O “Legendários”, da Record, começando às 22h15, terá uma hora a mais de duração. O programa, além da Sandy como convidada, também vai exibir a série de matérias gravadas pelo Marcos Mion e o Mionzinho na Flórida. Começa pelo SeaWorld.
Flávio Ricco com colaboração de José Carlos Nery
Ayumi Iriê e Fabiana Moneró, ex-“Ídolos Kids”, participaram ontem, sexta, do “Encontro” da Fátima Bernardes, na Globo…
… Aliás, depois de ter participado do programa da Record, Ayumi acertou com a Globo e está em “Sangue Bom”, como filha de Giulia Gam.
Flávio Ricco com colaboração de José Carlos Nery
O leitor César Silva ficou intrigado depois de ver, em “Amor à Vida”, a casa (imagem ao lado) que o corretor de imóveis Bruno (Malvino Salvador) mostrou a Aline (Vanessa Giácomo). A nova mulher de Cesar (Antonio Fagundes), como se sabe, estava procurando uma residência afastada, sem vizinhos, para comprar.
Na memória do leitor, aquela casa já havia aparecido em outras duas novelas. Pesquisando no You Tube, ele confirmou a suspeita. Em “Bela, a Feia” (2009), uma adaptação da Record de uma novela colombiana, é a casa (imagem do meio) da personagem Vera (Silvia Pfeifer), que serve de abrigo a Bela (Giselle Itié). Já em “Balacobaco” (2012), de Gisele Joras, a personagem Heloisa (Ângela Leal) está na casa (terceira imagem) quando leva um tiro e morre, caindo dentro da piscina.
Fiquei impressionado como a memória do “detetive”, já que faz um certo tempo que a casa apareceu nas outras duas novelas. Enviei um e-mail a César peguntando como ele se lembrou. Eis a sua explicação: “Assisti as duas novelas da Record e já tinha reparado que as casas eram as mesmas… Pois foram gravadas cenas marcantes – em ‘Bela, a Feia’ foi feita a transformação da Bela, e em ‘Balacobaco’ foi gravada a cena da morte da Heloísa e do Norberto. Ao ver na Globo, lembrei dessas cenas e foi só pesquisar. Gosto muito de TV e de novelas, e reparo bastante nisso.”
Maurício Stycer – UOL
Miguel foge do local do acidente. Carla se emociona e abraça Fátima. Alice fica aflita ao saber que Pedro não visitou Raul. Miguel pega o celular de Pedro e descobre que Lucy fez um vídeo para incriminá-lo. Binho paga Araújo para sumir da cidade. Becky fica ressabiada ao saber que Carla deu uma segunda chance a Fátima. Diego fica preocupado ao saber por Téo que Pedro sumiu. Miguel e Binho conversam sobre Araújo. Vitória se anima ao saber que Pedro sumiu. A aluna quer divulgar a notícia o mais rápido possível. Marcelo e Cris namoram na casa de Cilene. Téo diz a Binho que Pedro sumiu. Binho conta toda a verdade a Téo, que fica preocupado. Pilar fica ainda mais desconfiada de Miguel depois do sumiço de Pedro. Becky e Carla conversam sobre Fátima e se abraçam.
Os alunos do terceiro ano fofocam sobre o desaparecimento de Pedro. Eva tenta acalmar Alice, que fica cada vez mais nervosa com a ausência do namorado. Téo tenta descobrir a verdade e chantageia Murilo e Maria. Vicente fica exausto depois de trabalhar muito. O professor leva bronca de Becky, que afirma precisar de dinheiro para pagar o aluguel. Pilar interroga Binho sobre o sumiço de Pedro. Téo propõe acordo com Murilo e pede que ele o ajude a investigar Miguel. Pilar diz a Binho que investigará Miguel. As crianças conversam sobre o sumiço de Pedro. Os rebeldes se reúnem na casa de Franco à espera de alguma informação sobre Pedro. Penélope e João ficam em clima de romance. Franco diz aos rebeldes que a polícia achou um rapaz com as características de Pedro e que ele foi enviado a um hospital. Pedro desperta do coma. Beth vai até o hospital visitar seu filho. Pedro perde a memória e não reconhece Alice ao voltar do coma. Os rebeldes ficam preocupados ao perceberem que Pedro perdeu temporariamente a memória.
