Clarence Seedorf Opens His Account In Brazil, Scores Cracking Free-Kick For Botafogo (Video)
by Alan Duffy | 6th, August 2012
By Alan Duffy
Clarence Seedorf’s magnificent career just goes on and on. After pretty much conquering Europe, the Dutch midfielder now finds himself in Brazil with Botafogo. And in his fourth game with the Rio Di Janeiro side, the 36-year-old converted a superb free-kick to level the scores with Atletico Goianiense 1-1. The Fogao would ultimately go on to win the game 2-1.
Let’s hope when his playing career is over he’ll come back to the UK to work as a pundit, as his TV work here puts the likes of Hansen and Lawrenson to shame.
via Dirty Tackle
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‘Sidorfiiii…’ Brazilian commentators are the best.
My word, the old man still has it. Not that we’ve doubted him, but wow
Why is the ‘keeper hugging the left post though? Superb strike nonetheless