About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 55. Chapters: Adelton Gomes da Silva, Ademar Tavares Junior, Adriano Laaber, Agenor Figueiredo Santos, Agnaldo Cordeiro Pereira, Alan dos Santos Possato, Aldo Cesar da Silva, Alexandro Alves Ferreira, Alex Chandre de Oliveira, Alex Dias, Allan Dellon, Aloisio Jose da Silva, Anderson Marcelo da Silva, Anderson Pico, Andre dos Santos Oliveira, Andre Luiz de Oliveira Regatieri, Beto Acosta, Carlos Alberto de Almeida, Carlos Esteban Frontini, Cleber Antonio de Oliveira, Cleiton Xavier, Danilo Portugal, Dermival Almeida Lima, Diego Evangelista dos Santos, Diego Macedo, Dill (footballer), Dimba, Diogo Galvao, Dorielton, Durval, Eduardo Allax Scherpel, Enilton, Fabiano Gadelha, Fabio Baiano, Fabio Braz, Fabio Junior Pereira, Francisco Gomes de Andrade Junior, Igor Jose Marigo de Castro, Iranildo Herminio Ferreira, Jean Carlos da Silva Ferreira, Joao Henrique de Andrade Amaral, Joao Soares de Almeida Neto, Jobson, Jonhes Elias Pinto Dos Santos, Josiel da Rocha, Joubert Araujo Martins, Junior Baiano, Junior Felicio Marques, Kayke Rodrigues, Leandro de Oliveira da Luz, Leandro Netto de Macedo, Leandro Padovani Celin, Leandro Rodrigues Tavares, Luciano Lopes de Souza, Luciano Pereira Mendes, Lucio Flavio da Silva Oliva, Luis Fabio Gomes, Luiz Antonio de Oliveira, Luiz Carlos de Souza Pinto, Luiz Oliveira dos Santos Junior, Marcelinho Carioca, Marcelo Moretto, Marcio Careca, Marcio de Souza Gregorio Junior, Marco Aurelio Fernandes da Silva, Michel Schmoller, Patrick de Souza Conceicao, Paulo Marcel Pereira Merabet, Pavao (footballer born 1974), Petrony Santiago Barros, Rafael Goncalves Toledo, Rafael Marques Pinto, Rafael Saverio Gatti, Renaldo Lopes da Cruz, Robston, Rodrigo Antonio Lopes Belchior, Romero Mendonca Sobrinho, Rosembrick Jose Bezerra de Lira, Samir Lima de Araujo, Sidny Feitosa dos Santos, Simao Rodrigues dos Santos, Teco (footballer), Tulio Maravilha, Tuta (footballer), Val Baiano, Vampeta, Walter Minhoca, Warley Silva dos Santos, Washington Luiz Mascarenhas Silva, Weldon (footballer), Wesley Brasilia, Weslley Morais Sousa. Excerpt: Tulio Humberto Pereira Costa (born October 10, 1969), sometimes simply referred as Tulio or Tulio Maravilha ("Wonder Tulio") for his great creativity on the field and for his charisma, is a Brazilian international football (soccer) forward. He has scored more than 900 goals (in his own account) and intends to score the 1000th with Botafogo. He was also elected a member of his hometown municipal assembly. He was born in Goiania and is a member of PMDB. Tulio Costa stands at 1.78 meters tall, played for Brazilian club teams such as Goias, Botafogo, Corinthians, Vitoria, Fluminense, Cruzeiro and Vila Nova. In Europe, he played for Sion and Ujpest. He played for several lower-division teams in Brazil, hoping to juggle his goal of scoring 1000 goals while fulfilling his political aspirations. While at Botafogo, he won the Campeonato Brasileiro Serie A in 1995, the Teresa Herrera Trophy in 1996, and Torneio Rio-Sao Paulo in 1998 having Bebeto as a partner in the attack. Tulio's best years were while he was at Botafogo, where he was twice the Brazilian top scorer and the Brazilian champion in 1995. His image will be forever associated with Botafogo, where he plans to return to score goal number 1000 and become one of only three players in history to score a thousand goals or more. In 2006, a special edition of Placar magazine, "Meu Time dos Sonhos" ("My Dream Team"), Tulio was elected for the Botafogo's best line-up of all time by some famous supporters along with idols like Garrincha and Nilton Santos. At the national team, Tulio was famous for scoring a controversial equalizer against Argentina in the quarter-finals of the 1995 Copa America in Uruguay. With about ten minutes remaining in regulation...