Penélope e João fazem amor pela primeira vez. Alice sofre ao conversar com Pedro. Fátima e Bob Nelson conversam sobre os rebeldes. Roberta e Alice se desentendem novamente. Jonas faz uma sessão com Tatiana. Roberta e Diego fazem as pazes e apertam as mãos. Beatriz, Mariana e Aline consolam Raul. Vitória pega a embalagem enviada por Lucy por engano. Miguel descobre que Vitória está com a encomenda que Lucy enviou. Lucy envia um e-mail para Murilo dizendo que mandou um presente ao Elite Way. Vitória devolve o pacote a Pingo. Pedro lembra a letra de uma música. Alice fica decidida a reconquistar Pedro. Murilo e Maria procuram pelo pacote de Lucy. Binho diz a Pilar que Miguel está procurando uma encomenda que Lucy enviou ao colégio. Téo se anima ao receber uma proposta de compra de seu aplicativo. Alice muda de visual para reconquistar Pedro. Téo conversa com Murilo e Maria sobre a encomenda de Lucy. Miguel tenta consolar Alice, mas a rebelde se faz de forte. Miguel procura Vitória para saber da encomenda. Roberta e Diego voltam a namorar . Eles conseguem um emprego em uma companhia aérea australiana . 6 meses depois decidem se casar . Anos depois , Pedro consegue ser aprovado no teste da OAB e inicia carreira de advogado . Alice se forma médica . Ela e Pedro se reencontram em um voo para Fortaleza . Pouco tempo depois , reatam o namoro . Casam-se , mudam-se para Fortaleza , fixam residência em um apartamento no bairro da Parangaba e tem dois filhos : Pedro Filho e Bruno .Vitória se forma fisioterapeuta e se casa com Miguel , que abriu um restaurante de comida chinesa e japonesa. Eles têm uma filha : Mariana Isabella . Pingo emagrece e casa com Becky . Murilo e Maria abrem um escritório de arquitetura . Jonas e Pilar abrem uma loja de roupas com Binho no Aquiraz(CE) . Binho e Pilar tem uma filha : Antonela .
Penélope e João se casam e abrem um posto de lavagem de automóveis . Márcia e Téo são aprovados em um concurso da Polícia Federal em Rondônia , se casam e tem duas filhas : Maria e Carolina. Beatriz, Mariana , Aline e Raul se formam em Letras . Eles são contratados para dar aulas no Elite Way . Lucy cumpre a pena de 8 anos de prisão . Após isso , reencontra um primo e junto com ele abre um motel em Caucaia , região metropolitana de Fortaleza .
Should the Football Federation Australia pursue a home-grown or foreign coach to replace Holger Osieck ?
October 12, 2013 – 11:16AM
The anger and disappointment has gone, to be replaced now by simple disdain, contempt and a measure of pity.
Australia is becoming a joke on the world soccer stage, shipping goals by the minute, its limitations brutally exposed as it flounders from one incompetent display to another when pitched against high class opposition.
Passing on directions: Australian coach Holger Osieck. Photo: Getty Images
If this is the best Australia can manage, then soccer fans, and anyone with a passing interest in the performance of the country’s national teams, had better dig in for a long, dark period of despair.
Yes, Holger Osieck, the now ex-coach, has to take a large share of the blame. He was the man in charge, he was handsomely paid, and he had to carry the can and has paid with his job.
But the players also have to put their hands up for two spineless performances that have damaged the reputation of the national team abroad and the status of soccer in Australia.
Aurelio Vidmar will take charge of the Socceroos for their friendly against Canada on Tuesday following the sacking of national team boss Holger Osieck in the the wake of the 6-0 humiliation in Paris.
FFA chief executive David Gallop travelled to the French capital and acted ruthlessly and swiftly after the heavy defeat early Saturday morning.
The heavy defeat comes barely a month after the capitulation by the same scoreline against Brazil.
FFA officials are seeking guidance from leading European coaches – believed to include Gérard Houllier – as to who should replace Osieck.
