Red-black is even in comics
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Nerd Pride Day was celebrated last May 25th and is a date dedicated to nerd/geek culture and its various expressions, such as films, comics, games, technology and much more. As for the connection between Flamengo and pop culture, especially in comics, there are some examples.
Now, we present 3 comics that talk about red-black culture in general, for you to read on this Pride Day Nerd:
HQ that tells the story of Flamengo in a trilogy, “Me Arrebata” tells every moment of the club's history, from its beginnings and foundation. With more figures than writing, it is a true immersion in the entire red and black culture.
The work was written by Maurício Neves de Jesus and illustrated by Renato Dalmaso
The comic “Zico: 50 years of Football” is a work that celebrates the brilliant career of the legendary Brazilian football player, Zico. This comic delves into the memories and achievements of the football icon, from his first steps on the pitch to the glorious moments that established him as one of the greatest players of all time.
Throughout the pages, the Readers are transported to the remarkable moments of Zico's career, from his childhood in Rio de Janeiro to his rise as one of the main names in world football. The narrative is expertly constructed, capturing not only Zico's technical skill, but also his passion for the sport and his lasting influence on the football scene.
Flamengo – O Mais Querido do Brasil“Flamengo, o Mais Querido do Brasil” is a comic that celebrates the rich history and importance of the Clube de Regatas do Flamengo in the Brazilian football scene. Published by Editora Savio in 2014, the comic takes a journey through the club's history, highlighting memorable moments, achievements and the passion of its immense fans.
The comic chronicles the founding of Flamengo, its first decades, and the moments of glory that solidified its position as one of the most important and popular clubs in Brazil.
Lédio Carmona states that the emotional side of Mais Querido was what worried him most when analyzing the games of the team led by the former coach
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Fired this Monday morning, Tite< /a> failed to implement the expected performance at Flamengo since his arrival. Furthermore, the strong pressure from the fans would have influenced both the board and the coach himself. According to Lédio Carmona, the coach "felt" the weight of this situation. He appeared visibly dejected in the post-game press conference, and, even after the victory that kept the team in the G4 of the Brasileirão, the atmosphere of dismissal was already noticeable.
“He is emotionally fragile, I think he was unable to mobilize emotionally , in soul terms, the players. If you look at Flamengo's goal celebration, it will look like a goal at 15 in the first half, players celebrated in an almost cold way. And the information we have is that the locker room after the game is a very cold locker room”, analyzed Lédio.
Lédio Carmona highlighted that, in addition to the elimination in the Libertadores, the main reason for Tite has been underperforming, especially in recent months. The absence of Pedro, an essential player for the coach's scheme, left the team vulnerable, further exposing the team's flaws.
“He couldn't make the team play well, he couldn't find solutions, he couldn't It improved the players' mental side. And this brought reflections from the board in terms of this, on his emotional side, on the team's soul”, added Lédio.
Now, with Filipe Luís taking charge until the end of the year, the expectation is that there will be no there is only a change of name in the technical area, but also a change in the team's tactics and posture on the field. Filipe, who has a good relationship with the players, is betting on a more modern game proposal to try to save Flamengo's season.
The club announced the professionals who will be at its side and confirmed the stay of two members who were part of coach Tite's team
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With confirmation from Flamengo that Filipe Luís will be the club's interim coach until the end of the 2024 season, Mengão announced through its social networks the names of the professionals who will be alongside the former full-back as part of the technical committee in his work as coach of Mais Querido's main team.
Filipe Luís will take command of Flamengo's main team with the support of three technical assistants: Ivan Palanco, Márcio Torres and Daniel Alegria. In addition to them, physical trainer Diogo Linhares will also be part of the technical committee. Ivan, Márcio and Diogo had already worked with Filipe in the under-20s, while Daniel was with him in the under-17s.
Spanish Ivan Palanco, 44, graduated from Barcelona and was hired in January at the request of former left-back Filipe Luís. From Tite's technical committee, Flamengo opted to keep technical assistant Vinicius Bergantin, who had recently been hired from Ferroviária, as well as performance analyst Bruno Baquete, who worked with the former coach of Mais Querido in the Brazilian National Team.
Filipe Luís, 39 years old, already has the B and A licenses from the CBF Academy, which enable him to sign national match summaries. However, he still does not have the Conmebol PRO License, required for international competitions since 2020.
CHECK FLAMENGO'S NOTE IN FULL:“THE Clube de Regatas do Flamengo informs that coach Filipe Luís' committee will be made up of the following professionals:
Ivan Palanco - Technical Assistant;
Márcio Torres - Technical Assistant;
p>Daniel Alegria - Technical Assistant;
Diogo Linhares - Physical Trainer.
The assistant Vinicius Bergantin and performance analyst Bruno Baquete remain on the technical committee.”
< p>This is not the first time that the club has published something against the articles by Diogo Dantas, from the newspaper O Globo
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Flamengo released a statement on Monday night (23) refuting the news published by journalist Diogo Dantas, from the newspaper ‘O Globo’, about a supposed new muscle problem for striker Gabigol. According to the club, the information is false and Gabigol is training normally with the rest of the team, and is even involved in the game against Peñarol (URU) in the Libertadores.
Now, in the early afternoon of this Tuesday, Flamengo released another note, once again clarifying what for the club, is yet another false news from the journalist from the newspaper "O Globo". This time Diogo Dantas' article refers to Fla's supposed interest in Luís Castro, former Botafogo coach who was in Saudi Arabia.
"The Clube de Regatas do Flamengo is appalled by the stance of journalist Diogo Dantas, from Jornal O Globo. Subsequently, he publishes lying articles involving the institution's professionals, clearly without no type of critical sense and with freedom from superiors.
Incredibly, he repeated the pattern a few hours after an official note addressing yet another of his daily fake news and without any type of warning in a vehicle of such size relevance.
We clarify that coach Luís Castro has never spoken to any Rubro-Negro manager and even less is the subject of “changing coaches for 2025” on the agenda. Such a scenario does not exist and once again disrespects everyone. the professionals and family members involved in the day-to-day life of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo.
We warn our fans to avoid using vehicles responsible for false articles on a daily basis. We are in favor of press freedom, but we cannot tolerate the lack of commitment to the truth and the targeted attacks promoted by the journalist.
Finally, we regret that Jornal O Globo, a traditional outlet that already had so many good responsible journalists in relevant positions, today we highlight a professional who fails to tell the truth on a daily basis and does not suffer any type of consequence. "
-CRF
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