Comments on: What do The Offside and Boavista FC Have In Common? http://portugal.theoffside.com/super-liga/what-do-the-offside-and-boavista-fc-have-in-common.html News from the Portuguese Football Liga Fri, 31 Oct 2008 18:51:29 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: andy http://portugal.theoffside.com/super-liga/what-do-the-offside-and-boavista-fc-have-in-common.html#comment-10190 andy Sun, 20 Apr 2008 23:48:52 +0000 http://portugal.theoffside.com/super-liga/what-do-the-offside-and-boavista-fc-have-in-common.html#comment-10190 this article looks awful familiar, i think someone wrote this again on the main pg... dont you guys work together?? this article looks awful familiar, i think someone wrote this again on the main pg… dont you guys work together??

]]> By: Pedro http://portugal.theoffside.com/super-liga/what-do-the-offside-and-boavista-fc-have-in-common.html#comment-9974 Pedro Thu, 10 Apr 2008 14:22:23 +0000 http://portugal.theoffside.com/super-liga/what-do-the-offside-and-boavista-fc-have-in-common.html#comment-9974 As far as I know, there are only two teams not named Porto, Sporting and Benfica, that DID win the Campeonato Nacional - Clube de Futebol Os Belenenses (Belenses/Belém) and Boavista Futebol Clube (Boavista). The first was in 45/46; the second was in 00/01... This means Braga or Vitória (de Setúbal) might win it round 2054/2055... Belenenses is doing quite a good champinship, this year - they're now in 6th, or something like that, and it's almost the team "everybody" likes. Funny that they're a club whose symbol is the cross of the Order of Christ (like Vasco da Gama in Brasil) and their current coach's name is Jorge Jesus. They say he's been doing miracles with the team... :-) About Boavista itself, well, former boss and current boss's daddy (and other things I won't reveal, otherwhise I'll wake up with a horse's head in my bed)Valentim Loureiro, is feeling the warm embrace of the Law, closer and closer, just like Pinto da Costa... I'd expect the shit to hit the fan, even more... 8) As far as I know, there are only two teams not named Porto, Sporting and Benfica, that DID win the Campeonato Nacional – Clube de Futebol Os Belenenses (Belenses/Belém) and Boavista Futebol Clube (Boavista).
The first was in 45/46; the second was in 00/01…

This means Braga or Vitória (de Setúbal) might win it round 2054/2055…

Belenenses is doing quite a good champinship, this year – they’re now in 6th, or something like that, and it’s almost the team “everybody” likes. Funny that they’re a club whose symbol is the cross of the Order of Christ (like Vasco da Gama in Brasil) and their current coach’s name is Jorge Jesus. They say he’s been doing miracles with the team… :-)

About Boavista itself, well, former boss and current boss’s daddy (and other things I won’t reveal, otherwhise I’ll wake up with a horse’s head in my bed)Valentim Loureiro, is feeling the warm embrace of the Law, closer and closer, just like Pinto da Costa… I’d expect the shit to hit the fan, even more… 8)

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