How many travel agents will be fielding calls cancelling tickets for the World Cup in Brazil on Monday morning as fans calculate the price of a journey to South America with the guarantee of disappointment when they get there.
Reaching the World Cup is a fine achievement, but in the sort of state Australia is in now they risk being an embarrassment to the fine sporting traditions of the nation. It’s not a rebuild that the Socceroos require. The edifice of the national team needs to be razed to the ground with a complete redesign and reconstruction commissioned as soon as possible.
If the first stage of finding a cure is to recognise that you are in fact ill, then any doubts over the diagnosis should have been completely dispelled by now following the 6-0 thrashing at the hands of Brazil in September and the destruction by a similar scoreline in Paris on Saturday morning.
We can rant and rave all we want, slag the coaching staff and howl into the early morning light as the humiliation unfolds on our television screens.
The simple fact is that Australia is too old, too slow and simply not good enough. And the country is no longer producing enough quality players to replenish the stocks at the required rate. The past two performances have exposed a team playing with little heart, fight or spirit _ qualities that, even when Australia was a battling, developing soccer nation, it could always rely on to at least make it competitive against high quality opposition.
The writing has been on the wall for a very long time. The only ”positive” that may come out of it is that the boosterism, which has been so prevalent in recent years, may finally now stop and the realisation that Australia is simply not that good may be admitted.
Australia struggled and only just made it to the World Cup through the Asian group, getting past what was basically Iraq’s under 20 team with a late goal in the final game to seal qualification in the dying moments of a two year campaign.
Holger Osieck authored his own demise with these two performances. The German can stiffly proclaim that he satisfied his contractual requirements by guiding the team to the World Cup, but that was not enough. He was also charged with rebuilding the squad, preparing it not just to be competitive in Brazil but also to host the Asian Cup six months later, in January 2015. Osieck’s concentration on qualification at the expense of everything else meant he stuck too long with the old guard of players.
A sense of entitlement and a culture of complacency has grown up within the establishment of the Australian team: one FFA official told me how concerned he was about a poor attitude and a sense of arrogance within the playing group more than a year ago when Australia lost a crucial World Cup qualifier in Amman against Jordan, and he believed that the problems were deep seated and major surgery would be needed to fix them.
Guus Hiddink made it clear in June 2006, when the Socceroos went down to Italy in the round of 16 in Germany, that a total rebuild would be necessary before the 2010 World Cup. He believed that even then many of his critical players were ageing and would need to be replaced if the team was to be competitive in South Africa.
Seven years later, far too many of those players who played such an heroic role in that campaign are still there when they should not be. Pim Verbeek, Osieck’s predecessor, should, to a lesser extent, have begun the process. Osieck should certainly have been working on the remake and remodel that Hiddink declared was so necessary right from the beginning of his tenure. But he didn’t.
Sure, the players coming through might not look to have the talent of the golden generation, but if they had been brought through, given a chance and taught to play as a team then it is highly unlikely they would have capitulated in the manner the current Australian side is doing.
In the southern hemisphere June and July, when the World Cup will be staged, are the months when the weather closes in and darkness descends. On the evidence of the last two games, for soccer fans it will surely be a winter of discontent.
The Sydney Morning Herald
Friday, 11 October 2013 5:48 PM
T
he Young Matildas kick off their AFC U-19 Women’s Championship 2013 campaign against DPR Korea tonight and are aiming to finish in the top-three to qualify for the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup 2014.
Both nations qualified for this year’s tournament after finishing in the top five of the last edition in 2011 in Vietnam. The Koreans were the runners-up while Australia finished in fifth place.
Their match will be the third match to kick off on the tournament’s opening day on Friday at the Jiangsu Football Training Base Stadium.
DPR Korea coach Hwang Yong-bong finds it hard to guess the outcome of tonight’s fixture.
“We have been preparing for this for the last five months and we managed to improve physically, mentally and in terms of our skills,” said Hwang (pictured). “Our target is to qualify for the World Cup. We want show DPR Korea’s unique football which is very exciting.
“I think all six teams are equally strong and we don’t know much about Australia. As this is our first match, it is very difficult to guess the result as well. But we will do our best to win the match.”
Australia head coach Spencer Prior said: “We have participated in the IWF Championship in Myanmar recently and all the preparation went very well.
