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Listed below are comments made by Alimana between Monday, 10th August 2009 and Monday, 9th November 2009.

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Brazil's new breed of guard dog 7:03pm on 09 Nov 2009 Fernando Redondo was the best in that position and the type of player this Brazil needs.
Lessons to learn for Colombia & Ecuador 2:53pm on 19 Oct 2009 #15,

The great difference with the ZASA team and this one is that the current one is more complete and don't depend on just two great players.
Lessons to learn for Colombia & Ecuador 2:50pm on 19 Oct 2009 #10,

Plus, to me, Ecuador were one of the most exciting teams in Germany 2006. They tore apart Poland when no one expected it.
Lessons to learn for Colombia & Ecuador 2:22pm on 19 Oct 2009 #10

"nbody will miss them from the tournament"

I really hate it when people make such stupid comments. It shows a lot of disrespect.
Lessons to learn for Colombia & Ecuador 12:29pm on 19 Oct 2009 Nice article which indirectly highlights the great accomplishment of Paraguay, a country with only 6 million people. The Albirroja is heading to their 4th successive Fifa World Cup. The new generation of players picked up where the one led by Jose Chilavert left.
Uruguay face tactical dilemma 10:23pm on 06 Oct 2009 Many people talk about the altitude as being the key factor of Ecuador's rise in South America. But if altitude was such a deciding factor, then how come Bolivia sucks so much?

It all comes down to having good players. Ecuador is where it is because of its players, not because of Quito.
Uruguay face tactical dilemma 6:54pm on 06 Oct 2009 #44

Just because they stand out in Olimpia doesn't mean they are that good. Okay, maybe Rodrigo Rojas has something to offer but Molinas? Do you really see potential in him? I think Luis Caceres from Cerro Porteño is a far better player.
Uruguay face tactical dilemma 4:23pm on 06 Oct 2009 #35

You are clearly a fan of Olimpia. No other explanation of why someone would want Molinas and Rojas in the National Team with so many players better than them.
Ecuadorian stars emerge from the shadows 10:32pm on 16 Aug 2009 Mr. Coelho, what kind of Dr. are you?
Ecuadorian stars emerge from the shadows 3:47pm on 10 Aug 2009 Hi Tim,

Nice article, I too think that Ecuadorian football has come a long a way. The National Team is strong and still on course for SA2010 and LDU has been one of the best teams in South America for a couple of years now.

With regards to Paulo Da Silva, he wasn't always a fan favorite with Paraguay fans but with Martino he has been outstanding at centre back. I think the move to Toluca did very well for his career and nowadays he forms an excellent centre back duo with Julio Caceres (bringing back memories of Ayala/Gamarra). I believe he's got what it takes to play in the EPL for years to come.

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