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November 9th, 2029 - A statue! Dolbeth was in the news again…by his own words he had been surprised on the 6th of October when his assistant called saying that they needed to be in the stadium at 10am as the board wanted to have a meeting prior to the game. It could not be related to the bad results of the team, as sitting on the top 8 of the table and coming from a 1-0 win away at Shrewsbury, there was no real concern in that field but the urgency in the words of Bruno made “me shake to the core” and at 10am there he was Carlos in front of the clubhouse and the pub that was supposed to re-open today after a much needed enlargement. The whole place was still deserted, but then the pub door opened and the president came out with a serious face... quickly he guided Carlos to the inside of the pub and to his disbelief the whole room was filled with supporters, players and some reporters that began to cheer…even more surprised was when sitting in the corner of the pub was a statue…of himself, with a pint in a hand and his hand up as if complaining. A statue of the manager that brought the club back to fame! Well deserve! Following this ceremony, it was back to the game as the stadium filled to witness another great display and against a historic club that had been in the EPL not so long ago. 6-2 with a lot of cheers and the 3 points, was just what the doctor had ordered to finish a day that will live in the memory of fans but mostly of Carlos Dolbeth for eternity. What followed was the second game of the Bristol Street Motors Trophy where in alignment with the board, the team presented itself with a very rotated squad which result in another loss…nothing really worrying as now the starting 11 was fresh to face and beat the league leaders Salford City, which were unlucky to see one of their best players get sent off just after 10 minutes, resulting in another very impressive win by the boys. After 3 straight home games it was back on the road to face Swindon Town, which were bottom of the table and resulted in another win, built completely in the second half of the game. At Chesterfield the boys managed to grab another win with a sole goal but tougher games were on the horizon… Milton Keynes Dons was already a bit of a shacky performance which ended up in a fair draw, but the reality check came a few days after, as Northampton which was not doing such a good season, managed to trash the team completely by scoring four goals in Sheffield and for the first time in a long time, Carlos Dolbeth showed a bit of a worried smile to the crowd that still supportive could not disguise the feeling of a big loss. Of to the first FA Cup round, against a team that Sheffield FC knew well but which was not several division below, so the 3-0 win at the Horsfall Stadium was nothing more than pro forma. With games piling up, the fans were relieved to see the team getting back on the winning track in the next game at Aldershot, despite a far from convincing performance. 16 games in the season and there could hardly be any complaints as the team was sitting in a playoff spot and being the best attack of the division, also improving on defense from past seasons. Cronica Leonina! Desisto, como pode ser possível que não tenhamos ganho um único jogo em Outubro. Contra o Arsenal percebe-se, mas Arouca? Académico de Viseu? Vizela? E depois disto ninguém acaba despedido, que diabo se passa com o Sporting? A direção só podem ser um bando de velhos cegos e surdos! Obrigado a quem segue e sobretudo a quem comenta!

Ja muito estamos noa a fazer Isso so daqui a umas epocas valentes... Esse mesmo

CBP a retirar ideias da excelente organizacao dos jogos olimpicos de Berlin 1936

Tirando o Salzburg o resto das equipas fora da Europa ja fazem um brilharete se sairem da fase de grupos, sendo que a maior percentagem de alguma ficar nos top8 'e o River com 20%....segundo o modelo estatistico...

Percepcoes chora mais

Ah e tal, um pais cheio de democracia e liberdade de expressao...Brasil https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2025/06/07/brazil-comedian-leo-lins-free-speech/ Ah e tal, Argentina fascistas do crl que num ano ja teem menos probeza do que durante todo o ultimo mandato que era tao bom...

