Gonçalo Cardoso has today put pen to paper on a 5-year deal taking him from Boavista FC to the East End of London. Aaron Barton for Próxima Jornada looks at who Gonçalo Cardoso is and gives West Ham supporters an insight into what they can expect from their new signing. Cardoso had his first tasteContinue reading “Gonçalo Cardoso signs for West Ham United”
Category Archives: The Portuguese Abroad
Bruno Jordão and Pedro Neto sign for Wolves
Wolverhampton Wanderers yesterday announced the double-signing of Portuguese duo Bruno Jordão and Pedro Neto! I was recently asked to answer a few, short questions on both players for an Italian based Lazio publication. I have transcriped the interview below to give any Wolves fans a quick idea of their new signings! 1. What are your initialContinue reading “Bruno Jordão and Pedro Neto sign for Wolves”
Ricardo Quaresma and The Trivela: A Brief History
Today marks the anniversary of Ricardo Quaresma’s first goal for Portugal, a now-famous trivela against Belgium in 2007. I found myself at home watching this goal that happened some 12 years ago, over and over again, still in the same state of shock and awe that I was when I first witnessed it. It gaveContinue reading “Ricardo Quaresma and The Trivela: A Brief History”
A Tale of Two Derbies: Marco Silva’s first season in charge of Everton FC
As the Premier League season begins to come to a close, Próxima Jornada looks at Silva’s first season in charge of Everton, analyses the key moments and looks to the future of this great club and its Portuguese manager. As Marco Silva was announced as Everton manager, opinions differed depending on who you spoke to.Continue reading “A Tale of Two Derbies: Marco Silva’s first season in charge of Everton FC”
José Gomes and the Reading Revival
José Gomes has brought back a positive vibe to the Madejski and seems to have the Reading fanbase on board, Próxima Jornada looks at how Gomes has done and how he has managed to make such a great impact. Paul Clement was removed from his position due to a run of desperately poor results whichContinue reading “José Gomes and the Reading Revival”
