AldoKemp-1
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Not going to take anything away from him this is superb but I wonder if hes ever cost his team any important games by missing a free kick and being hit on the counter ?
Not going to take anything away from him this is superb but I wonder if hes ever cost his team any important games by missing a free kick and being hit on the counter ?
I don't think he should have been booked.I know players get booked for taking there top off but he was wearing another top underneath.Getting booked for taking your top off is stupid and I dont see why it is a bookable offense I mean what is it for public nuditiy which wouldnt matter in this case because he is wearing another top.Just down right stupid if you ask me.
Anyway fair play to the man a great player and a goodgoalkeeper who is always there to help his team.Always for some reason tried to sign him in fm but he wouldnt leave for West Brom![]()
RIO DE JANEIRO, March 27 (Reuters) - Goalkeeper Rogerio Ceni scored the 100th goal of his career to give Sao Paulo a 2-1 win over arch-rivals Corinthians in a pulsating Paulista championship derby marred by three red cards on Sunday.
Rogerio, who holds the world record for goals scored by a goalkeeper, placed a free kick in the top right corner nine minutes into the second half to put Sao Paulo 2-0 up.
The 38-year-old former Brazil goalkeeper, a reserve when his country won their record fifth title in Asia in 2002, was booked for taking off his jersey as he celebrated.
"When a goalkeeper goes on to the pitch he doesn't think about scoring a goal but it turned out the way I wanted," Rogerio told a throng of reporters after the match at a neutral venue in the city of Barueri.
Sao Paulo had gone 11 games since 2007 without beating Corinthians, but their keeper's record strike spurred his team to victory in a match riddled with chances.
"I don't care who our opponents are, but it certainly is important to our fans," said Rogerio, who secured the win by also doing his main job properly with several good saves including one with his foot from striker Liedson's bicycle kick in added time.
Corinthians had defender Alessandro sent off in the 73rd minute and striker Dentinho, who pulled a goal back in the 67th, for their second yellow card offences.
Sao Paulo striker Dagoberto, who opened the scoring four minutes before halftime, was also shown the red card after a second booking in the 68th.
Sao Paulo climbed to second in the Paulista (Sao Paulo) state championship standings, ahead of Corinthians on goal difference. Luis Felipe Scolari's Palmeiras are one point ahead at the top.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/feedarticle/9567299
Amazing.. Some strikers don't even reach 100 goals, yet a GK has.
I don't think he should have been booked.I know players get booked for taking there top off but he was wearing another top underneath.Getting booked for taking your top off is stupid and I dont see why it is a bookable offense I mean what is it for public nuditiy which wouldnt matter in this case because he is wearing another top.Just down right stupid if you ask me.
Anyway fair play to the man a great player and a goodgoalkeeper who is always there to help his team.Always for some reason tried to sign him in fm but he wouldnt leave for West Brom![]()