Foi pena nao teres conseguido ultrapassar o SPorting naquele tramo final

September 28th, 2029 - Oh these competitions. It was another historic day for the club as on the 4th of August for the first time in their history, Sheffield F.C. played a League Two game. It was true that there were only 15 games from the senior team and Dolbeth had to play with 6 youth players on the bench. Fleetwood Town playing at home had been far from courteous to the team with their coach, EPL legend Wayne Rooney, stating that “Sheffield would struggle to stay up”…It seems that these words were what the team needed for a performance that will be long in the memory of the fans, as despite a even game, out of 11 shots on target, the boys managed to convert it in 7 goals, for a terrific 1-7 win that left the fans of Fleetwood waving white clothes at the team! Nothing could have prepared the Sheffield supporters for this fiery performance, but was it just the first game or was the team really that good? Well it was certainly not the game against Premier League side Norwich City away in the club’s first ever participation in the Carabao Cup that would prove so…1-4 defeat and not much to say in a very unbalanced game. Back in the league, slowly some reinforcements started to arrive, but more to fill the squad than anything else, as all the free transfers did not seem to be at the level of the already present players for that position. That said it was good not to see 75% of the bench full of youngsters just to fill the quota. The first game of the regular season in the Home of Football, was another good display against historic Wimbledon, followed by another draw, with the team letting a 2-0 advantage go to waste in the last few minutes of injury time. So, it seemed that the first initial victory was more of a one-time-thing than anything else, especially in the 4th league match when at home the boys could not match the technical and physical superiority of Carlisle United, which grabbed the 3 points deservedly. August was gone an Sheffield FC was still lacking a proper right wing and some backup in defense, so the team still felt short when in September 1st the boys visited Gillingham. Still, it was a very decent performance with Dolbeth experimenting a bit and the 3-1 victory although excessive was a fair result. Also, for the first time, Sheffield was going to be playing at the Bristol Street Motors Trophy (Papa John’s in the past) and here Carlos did field a more rotated squad, which could not provide a challenge against the likes of West Bromwich Albion. It was not a competition where anyone was expecting much from the boys, especially given their next amazing display home against one of the title contenders and 100% victorious until that game, Port Vale. Great game and a very good result that brought the team to the playoff spots. The next two games were of a lower quality with a very boring and unexpected defeat against Newport County and for the third time in the last few months another big lead wasted in the last few minutes as Sheffield managed to be up 3-0 in Bradford, only to let the home team comeback to a 3-3 draw in the last minutes of the game. Still no real complaints as Carlos has the team in a very decent 9th place! Cronica Leonina! Mais um início de brandar aos céus… perdemos a super taca para os morcões, depois perdemos na primeira jornada com os lampiões, com o Boavista uns dias depois, com o Braga para a Champions e com o Farense para a taca da caricas. Ou seja, se não for contra os coxinhos não conseguimos vencer um jogo. Pior, este ano vamos em quinto lugar e mais uma vez parece que ninguém quer saber disto! Obrigado a quem segue e sobretudo a quem comenta!

Vamos ver.. Sera? Vamos ver...curtissimo Thanks Eu nao sei...se acredito

A realidade 'e esta, es de longe o melhor quarto mas nos jogos contra os grandes ainda se notam diferencas....

Esta m*rda de competicao 'e tao insignificante que aqui ate estam a dar bilhetes de borla com medo que os estadios estejam desertos em jogos onde nao estejam equipas mexicanas ou um Real Madrid da vida

Priority is the answer - no aeroporto em Lx entre chegar e estar sentado no lounge raramente passam mais de 15 min, no Porto so voei de/para la umas duas vezes e a ultima ja foi ha uns anos valentes

Bem na Europa mas tiveste ali umas derrotas comprometedoras a nivel nacional...ainda 'e cedo mas ha que melhorar...o Braga esta na boca da amargura!

August 3rd, 2029 - The "Ferreira" Soap Opera The climb to League Two was anything but smooth. Reality did bite quick to show that the club was ill-prepared to face a higher level of opponents and infrastructure. The first board meeting of June was to decide on a stadium expansion which would bring a couple of more thousand seats, still far from any other club in the 4th tier of English football. In worse shape even was the academy with the players now having most of the pre-season at the Sheffield United training ground. If that was not enough, for the 5th year in a row, there was not much coming out of the youth team, who also performed very averagely in their league in the past seasons. With some “older” players leaving the side at the end of their contracts, the most influential players returning to their clubs on loan and some small “sharks” trying to poach the best player, the start of the season had a 13-man squad. Of course, I was talking about Matheos Ferreira, who had no less than 7 League One players placing bid on the youngster on a daily basis…the club did try to resist and a three weeklong soap opera, including some local news crews and some banners from the newly formed Home of Football ultras ensued. In the end it was too much cash to refuse and following 3 bids at half a million Euros, Matheos accepted a contract with Carlisle United. It was rumored that a loan-back for a single season would still be on the table but it ended up not materializing. It was one less player and in terms of new faces, very little was seen besides some good prospect youngster arriving once again from the other two Sheffield-based teams. Stricker Adam Hilton seems to have the capability to forget Stewart Lopez, who went back to United and Renshaw has everything to become the main pass distributor in the center of the field. That said the squad only has 15 players at the start of the first official game and taking out the midfield, there is a lack of players in every other position. The same could not be said from the staff, which now totaled almost as many coaches, scouts and physiotherapist than players, with Carlos opting to bring another Portuguese coach into the technical team, in Helder Batista. The pre-season friendlies were tough, Coventry City and Sunderland were teams clearly above Sheffield F.C. in the packing order, so the defeats were as expected, but a 1-4 result against Wealdstone saw some of the usual pub pundits raise a few eyebrows…the last two wins were solid on attack, but defensively the conceded 18 goals in 6 games, 3 per game on average which is worrisome. Starting this year in 3 cups and the League Two, the board had high expectations of a mid-table finish which was far from what the bookies were expecting, putting the boys in second to last in a league that had as favorites, Salford City, Shrewsbury Town, Barnsley and Wigan. At least in the cups, the expectations were not big… Cronica Leonina! Não há maneira de mandarmos o Amorim as couves, ainda por cima até fizeram uma figura razoável no Mundial de clubes, passamos o Inter nos oitavos e só perdemos nos quartos contra o Madrid que venceu aquilo. Agora nada disso desculpa os sucessivos terceiros lugares e gastarem 30 milhões de Euros num defesa esquerdo…enquanto que por menos os lampiões foram buscar o Trincão e o Bernardo Silva! Obrigado a quem segue e sobretudo a quem comenta!

