Washington Rodrigues
Washington Carlos Nunes Rodrigues (Rio de Janeiro, September 1, 1936), also known as Apolinho is a Brazilian radio sports and football broadcaster of Super Rádio Tupi.[1][2]
Personal information | |||
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Full name | Washington Carlos Nunes Rodrigues | ||
Date of birth | 1 September 1936 | ||
Place of birth | Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil | ||
Teams managed | |||
Years | Team | ||
1995 | Flamengo |
Declared fan of Flamengo, Apolinho assumed the technical command of the equipment in the year of 1995.[3][4][5]
Regarding his passage as coach of Flamengo, Apolinho stated:
"I'm not a coach and I've never been, but Flamengo did not invite me, he summoned me. And every time he calls me I go, for Flamengo I do anything, if the goalkeeper gets hurt and needs me on the goal I go there and play, for Flamengo I do any business, if called I'm in, anything, I go."[6]
References
- "Show do Apolinho".
- "Washington Rodrigues".
- "Técnico do Flamengo em 95, Apolinho relembra vice para o Independiente: 'Dói muito'".
- "Entrevista: Washington Rodrigues, o Apolinho, técnico do Flamengo na final da Supercopa de 1995 contra o Independiente".
- "Ex-técnico do Fla, radialista Apolinho comanda mudança de imagem do Carioca".
- "Washington Rodrigues – Comentarista esportivo e ex-treinador do Flamengo".
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