FC Porto - Andebol

[Visitante]

Ao que parece, o salina rompeu ligamentos de um joelho, por isso não deve jogar mais esta época. Digo só que isto foi-me dito numa conversa com amigos do andebol, que conhecem o meio mas como é óbvio, não tenho 100% de certeza que isto seja verdade.

[Visitante]

FC Porto Vitalis-Passos Manuel, 33-24

Andebol 1, 20.ª jornada

2 de Fevereiro de 2014

Dragão Caixa

 

Árbitros: Bruno Rodrigues e Carlos Capela (Aveiro)

 

FC PORTO VITALIS: Quintana (g.r.), Gilberto Duarte (3), Wilson Davyes (4), João Ferraz (4), Alexis Hernandez (5), Mick Schubert (5) e Ricardo Moreira (4)

Também jogaram: Hugo Laurentino (g.r.), Pedro Spínola, Belmiro Alves (3), Miguel Martins (1), Nuno Carvalhais (1), Hugo Santos (3) e Miguel Sarmento

Treinador: Ljubomir Obradovic

 

PASSOS MANUEL: Alexandre Moura (g.r.), Pedro Sequeira (7), Belone Moreira (6), Hugo Fernandes (2), David Piedade (1), David Pinto e Fernando Ramos (2)

Também jogaram: Ângelo Monteiro (g.r.), Benedito Donge, Bruno Cunha (1), Vladimiro Bonaparte (2), Diogo Lopes (2) e Bruno Magalhães (1)

Treinador: João Comédias

 

Ao intervalo: 18-12

 

Sem surpresas. Sexta recebemos o Kielce, acho que vai doer... :|

[Kendrick Lmao]

 

:heart:

[Josep]

Gosto bastante do Mick. Foi uma contratação muito acertada. E parece-me que até segue o Clube com mínima paixão. Vai estando presente nos jogos das outras modalidades. Muito fixe.

[Visitante]

sorteio quartos

 

Sporting-FCP

Asantas-Benfica

fermentões-xico

maia-abc/hort

 

jogos a 1/3

[RAG]

6ª feira dia 7

20:30

 

FC Porto Vitalis-KielceAndebol - Champions League - Dragão Caixa

Editado 5 Fevereiro 2014 por RAG

[Klebergol]

1 de março contra o Sporting em Lisboa? A ver se jogam em Loures, que vou lá ver.

[Hawkeye]

Estamos a jogar para a Liga dos Campeões e ninguém comenta :cadeirada:

 

Aos 25 minutos perdemos 13-15

[Visitante]

Que entrada na 2ª parte... :|

 

se não vencermos acho que arrumamos de vez

Editado 7 Fevereiro 2014 por Visitante

[Visitante]

depois do Tiago e do Daymaro lesionados, agora está ali o Alexis a ser assistido, que crl... :lol:

tá fino, vá lá.

nem fez um mau jogo

 

_

 

finito, 30-35. não foi má réplica depois daquele mau início, mas neste momento não dava para muito mais.

Na prática, a Champions acabou para nós, mas pronto, cabeça erguida :) foi pena a inexperiência dos primeiros jogos e tanta lesão pelo meio, talvez tivesse sido possível algo ainda melhor...

 

só faltam dois jogos agora, Dunkerque e Kiel, ambos fora

 

Ljubomir Obradovic fez alinhar a seguinte equipa:

 

Alfredo Quintana (gr), Gilberto Duarte (9), Wilson Davyes (4), Alexis Hernandez (4), Mick Schubert (6), Ricardo Moreira (1) e João Ferraz (1). Jogaram ainda: Hugo Laurentino (gr), Nuno Carvalhais e Pedro Spínola (5).

Editado 7 Fevereiro 2014 por Visitante

[Poeira]

Do que fui vendo até jogaram bem, mas não há hipótese, os polacos têm outra estaleca.

 

O Gilberto está um maquinão.

[RAG]

Máquina é o Micka!

