I watched the highlights of Sao Paulo against someone..think it was Gremio. Diego Tardelli's goal was quality

Yep...it was Grêmio.

Tardelli is a good forward. I like him.

Leão asked Muricy to let Tardelli move to Galo. dont think he will do it though

Muricy said that he have plans for Tardelli.

He will not move, I believe.

São Paulo beat Atlético Paranaense yesterday.

Didn't like the match, but we won and that's what matter.

I'll post the results and classifications later.

Results:

América-RN 1-2 Cruzeiro
Atlético-MG 1-2 Palmeiras
Corinthians 2-1 Grêmio
Figueirense 1-1 Botafogo
Flamengo 2-1 Náutico
Fluminense 3-0 Santos
Internacional 1-0 Goias
Paraná 0-0 Vasco da Gama
São Paulo 2-0 Atlético-PR
Sport 3-0 Juventude


1 São Paulo 40 pts
2 Botafogo 33 pts
3 Cruzeiro 32 pts
4 Vasco 31 pts
5 Palmeiras 30 pts
6 Goiás 29 pts
7 Grêmio 28 pts
8 Santos 27 pts
9 Internacional 27 pts
10 Sport 27 pts
11 Fluminense 26 pts
12 Atlético-MG 25 pts
13 Figueirense 24 pts
14 Paraná 24 pts
15 Corinthians 23 pts
16 Atlético-PR 22 pts
17 Náutico 20 pts
18 Juventude 16 pts
19 Flamengo 15 pts
20 América-RN 10 pts

[beep!] these referees

I heard about Galo.

These referees are b@astards.

I'm back!!

We lost last night, but Flamengo is hard to beat in Maracanã.

Now we have to beat corinthians this weekend.

68 thousand people in maracanã last night. Flamengo's fans were great. And this is the finest flag I've ever seen.

Zico Eterno,

Internacional was a disillusionment.
Nor Libertadores, nor Sulamericana.... and almost Second Division.

Is Romario the coach at Vasco now? Dose anyone know if this true & has he managed them for any games yet?

He was, but just for one game, Vasco x América (México).

Vasco has a new coach now, Valdir Espinosa.

SÃO PAULO FUTEBOL CLUBE - 5 TIMES BRAZILIAN CHAMPION

1977 - 1986 - 1991 - 2006 - 2007

São Paulo, eu te amo.

Thanks for everything.

You make my life better.

Well done. 5 times is abit poor though

For brazilian football it isn't. Brazilian league, as we know it today, started in 1971.

Only Flamengo, and now São Paulo, won it 5 times.

The main winners:

5 times: Flamengo (1980, 1982, 1983, 1987, 1992). São Paulo (1977, 1986, 1991, 2006, 2007)

4 times: Corinthians (1990, 1998, 1999, 2005), Vasco (1974, 1989, 1997, 2000), Palmeiras (1972, 1973, 1993, 1994).

3 times: Internacional (1975, 1976, 1979)


The league here is very tough to win. The teams are in the same level.

Final standings:

1-São Paulo 77pts
2-Santos 62pts
3-Flamengo 61pts
4-Fluminense 61pts
5-Cruzeiro 60pts
6-Grêmio 58pts
7-Palmeiras 58pts
8-Atlético-MG 55pts
9-Botafogo 55pts
10-Vasco 54pts
11-Internacional 54pts
12-Atlético-PR 54pts
13-Figueirense 53pts
14-Sport 51pts
15-Náutico 49pts
16-Goiás 45pts
17-Corínthians 44pts
18-Juventude 41pts
19-Paraná 41pts
20-América 17pts

Champion: São Paulo
Libertadores: São Paulo, Santos, Flamengo, Fluminense e Cruzeiro
Copa Sul-Americana: São Paulo, Grêmio, Palmeiras, Atlético-MG, Botafogo, Vasco, Inter e Atlético-PR
Relegated: Corínthians, Juventude, Paraná e América

Team of the championship:

GK-Rogério Ceni (São Paulo)
RB-Leonardo Moura (Flamengo)
CB-Breno (São Paulo)
CB-Miranda (São Paulo)
LB-Kléber (Santos)
DM-Hernanes (São Paulo)
DM-Richarlyson (São Paulo)
AM-Ibson (Flamengo)
AM-Valdívia (Palmeiras)
CF-Acosta (Náutico)
CF-Josiel (Paraná)