistant manager Carlos Queiroz are also names linked with the manager's post of Portugal. Luís Mira __________________ http://www.points2shop.com/?ref=fcp4life Click Sign Up! Confirm Your E-Mail! And Thanks! Message me for any problems!

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