[Visitante]

Tiago Rocha

Um sentimento triste por não ter dado o meu contributo mas um grande jogo dos meus colegas. #fcporto #fcportoandebol #somosporto #ehfcl

 

:heart:

[Kendrick Lmao]

http://www.laola1.tv/en-int/video/top-5-saves-round-8/153766.html

 

Hugo Laurentino #3 no top5 best saves da ultima round

mto bom

[Visitante]

a 1ª, pqp

 

Schubert com o 2º melhor golo: https://cdn.laola1.tv/partner/v4player/v5iframed.php?identifier=ehfcl&play=153765

 

E Spínola tb em evidência, Player of round 8: Pedro Spinola: http://www.laola1.tv/en-int/video/player-of-round-8-pedro-spinola/153760.html

 

tão bons, estes miminhos :happy:

[Peplin]

Excelente golo, o 3º melhor!

 

É sempre bom ver os nossos craques em destaque.

[Visitante]

[Visitante]

WE HAVE TO LOSE SOME RESPECT FOR OPPONENTS

 

 

Southern Portuguese habitants are known for their slowness and laziness, well FC Porto’s goalkeeper Hugo Laurentino might have those characteristics, but he certainly does not show them on the handball court.

 

When he gets between the posts there is nothing else in his mind, that calm personality just goes away, nothing else exists but the handball match, this is how he describes the sensation.

 

The 29-year-old is from Évora, loves to fish and go hunting and likes to take naps everyday, as he says it helps him restore his energy quickly, so he is ready to get back to one of the sport that matters most for him - handball.

 

When he began playing handball, his coach sent him in goal because he was too chubby and short. It was like destiny mixed with irony, as his father and brother were also goalkeepers. At the age of 16 he travelled to the north of the country to play in Porto, when he realised that he could really be a top class keeper and since then he never let his dreams run away, winning titles and reaching the highest level a Portuguese goalkeeper has achieved.

 

This season he accomplished one of them, which was to play in the VELUX EHF Champions League, but as we will see below, he still has some important goals to fight for.

 

As he meets ehfcl.com after practice, his serenity comes with him, yet not without the thrill of speaking about this years competition, a feeling which was well present throughout our interview, that even had an unexpected and curious guest, Mick Schubert.

 

ehfCL.com: Only two games left. What’s your mentality going into them?

 

Hugo Laurentino: We want to show everyone that we didn’t come here to be last, so we will give our best to do that. Also, there’s the extra motivation to play in Kiel’s arena, which is something I personally think every handball player wishes to do, this will certainly be a great experience for all of us.

 

ehfCL.com: Your participation is almost over this season, is there room to improve next year?

 

Hugo Laurentino: Of course there is. If we look at the age average of our team we only have three players over 25, so there is plenty of room for improvement. If we had started playing this competitions four or five years ago maybe things would be a lot different. I truly believe that next year we can do much better with the experience we gained with this seasons’ Champions League.

 

ehfCL.com: Looking at the stats now, in Group B FC Porto is the team which concedes the most goals, yet in any other group, would have at least three teams conceding more. What does this tell you?

 

Hugo Laurentino: Well, we have Kiel and Kielce in our group, who could win the title this season. I think we had a bit of bad luck in the draw by the way, playing Kiel and Kielce in the group phase. Maybe we are forced to open up our defence a bit more with these teams playing as fast as they do. For example, in our last match we scored 30 goals; we would never lose a match here in Portugal with these numbers.

 

ehfCL.com: What does FC Porto need to change to do better?

 

Hugo Laurentino: We are working in the right direction, maybe the crucial factor is to lose the respect we have for our opponents. We are used to see our adversaries on the internet and tv, so I think we have too much respect for them, if we do that and let the respect be mutual, we can do much more damage.

 

ehfCL.com: What about playing in the VELUX EHF Champions League, was is a dream for you?

 

Hugo Laurentino: It was one of my main objectives as a handball player of course, to play in this competition, one of the best in our sport’s world, and competing here with FC Porto where I spent my best days, my other family that helped me achive the level I have today.