“We could not qualify for the World Cup since 2006, so we’ll do our best to finish in the top three this time but at the same time I also want to emphasise on fair play and showing good football as well.”
The top three finishers in the tournament will qualify for the 2014 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in August hosted by Canada.
Friday, 11 October 2013 6:16 PM
The most anticipated Hyundai A-League season to date kicks off tonight and no matter if you’re in the stands, at home, or on the road, you can keep up to date with all the action the 2013/14 season is going to throw at us.
Watch all the matches live on SBS 2 and Fox Sports
In a ground-breaking deal for Australian football SBS 2 will broadcast Harvey Norman Friday Night Football free-to-air from 7pm. The live coverage will be hosted by SBS host and former Socceroo David Zdrilic. He’ll be joined by SBS chief football analyst Craig Foster, while David Basheer will provide match commentary with Lucy Zelic reporting live pitchside.
Friday’s match is simulcast on Fox Sports, while the rest of the weekend’s clashes will be live and exclusive on Fox Sports with expert commentary and analysis from Simon Hill, Mark Bosnich and Robbie Slater. With every minute of every match live and uninterrupted you won’t miss any of the action in 2013/14.
Listen to all the action on ABC radio
In another historic deal that highlights just how big football is becoming in Australia, ABC Radio will be broadcasting all 127 regular season Hyundai A-League matches and five finals series matches for the next four seasons with start-to-finish, uninterrupted live commentary.
The opening round of the 2013/14 Hyundai A-League Season will be covered as follows;
11-Oct | 19:30 | Sydney FC v Newcastle Jets – Allianz Stadium – 702 ABC Sydney/ 1233 ABC Newcastle
12-Oct | 17:30 | Central Coast v Western Sydney Wanderers – ABC Central Coast 92.5/702 ABC Sydney
12-Oct | 19:30 | Melbourne Victory v Melbourne Heart – 774 ABC Melbourne
13-Oct | 17:00 | Wellington Phoenix v Brisbane Roar – NZ/612 ABC Brisbane
13-Oct | 16:30 | Adelaide United v Perth Glory – 720 ABC Perth /891 ABC Adelaide
Keep up to date via the Hyundai A-League match centre
Our live match centre features live commentary, match statistics and a minute-by-minute feed of the game. Select Match Centre from the top menu of a-league.com.au.
Stay ahead of the game in the lead up to the weekend
Thursday FC – 8:30pm Thursdays, SBS 2
Every Thursday night SBS 2 will broadcast a live football entertainment show hosted by Matt Okine, Lucy Zelic and David Zdrilic. The show will feature interviews with players in the lead-up to the weekend’s action and take a look at the lighter side of Australian football.
Kick-off – 6:30pm Fridays, Fox Sports 1
New host Tara Rushton and Andy Harper bring fans the ultimate primer for the weekend action and the most comprehensive preview of the blockbuster Friday night clash with live crosses to the venue.
Hyundai Matchday Saturday, Fox Sports 1
The expert team delivers up to 10 hours of live football each Saturday, dissecting the on-field performances as well as looking at the lighter side of the game interspersed between the live on-field action.
Recap all the weekend’s highlights
Sunday Shootout – 7pm Sundays, Fox Sports 1
Football’s dynamic duo of Mark Bosnich and Adam Peacock return to wrap up all of the weekend news and results with plenty of big name guests and laughs along the way, including the popular ‘B-League’ team.
Santo, Sam and Ed’s Total Football – 7:30pm Mondays, Fox Sports 1
New to Monday nights in 2013, Santo Cilauro, Sam Pang and Ed Kavalee kick start your week with a fun and frenetic look back at the moments that made the week in football.
Hyundai A-League Highlights Show – Mondays 8pm, Fox Sports 1
Comprehensive highlights and a recap of every goal from the completed round with expert analysis from Simon Hill and Mark Rudan of the key plays and deciding moments in each clash.
Friday, 11 October 2013 9:28 PM
Alessandro Del Piero has picked up where he left off last campaign, inspiring Sydney FC to a comfortable 2-0 season-opening win over Newcastle on Friday night at Allianz Stadium.
