Nov 30, 2020
Plates from the book “Livro de Traças de Carpintaria” by Manuel Fernandes (1616). Reprinted in 1989.
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Plates from the book “Livro de Traças de Carpintaria” by Manuel Fernandes (1616). Reprinted in 1989.
leica z2x . 35mm 400 . jan20 . lisboa
Portuguese players trying to speak russian 😂
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Meet the Team: PORTUGAL
Now that squads have been announced, we can look more closely into the hotness of the individual teams. I mean, that’s what we’re here for, right? For each team, I’ll talk a bit about the squad, then highlight ten hotties.
Today: PORTUGAL!
Portugal were the underdogs and unexpected winners of the 2016 Euro Cups, getting their first major international trophy ever. They’re not the flashiest, but they have an immense team spirit, and manage to pull out the stops when they need to. Oh, and they have this guy called Cristiano Ronaldo. Have you heard of him?
Nickname: A Seleção das Quinas, The Navigators Fan Chant: Ole, Ronaldo! Ole!
Goalkeepers:
Rui Patricio, #1 (home club: Sporting Lisbon)
Beto, #22 (home club: Goztepe)
Anthony Lopes, #12 (home club: Lyon)
A lopsided smile worthy of fanfic
Defenders:
Bruno Alves, #2 (home club: Rangers)
Pepe, #3 (home club: Besiktas)
Raphael Guerreiro, #5 (home club: Borussia Dortmund)
Mario Rui, #19 (home club: Napoli)
Ruben Dias, #13 (home club: Benfica)
Jose Fonte, #6 (home club: Dalian Yifang)
Tattoos show a tough edge, but cleaned up hot dad in a suit.
Ricardo Pereira, #15 (home club: Porto)
Kissable lips, beautiful eyes, and what a smile.
Cedric Soares, #21 (home club: Southampton)
The mustache isn’t for me, but that’s a fine, fine set of shoulders.
Midfielders:
Joao Mario, #10 (home club: West Ham)
William Carvalho, #14 (home club: Sporting)
Bruno Fernandes, #16 (home club: Sporting Lisbon)
Manuel Fernandes, #4 (home club: Lokomotiv Moscow)
He doooo
Joao Moutinho, #8 (home club: AS Monaco)
This cutie pie has a sparkly shiny smile that lights up his whole face. I’ve long felt Moutinho is a low-key gem.
Adrien Silva, #23 (home club: Leicester)
I get some Jamie Lannister vibes from Silva here, and I like it.
Forwards:
Bernardo Silva, #11 (home club: Manchester City)
Gelson Martins, #18 (home club: Sporting Lisbon)
Ricardo Quaresma, #20 (home club: Besiktas)
Cristiano Ronaldo, #7 (home club: Real Madrid)
I didn’t give him 5 like Cavani, but that’s because everyone knows Ronaldo. The man models underwear, and I urge you to pick up some independent research.
Andre Silva, #9 (home club: AC Milan)
Disney. Fucking. Prince.
Goncalo Guedes, #17 (home club: Valencia)
The ears are a little silly, but he’s clearly quick to smile and has a delightful silly side. It makes the ears a delightful quirk and not a deficit.
Portugal National Team for the 2018 FIFA WORLD CUP
Bruno Alves
Cédric
José Fonte
Mário Rui
Pepe
Raphaël Guerreiro
Ricardo Pereira
Rúben Dias
Adrien Silva
Bruno Fernandes
João Moutinho
Manuel Fernandes
William Carvalho
André Silva
Bernardo Silva
Cristiano Ronaldo
Gelson Martins
Gonçalo Guedes
Ricardo Quaresma
Manuel Fernandes FIFA World Cup 2018
Baby, we’re back!
De volta aos treinos, de volta às fotos de grupo que nós adoramos!