 

Another major goal is to play an EHF EURO or World Championship with my National team, something that we still have yet to achieve.

 

ehfCL.com: Was it a shock to face clubs at this level after so many years competing in the domestic competitions?

 

Hugo Laurentino: Not a shock in a bad way because it’s these kinds of big matches we want to play in our careers, nobody needs to motivate us to do that, as we play against our idols. The bigger contrast was definitely the physical one, once most of the teams are much heavier and taller, and despite having very competitive matches here in Portugal against Benfica and Sporting, it’s nothing compared to Kielce or Kiel for example.

 

Then it’s difficult to get back to our reality in the domestic league, because I would love to play all the matches with the same intensity as there is in the Champions League games.

 

ehfCL.com: Speaking about idols, who are yours?

 

Hugo Laurentino: I love to watchThierry Omeyer (Montpellier), he is definitely my favourite. We exchenged thoughts last summer in Croatia (training centre) and he helped me a lot. Lately also started to look into Saric (Barcelona) who plays differently to everybody else and has success.

 

ehfCL.com: When did you realise you could be a good goalkeeper?

 

Hugo Laurentino: It started as a kid, when I was short and a bit too fat to play up front, so my coach sent me to the goal. I realised that I could be a decent keeper when I was invited to come to Porto and train here. Then I started to be called for the youth national teams, which made me see that I could build my life as a handball goalkeeper.

 

ehfCL.com: Every goalkeeper needs a string of madness, do you have it in you?

 

Hugo Laurentino: I guess so. That and a lot of courage, which is something I’m sure all my goalkeeper colleagues share with me. In the games I don’t hide my head, in fact, I even try to get saves with it when I see that’s the only way to go, but not in practice, I’m not that crazy.

 

We cannot fear the shots, we always have to attack the ball and not the opposite. Against Wisla Plock, Marcín Wichary was hit in the face by Ferraz and he got up like it was nothing, rejoicing his team. Well the day before I was in the same situation and had to stop for a while.

 

ehfCL.com: Was there any player that you just could not handle?

 

Hugo Laurentino: So far the wingers from Kielce, Cupic and Strlek were the ones giving me more headaches, because I never knew what they were going to do.

 

ehfCL.com: Still, you were able to get into the top 5 saves of the round selection.

 

Hugo Laurentino: It’s true; at the time I didn’t think I was that fast with my leg, but when I woke up the next day and I had my wife telling me I got into the list, and everyone in the arena congratulating me it made me very proud to get there.

 

ehfCL.com: Do you feel better as a goalkeeper after this experience?

 

Hugo Laurentino: I do, and the main thing I’ve learned was that we can’t lower our arms, otherwise the other team wil punish us. Take our early second half’s performance as an example, when we concede a lot of goals in a short period of time.

 

It’s also clear that the teams have a consistent style of play, they keep the same level of play; instead we have very good periods and very bad periods, that’s what we have to fix.

 

http://www.ehfcl.com/men/2013-14/article/18608/We+have+to+lose+some+respect+for+opponents

[Perdigas]

Grande Tino

[Visitante]

 

Resende :heart:

[RAG]

Colocaste o mesmo vídeo duas vezes para ver se estamos atentos? :mrgreen:

[Hawkeye]

Eu vi isso no Domingo Desportivo que deu no RTP Memória esta semana x)

[RAG]

às 17h na Sport Tv 1, com o Dunkerque

[Hawkeye]

Estamos a jogar bem para já

 

E gosto de ver ali alguns adeptos nossos, muito bem :)

[Visitante]

"POOOORTO" a ecoar no pavilhão, f*da-se :prayer: que grandiosos. até gajos de casas da bélgica e o crl estão lá

 

e ainda há quem tenha coragem de dizer que somos um clube regional, pequenino e não sei quê e não sei que mais :lol:

 

12-12 perto do intervalo, mas acho que vai ser sol de pouca dura, não acredito que vençamos. Ainda por cima com árbitros tão caseirinhos lol, ser a equipa com menor dimensão do grupo é f*da