@Ticampos Quem ganha isto?

Sim faltou mesmo apenas a taca Faltou essa cereja Facilissimo nao diria porque ali a meio depois de perdermos tantos jogadores ainda vacilamos muito

Unica resposta correcta La Maison Palmier Btw, falando de NY, fui hoje almocar ao Burger Joint, caiu muito de qualidade...infelizmente. Ja nao ia la ha uns 2 anos e nao volto de certeza...ha Hamburgers bastante melhores hoje em dia, a unica coisa que continua boa e farta sao as batatas

O Norte a dominar e bem na Europa...vamos ver se consegues mesmo destronar o Porto

Ja semi profissinais e agora depois de conquistares a peninsula de Setubal que venha o pais

June 29th, 2023 - A stranger calls Carlos Dolbeth was born in Nova Lisboa (Portuguese Ultramar Province), nowadays Luanda (Angola) in 1954 but with the Carnation revolution in 1974 and the subsequent independence of Angola, he soon came to Lisbon where he became a journalist, mostly in the sports section. During many years he was only a voice of some relatively unknown sports radio and Portuguese music programs. He never hid his love for Sporting Clube de Portugal and when the club started a tv channel (SportingTV) during the Bruno de Carvalho presidency in 2013, he was invited to have a weekly commentary on one of the many, very biased, programs. Soon he gathered a small following with various Youtube clips, due to his borderline demented comments… But as it is well known, Bruno de Carvalho would not last long as a president of the club and leaving in shame, the new presidency also wanted to have a “classier” approach to the SportingTV channel and Carlos was left without a presence on TV since 2018. He went back to Radio Amalia (a Portuguese music/popular radio with little market share) until in July 2023 he got a call on a +44 number. Initially he disregarded this as a scam call of some sort but after the third call in 10 minutes, he picked it up and before he could say “Who the fuck are you?” on the other side a man called Richard Tims said in a perfect sounding British English “I am the president of Sheffield F.C. and I have been waiting to give a job to someone with your passion for more than a decade!” Carlos was puzzled…” Sheffield United wants me? Or is it Sheffield Wednesday? To do what? A radio show?”. In a bit of a broken English Carlos answered, “Is this a joke?” but from the other line Richard Tims answered “You can go now to the airport and there will be a BA flight to take you to Manchester and from there a car will pick you up and drive you to Sheffield. If you leave now, you will be here by dinnertime, and we can discuss the contract and the conditions. Is this reasonable to you?”. Still taking in all the information Carlos told himself that worse comes to worse he had the chance to Old Trafford, so he answered “Yes, sure, I will be on my way” Cronica Leonina! Aquele Varandas e o Amorim até parecia que tinham feito alguma coisa de jeito, mas esta última época, um miserável quarto lugar, saída da taca bem cedinho…safou-se a participação na Europa, podíamos ter ganho aqueles mafiosos italianos nos quartos, mas já se sabe que a UEFA não gosta do Sporting. Depois venderam os putos que faziam falta como o Palhinha, o Nuno Mendes e o Matheus Nunes para irem buscar umas m*rda como o Rochinha e um grego que não jogava um crl…não se podia esperar melhor. Obrigado a quem segue e sobretudo a quem comenta!