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Struggling East Bengal try Armando Colaco luck
Former India and Dempo coach Armando Colaco will succeed Marcos Falopa who resigned on Wednesday. As of now, Colaco will be given a contract of one year.
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East Bengal will be playing for India's pride tomorrow, says Marcos Falopa
East Bengal will need to win by 2-0 or 3-1 margin in order to create history by becoming the first Indian football team to enter the final of the second tier continental club championship.
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East Bengal bring in reinforcements for AFC Cup semifinal
Japanese midfielder Sueoka, who was injured in their quarterfinal away leg fixture to Semen Padang, has been ruled out for two months and East coach Marcos Falopa opted for Cavin Lobo who was also recovering from an injury.
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East Bengal players "unhappy" with coach Marcos Falopa's techniques
The high-profile Falopa, who joined a little over two months back, has a big shoe to fill at the red and gold camp as the club had performed exceedingly well under Englishman Trevor Morgan who left after a three-season stint.
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It was rugby, not soccer: Myanmar coach
After India made it to the final of the AFC Challenge Cup, Marcos Falopa blamed 'unplayable ground conditions' for his team's 0-1 loss.
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Struggling East Bengal try Armando Colaco luck
Former India and Dempo coach Armando Colaco will succeed Marcos Falopa who resigned on Wednesday. As of now, Colaco will be given a contract of one year.
-
East Bengal will be playing for India's pride tomorrow, says Marcos Falopa
East Bengal will need to win by 2-0 or 3-1 margin in order to create history by becoming the first Indian football team to enter the final of the second tier continental club championship.
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East Bengal bring in reinforcements for AFC Cup semifinal
Japanese midfielder Sueoka, who was injured in their quarterfinal away leg fixture to Semen Padang, has been ruled out for two months and East coach Marcos Falopa opted for Cavin Lobo who was also recovering from an injury.
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East Bengal players "unhappy" with coach Marcos Falopa's techniques
The high-profile Falopa, who joined a little over two months back, has a big shoe to fill at the red and gold camp as the club had performed exceedingly well under Englishman Trevor Morgan who left after a three-season stint.
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It was rugby, not soccer: Myanmar coach
After India made it to the final of the AFC Challenge Cup, Marcos Falopa blamed 'unplayable ground conditions' for his team's 0-1 loss.
