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Agenda - SporTV will broadcast a special about the achievement this Tuesday at 22pm
In the decade, Imperador only scored fewer goals in one year than Edílson, who scored 28 in 2001
Coach and vice-president of football, Marcos Braz, deny any wear and tear and planning for next year is already on the agenda
Coach will lead Flamengo in 2010, confirms vice president of football Marcos Braz. President-elect Patrícia Amorim comments on the agreement.
The under-9 and under-20 red-and-black teams are guaranteed a place in the final of the State Championship.
Andrade is not the first former player trained at the club to make history as a coach
At a ceremony in the Chamber, Flamengo's president-elect tells the coach that it won't be difficult to reach an understanding
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Maestro of the sixth title receives tributes from the club that launched him into world football, Red Star
In 2008, the winner was Kaká, who was at Milan
The opponent will be Caracas, from Venezuela, with no date set.
Flamengo's improved performance as a visitor leads the team to the title
The official website has prepared a list with the contract length of each athlete in the six-time Brazilian champion group.
Shouting 'the champion is back', the defender even had a motorcade for winning the Brasileirão
New president, Patrícia Amorim keeps the vice president of football in office
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Managers and players will take home the 2009 Brazilian Cup
Winning the sixth title marks the first Brazilian title won in the same year as a state title
Midfielder compares 2009 only with the year he returned to playing after almost abandoning his career
Flamengo loses 4-1 in Petrópolis and is out of the State Futsal Championship
Andrade will receive the Pedro Ernesto Medal of Merit at the City Council
Flamengo became the biggest winner in the history of the Campeonato Carioca and regained the top spot in Brazil
Andrade is still thrilled to make history at Flamengo, but is already starting to think about 2010.
Rubro-negros stole more balls, received fewer red cards and stood out in counterattacks
