SC Rheindorf Altach Players - Ailton Goncalves Da Silva, Froylan Ledezma, Toma Jun, Nate Jaqua, Ze Elias, Roman Kienast, Pablo Chinchilla (Paperback)


Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 33. Chapters: Adolf Hutter, Ailton Goncalves da Silva, Alen Orman, Andreas Dober, Armand Benneker, Aytac Sulu, Christoph Schosswendter, Daniel Sereinig, Dario Baldauf, Dennis Mimm, Erik Regtop, Fernando Carreno, Florian Mader, Froylan Ledezma, Gennadiy Nizhegorodov, Gernot Suppan, Hannes Eder, Harun Erbek, Hrvoje Vukovi, Johannes Aigner, Josef Schicklgruber, Joshua Gatt, Jurgen Kauz, Jurgen Prutsch, Jurica Puljiz, Karsten Hutwelker, Leonardo Ferreira da Silva, Manuel Schmid, Mario Konrad, Mario Sara, Markus Kiesenebner, Martin Kobras, Martin Pusic, Matthias Cuntz, Mattias Sereinig, Mehmed Malko, Mihael Raji, Mirnel Sadovi, Modou Jagne, Nate Jaqua, Oliver Schnellrieder, Olubayo Adefemi, Orhan Ademi, Pablo Chinchilla, Patrick Pircher, Patrick Seeger, Pa Ousman Sonko, Petr Vo i ek, Roland Kirchler, Roman Kienast, Silva Reinaldo Ribeiro, Slavoljub or evi, Sr an Radonji, Stephan Kling, Thorsten Schick, Tiago Bernardini, Toma Jun, Tomi Correa, Vincenzo Zinna, Ze Elias. Excerpt: Ailton Goncalves da Silva (born 19 July 1973 in Mogeiro, Paraiba), usually known simply as Ailton, is a Brazilian football striker. Ailton's career began in Brazil, and he played in his homeland with Mogi Mirim EC, Santa Cruz FC and Guarani FC. He then moved to UANL Tigres in Mexico, which made way to a 1998-99 move to SV Werder Bremen in Germany. He had some difficulties in his first season, managing only two league goals, but developed into a strong service provider. Werder Bremen won the DFB-Pokal in 1999. However, Ailton did not take part in the final, which was won on penalties against Bayern Munich. In 1999-00 he scored twelve goals, 13 in 2000-01, 16 in 2001-02 and 2002-03, the following season bringing with it 28 goals. He won the Bundesliga and the German Cup with Werder Bremen. Due to his achievements at Bremen, he was selected in 2004 as the first foreigner to win the German Footballer of the Year award. The 2004-05 season saw a lucrative move to FC Schalke 04. Ailton has been known as an enfant terrible, giving emotional interviews full of melodrama when at both Bremen and Schalke. In July 2005, R za Cal mbay brought him to Be ikta for 3.5 million, but he failed to show his full potential. Be ikta management brought him to the team with high hopes but his lack of scoring touch turned the fans against him and they wanted him replaced with another quality striker as soon as possible. Having failed to find himself a club in January 2006, Ailton had undertaken an escape attempt toward Brazil, but was stopped at the airport by Be ikta ' interim manager Mehmet Eksi. However, because he had not found a new club during the winter, he returned to Istanbul and faced his old team Werder Bremen in the Efes Cup, scoring a hat trick for Be ikta . He returned to Germany on loan to Hamburger SV in January 2006, but broke his jaw in only his second appearance for the club - an away game against Hannover 96 - and missed most of the remaining season. He scored three ti

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 33. Chapters: Adolf Hutter, Ailton Goncalves da Silva, Alen Orman, Andreas Dober, Armand Benneker, Aytac Sulu, Christoph Schosswendter, Daniel Sereinig, Dario Baldauf, Dennis Mimm, Erik Regtop, Fernando Carreno, Florian Mader, Froylan Ledezma, Gennadiy Nizhegorodov, Gernot Suppan, Hannes Eder, Harun Erbek, Hrvoje Vukovi, Johannes Aigner, Josef Schicklgruber, Joshua Gatt, Jurgen Kauz, Jurgen Prutsch, Jurica Puljiz, Karsten Hutwelker, Leonardo Ferreira da Silva, Manuel Schmid, Mario Konrad, Mario Sara, Markus Kiesenebner, Martin Kobras, Martin Pusic, Matthias Cuntz, Mattias Sereinig, Mehmed Malko, Mihael Raji, Mirnel Sadovi, Modou Jagne, Nate Jaqua, Oliver Schnellrieder, Olubayo Adefemi, Orhan Ademi, Pablo Chinchilla, Patrick Pircher, Patrick Seeger, Pa Ousman Sonko, Petr Vo i ek, Roland Kirchler, Roman Kienast, Silva Reinaldo Ribeiro, Slavoljub or evi, Sr an Radonji, Stephan Kling, Thorsten Schick, Tiago Bernardini, Toma Jun, Tomi Correa, Vincenzo Zinna, Ze Elias. Excerpt: Ailton Goncalves da Silva (born 19 July 1973 in Mogeiro, Paraiba), usually known simply as Ailton, is a Brazilian football striker. Ailton's career began in Brazil, and he played in his homeland with Mogi Mirim EC, Santa Cruz FC and Guarani FC. He then moved to UANL Tigres in Mexico, which made way to a 1998-99 move to SV Werder Bremen in Germany. He had some difficulties in his first season, managing only two league goals, but developed into a strong service provider. Werder Bremen won the DFB-Pokal in 1999. However, Ailton did not take part in the final, which was won on penalties against Bayern Munich. In 1999-00 he scored twelve goals, 13 in 2000-01, 16 in 2001-02 and 2002-03, the following season bringing with it 28 goals. He won the Bundesliga and the German Cup with Werder Bremen. Due to his achievements at Bremen, he was selected in 2004 as the first foreigner to win the German Footballer of the Year award. The 2004-05 season saw a lucrative move to FC Schalke 04. Ailton has been known as an enfant terrible, giving emotional interviews full of melodrama when at both Bremen and Schalke. In July 2005, R za Cal mbay brought him to Be ikta for 3.5 million, but he failed to show his full potential. Be ikta management brought him to the team with high hopes but his lack of scoring touch turned the fans against him and they wanted him replaced with another quality striker as soon as possible. Having failed to find himself a club in January 2006, Ailton had undertaken an escape attempt toward Brazil, but was stopped at the airport by Be ikta ' interim manager Mehmet Eksi. However, because he had not found a new club during the winter, he returned to Istanbul and faced his old team Werder Bremen in the Efes Cup, scoring a hat trick for Be ikta . He returned to Germany on loan to Hamburger SV in January 2006, but broke his jaw in only his second appearance for the club - an away game against Hannover 96 - and missed most of the remaining season. He scored three ti

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November 2012

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978-1-155-72013-5

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