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Joaquim Pereira da
Silva (born 19
November 1974),
known as
Martelinho, is a
Portuguese retired footballer who pla**** as a
right winger,
currently a manager...
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Bolivian free-kick
specialist Erwin Sánchez in
attacking midfield, Duda and
Martelinho on the wings, and
Brazilian striker Elpídio
Silva was the club's top scorer...
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director of his
hometown club Lusitânia FC. In
March 2017, he
replaced Martelinho as its
manager in the
Aveiro Football ****ociation's
first district league...
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significado quase desconhecido". TSF.
Retrieved 2015-06-24. "Sabe como
nasceu o
martelinho do São João?".
Dinheiro Vivo.
Retrieved 2015-06-24.
Margaret Read MacDonald...
- No. Pos.
Nation Player 15 DF FRA
Quevedo 16 FW POR
Martelinho 17 DF POR
Litos 18 MF POR
Pedro Santos 19 FW BRA Rogério 20 FW POR
Jorge Couto 21 MF...
- Mais ****ebol.
Retrieved 18 June 2020. "Boavista-FC Porto, 2–0 (Petit 43,
Martelinho 90)".
Record (in Portuguese). 20
January 2002.
Retrieved 3
October 2017...
- won
their only
first division title in 2001,
being barred by
younger Martelinho but
still contributing 17
matches and
three goals to the feat.
Couto scored...
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Batistuta 56'
Mangone 76'
Report Duda 54'
Pedro Jorge 57'
Couto 87'
Martelinho 90' Stadium:
Stadio Olimpico Attendance: 10,831 Referee: Éric Poulat...
- 26
October 2002 8
Boavista 1–2
Sporting CP
Porto Martelinho 70'
Jardel 44' (pen.)
Ronaldo 88'...
- 13
seasons in
Tercera División Fran Castaño
Aitor Díaz Óscar Guimeráns
Martelinho Lautaro de León
Official website (in Spanish) ****bolme team
profile (in...
