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Vicente can sprinkle some stardust for Brighton
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I now have a huge cheesy grin!
northernblue
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- Nov 24, 2010
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I am so pleased that we have got vicente to the club! would not have been possible wiithout gus! Its so exciting to see where this club is actually going! things just keep getting better and better!
Norman Baker suck my lozenge
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Not to mention Your helmet!!
"dirdy matelot Basterd"
beardy gull
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La nueva vida de Vicente · ELPAS.com
Google translate.....Gus has got a what now?
Vicente Rodríguez (Valencia, 1981) is happy to go to England and start a new life, playing football and forget the bad times. That's the premise. On Monday begins training with the Brighton club, the English second division leader so far in this Championship , which gives you given the opportunity. What convinced the labia of their coach, Uruguayan Gustavo Poyet, exdelantero Zaragoza and Chelsea, when he promised he would go back to being a footballer. Not that it was in recent years (he played 98 games in three years with Valencia), but always under the suspicion that he would come back to what it was: best Spanish player in 2004, champions and Cup Championship, 38 caps. Traveling with her partner and her daughter to this coastal town in southern England, 70 miles from London's Gatwick airport with direct flights from Valencia. He has signed for two years.
The left side is dying to go back to playing ball. After the Valencia decided not to renew, Vincent spent the summer waiting, looking muscle in the community swimming pool where he lives in Valencia, running and doing weights at the orders of a particular trainer, John Torrijos. Succulent offerings came as one of Saudi Arabia, but was not convinced. I wanted something that excited his footballing spirit. He spoke of a history of England, Brighton, founded in 1901 and finalist of the Cup in 1986, defeated by Manchester United. A club once trained by the legendary Brian Clough, even if there happen to more pain than glory in the 1974-75 season, and from the Derby County before joining Leeds in place of Don Revie, appointed new England coach.
On the one hand, Vincent will start to feel a little star physicist with you: you have left to hold any position as the midfield forward. And, secondly, you will feel much less noticed than any other team in the Spanish League or the English Premier League. With the understanding of a technician who speaks your language, an important aspect of a clumsy guy in communication. Money has not been an obstacle, although it came at the Mestalla to collect almost two million net per season. The Brighton offers much less, but, according to British tradition, will be paid weekly, based on performance, the wage may even multiply. Vincent begins a new life in southern England.
Google translate.....Gus has got a what now?
Vicente Rodríguez (Valencia, 1981) is happy to go to England and start a new life, playing football and forget the bad times. That's the premise. On Monday begins training with the Brighton club, the English second division leader so far in this Championship , which gives you given the opportunity. What convinced the labia of their coach, Uruguayan Gustavo Poyet, exdelantero Zaragoza and Chelsea, when he promised he would go back to being a footballer. Not that it was in recent years (he played 98 games in three years with Valencia), but always under the suspicion that he would come back to what it was: best Spanish player in 2004, champions and Cup Championship, 38 caps. Traveling with her partner and her daughter to this coastal town in southern England, 70 miles from London's Gatwick airport with direct flights from Valencia. He has signed for two years.
The left side is dying to go back to playing ball. After the Valencia decided not to renew, Vincent spent the summer waiting, looking muscle in the community swimming pool where he lives in Valencia, running and doing weights at the orders of a particular trainer, John Torrijos. Succulent offerings came as one of Saudi Arabia, but was not convinced. I wanted something that excited his footballing spirit. He spoke of a history of England, Brighton, founded in 1901 and finalist of the Cup in 1986, defeated by Manchester United. A club once trained by the legendary Brian Clough, even if there happen to more pain than glory in the 1974-75 season, and from the Derby County before joining Leeds in place of Don Revie, appointed new England coach.
On the one hand, Vincent will start to feel a little star physicist with you: you have left to hold any position as the midfield forward. And, secondly, you will feel much less noticed than any other team in the Spanish League or the English Premier League. With the understanding of a technician who speaks your language, an important aspect of a clumsy guy in communication. Money has not been an obstacle, although it came at the Mestalla to collect almost two million net per season. The Brighton offers much less, but, according to British tradition, will be paid weekly, based on performance, the wage may even multiply. Vincent begins a new life in southern England.
somerset
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Well we know it wasn't because he has any tendancy to flap...La nueva vida de Vicente · ELPAS.com
Google translate.....Gus has got a what now?
What convinced the labia of their coach, Uruguayan Gustavo Poyet, .
Hahaha. Well, it doesn't mean what it means in English. In Spanish, a person with 'labia' is one that can win you over with the way he talks and can be persuasive.
BTW, I have seen the article at The Argus. Can someone post the full article from the newspaper? No need to type it here obviously...a 'readable' photo of the pages would be fine.
BTW, I have seen the article at The Argus. Can someone post the full article from the newspaper? No need to type it here obviously...a 'readable' photo of the pages would be fine.
5mins-from-amex
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nice to know we were in the 86 cup final aswell as 83 lol
beardy gull
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Ah, thanks Mestella! That explains it.
Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
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I'll put it up later if no one else does.
smudge
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Shit in it!
Looking forward to seeing Vicente putting a few balls to CMS? You lucky bastard!
Not Andy Naylor
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"The main thing was chatting with Poyet," Vicente said, "and he explained about the club and the way the team plays, the stadium & everything about the football rather than the money. It gave me a good feeling. The team plays passing, attacking football which will suit me. They like to enjoy playing and so I think I'm at the right club."
Actually, that was Calderon's translation of what Vicente said, and it rather added to his original words, which didn't include "and so I think I'm at the right club." But I'm sure he does think that, and it was nice of Calde to put those words in his mouth. There would have been a more accurate trasnslation if I had managed to persuade the Independent that they needed a Vicente piece rather than yet another Paolo Di Canio profile...
Actually, that was Calderon's translation of what Vicente said, and it rather added to his original words, which didn't include "and so I think I'm at the right club." But I'm sure he does think that, and it was nice of Calde to put those words in his mouth. There would have been a more accurate trasnslation if I had managed to persuade the Independent that they needed a Vicente piece rather than yet another Paolo Di Canio profile...
FLAIRtastic
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- Aug 29, 2010
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Heard rumours he hasn't even travelled with the squad...true or false?
Lush
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May not be fit enough to make the bench yet. Yes, I am aware that sounds RIDICULOUS for a team like little old Brighton.
Maybe he's house-hunting.
Google translate.....Gus has got a what now?
No wonder some people think he's a ****
Originunknown
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Yeah seen that although no mention on other media sites
Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
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Here you go, only 5 days after I promised themYou're welcome
ThanksMuchas gracias
(sorry) Hope this is what you were looking for!
Here you go, only 5 days after I promised them
Hope this is what you were looking for!
Thank you very much for taking your time to post it
I found this audio from BBC with Cayetano Ros (he wrote that article in El País posted above and he also works for Cadena Ser)
http://audioboo.fm/boos/464747-el-pais-correspondent-caetano-ros-on-vicente
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