Good things come to wait is generally not a proverb practised by owners of Brazilian football clubs. Continue reading
A closer look at Brazil’s managerial merry-go-round
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Tag Archives: Corinthians
2019 Brazilian Série A season preview
If I was Leonardo Da Vinci, this would be my Mona Lisa. Continue reading
State championship wrap-up
Corinthians don’t like doing things the easy way and their victory against São Paulo in yesterday’s state championship final was no exception. More on this and the conclusions to the other state championships. Continue reading
State championships get their squeaky bum moment
What does Alex Ferguson make of the Brazilian State Championships, I wonder? Continue reading
Clubs present new signings and state championships begin
Competitive action got underway in Brazilian football last weekend, just two months after the 2018 season finished. Continue reading
The must-sign Brazilians on Soccermanager – part 1
If he’s interesting Real Madrid in real life, he’s probably good enough for your team on Soccermanager (Pic: Rodrigo Gazzanel/RM Sports)
Aficionados of the football management game Soccermanager will be interested to know that the Brazilian league rating review began today. Here are the players you need to buy. Continue reading
Thiago Neves inspires Cruzeiro to Brazilian Cup win
Thiago Neves scored the winner in the first leg (Pic: Daniel Teobaldo / CBF)
Thiago Neves inspired Cruzeiro to win the Brazilian Cup for the second year in a row, although they were also helped by a controversial VAR decision. Continue reading
Serie A update: six teams still in with a chance of winning
Edenílson celebrates his winner against Grêmio in the Porto Alegre derby (pic: Wesley Santos/Agência PressDigital)
With 14 games left to play in the Serie A, six teams could still win the competition. Things are starting to get very interesting Continue reading
Brasileirão movers and shakers – part 2
Angel Romero’s good form has eased the pain of losing four players. But can they keep him?
Since the post a few of weeks ago, there have been more noteworthy comings and goings in the Brazilian Serie A. Continue reading
Fábio Carille says yes to the trucks
Not one truck. Two trucks. (Pic: AP/Andre Penner)
After some strange behaviour last week, in which he spoke about trucks, money and then accused ‘most of the media’ of lying, Fábio Carille has left Corinthians for Al Wehda. Continue reading