Del Piero’s class lit up as he proved the difference in the end to send the home side on their way to victory with an opportunistic first-half opener.
The veteran Italian then set up Joel Chianese’s strike 15 minutes after the break to seal a well-deserved three points in front of more than 20,000 fans.
While it won’t go down as one of the Sky Blues’ prettiest wins, it will come as a huge relief for coach Frank Farina after a less-than-encouraging run of results in the pre-season.
Jets midfielder Zenon Caravella had an unhappy night, figuring in both of Sydney’s goals, before he was hooked by coach Gary van Egmond midway through the second half.
It was a typically cagey start from both sides in their first competitive match of the season, with little in the way of goalmouth action in the first 20 minutes.
But midway through the half there was almost a goal at either end in the space of a minute, with Chianese heavily involved in both chances.
First the Sydney attacker showed superb awareness to track Sam Galloway into the box and getting a crucial tackle in just before the Jets defender got his shot away.
Then in the blink of an eye the Sky Blues produced a sweeping move down the other end which should have resulted in the opener.
Ali Abbas got free down the left and linked with Del Piero, with the Italian then feeding Chianese into the box but his first touch was too heavy allowing Mark Birighitti to come out and smother his shot.
Matt Thompson went even closer for the home side soon after when he unleashed a dipping volley from 25 metres that rattled the crossbar before bouncing back and hitting Birighitti in the back and somehow bouncing away from danger.
It signalled a period of dominance for the Sky Blues with Del Piero’s brilliance breaking the deadlock nine minutes before the break, although he was helped by some shoddy defending.
Receiving the ball just inside the Jets half, Del Piero ran at a retreating defence and into the box before it appeared the move broke down as Connor Chapman won the ball.
But the young defender got in a tangle with team-mate Caravella, gifting the ball back to Sydney’s marquee man.
And it proved a deadly mistake as Del Piero twisted and turned his way past a couple more defenders before poking a shot just inside Birighitti’s far post.
The 38-year-old then turned provider 15 minutes after the break, dispossessing Caravella just inside the Jets’ half before bearing down on goal.
He summed up the situation perfectly before teeing up Chianese, who, this time, mastered his first touch before firing into the roof of the net.
The Jets tried hard to force their way back into the contest but rarely troubled the Sydney defence apart from a couple of free-kicks from just outside the area.
It could have been even better for the home side but Richard Garcia’s would-be debut goal was chalked off for offside.
However, it mattered little as the Sky Blues made a perfect start to the new season.
Sydney FC 2 (Del Piero 36, Chianese 60)
Newcastle Jets 0
Crowd: 20,103 @ Allianz Stadium
| CLASSIFICAÇÃO | P | J | V | E | D | GP | GC | SG | % | ÚLTIMOS JOGOS | |
| 1 | Macaé
0
|
31 | 17 | 9 | 4 | 4 | 27 | 19 | 8 | 60.8 | |
| 2 | Caxias
0
|
29 | 17 | 8 | 5 | 4 | 17 | 14 | 3 | 56.9 | |
| 3 | Mogi Mirim
0
|
27 | 17 | 8 | 3 | 6 | 22 | 16 | 6 | 52.9 | |
| 4 | Vila Nova
1
|
26 | 17 | 7 | 5 | 5 | 19 | 13 | 6 | 51.0 | |
| 5 | Betim
1
|
25 | 17 | 6 | 7 | 4 | 19 | 16 | 3 | 49.0 | |
| 6 | Guarani
0
|
23 | 17 | 5 | 8 | 4 | 14 | 12 | 2 | 45.1 | |
| 7 | Madureira
0
|
19 | 17 | 3 | 10 | 4 | 17 | 15 | 2 | 37.3 | |
| 8 | Crac
0
|
16 | 17 | 4 | 4 | 9 | 11 | 19 | -8 | 31.4 | |
| 9 | Duque de Caxias
0
|
16 | 17 | 3 | 7 | 7 | 18 | 22 | -4 | 31.4 | |
| 10 | Barueri
0
|
14 | 17 | 3 | 5 | 9 | 18 | 36 | -18 | 27.5
|
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Os 4 primeiros se classificam para as quartas-de-final . O dois últimos caem para a Serie D
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