Wilka
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Vicente Rodríguez está en la agenda del Submarino - Superdeporte
I presume that's the gist of this article
I presume that's the gist of this article
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Vicente to Villareal?
- Thread starter Wilka
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Google translates the article as follows:
"Vicente Rodriguez is on the agenda of the Submarine
The Spaniard has played in Brighton this season, set the First Division in England
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RM / AH Villarreal works fully in the preparation of the staff of the next course, which will only challenge back to the top flight after the defeat of the latter exercise, and one of the names that are on the agenda is the guiding yellow that of Vicente Rodriguez.
The Valencia player went to British football, after completing his long period in Valencia, to swell the ranks of Brighton Hove Albion, from the south of England who play in the First Division, equivalent to the Second Division.
The southpaw has been under the command of Gustavo Poyet, technical convinced him to address his new adventure in English football. The Benicalap was linked to the British company for a while. A year that has enjoyed minutes but could not give its best, with 17 appearances and three goals.
At 31 years, within the Villarreal believe that the player can still offer a great version on the left flank, with its quality and overflow, now in League Two.
The player does not look favorably on seeing the option to return to Spanish football, quite the opposite, which is very close to home. Next to the closeness between Valencia and Vila-real, is also the new project will face the submarine in the coming months, pending further details, may end up convincing the player, as the economic section should not be a problem" .
Made me chuckle. What's a submarine got to do with football?
"Vicente Rodriguez is on the agenda of the Submarine
The Spaniard has played in Brighton this season, set the First Division in England
2:40 VOTE THIS NOTICE
RM / AH Villarreal works fully in the preparation of the staff of the next course, which will only challenge back to the top flight after the defeat of the latter exercise, and one of the names that are on the agenda is the guiding yellow that of Vicente Rodriguez.
The Valencia player went to British football, after completing his long period in Valencia, to swell the ranks of Brighton Hove Albion, from the south of England who play in the First Division, equivalent to the Second Division.
The southpaw has been under the command of Gustavo Poyet, technical convinced him to address his new adventure in English football. The Benicalap was linked to the British company for a while. A year that has enjoyed minutes but could not give its best, with 17 appearances and three goals.
At 31 years, within the Villarreal believe that the player can still offer a great version on the left flank, with its quality and overflow, now in League Two.
The player does not look favorably on seeing the option to return to Spanish football, quite the opposite, which is very close to home. Next to the closeness between Valencia and Vila-real, is also the new project will face the submarine in the coming months, pending further details, may end up convincing the player, as the economic section should not be a problem" .
Made me chuckle. What's a submarine got to do with football?
Yup, basically that's the gist of it.
Villarreal (nicknamed El Submarino Amarillo - The Yellow Submarines) have just been relegated from the Primera Division and seem to reckon that Vicente could 'do a job' in helping them bounce straight back.
Villarreal (nicknamed El Submarino Amarillo - The Yellow Submarines) have just been relegated from the Primera Division and seem to reckon that Vicente could 'do a job' in helping them bounce straight back.
danish seagull
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Not looking great to be fair, could really see him going there.
sir albion
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I can't see it myself,actually i can't see him going to any 2nd division side bar us as he's to good for that.
This bit actually says he's not against the idea of a return to Spanish football. Not sure where they get this info from though.
salty seagull
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If he goes, where is the flair in our side?
Buckley,Noone,LUUUUUUA LUUUUUUUA!! Maybe not quite Vicente,but more flair than we`ve had for 30 years.Cheer up.
Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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He's good enough to be playing much higher than Spanish league 2. Just because he played for Valencia doesn't mean he holds any affection for Villareal. He has much better options available I'm sure. If it was just us vs Villareal I'd be much more certain of him staying with us than I am at the moment.
Agree ... our 2nd level is way ahead of that of the Spanish .. if that's what he needs to decide between I reckon I've less need to worry
CAPTAIN GREALISH
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- Jan 6, 2010
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Buckley,Noone,LUUUUUUA LUUUUUUUA!! Maybe not quite Vicente,but more flair than we`ve had for 30 years.Cheer up.
not a good time to be a brighton supporter IS IT
severnside gull
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not a good time to be a brighton supporter IS IT
Very true - we need Gus back from his holidays to give us a lift.
That aside the blog seems to be pure speculation with absolutely nothing to support it - the sort of thing our own Brett Mendoza or Walt Jabasco might write and just as reliable
Errr Drogba.If he goes, where is the flair in our side?
More flair than you can handle.
Barn Door Billy
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Me neither. I can only really see him going back to a top division spanish side, not a serie b Italian one.
It doesn't matter how good it is, it's in Spain.
The last time I checked Brighton wasn't.
If he goes, where is the flair in our side?
Dicker, Harley, sparrow etc.... should all be able to do what Vicente did for us!!
Surely, otherwise they would have been shown the door, right
