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Tele Santana dies at 74

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Tele Santana dies at 74
Tele Santana, one of Brazil's greatest coaches, died on Friday aged 74 in Belo Horizont due to an intestinal infection.

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Rest in peace TS
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A great football manager will be missed RIP
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Flex Swift wrote:Tele Santana dies at 74
Tele Santana, one of Brazil's greatest coaches, died on Friday aged 74 in Belo Horizont due to an intestinal infection.

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adieu, great one. We'l always remember you like yesterday.
Have a oeaceful rest, TT.
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Sad sad sad............. :cry: :cry: :cry: RIP my broda!!!!!!!!!!!!! :(
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RIP...thanks for the '82 team, my first formal introdution to the way the beautiful game should be played.
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What a manager!

Is it true that he was a reporter who was drafted into coaching on the basis of his astute criticism of the Selecao?
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RIP Sir.. thanks for the memories!!!
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Adieu Mr. Santana and thanks for all the memories!!!
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RIP.
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RIP
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May his soul rest in peace and what a great coach... Kaii the Brazilian team of 1982 is still regarded as the best Brazilian team ever and those guys played serious ball except Paolo Rossi put and end to it... RIP...
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RIP. His 82 team played some great soccer.. Pity they didn't win the WC because they really deserved it in that one.
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RIP. 82 was my first world cup as well. Great team.
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82 remains my favorite world cup. Brazil was a beauty to watch. Men there were so many great teams.
Tele Santana much respect-RIP.
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He was the first real footie coach I knew of. Partly cos of him and Socrates I wished this Brazil team won the WC ahead of the 2002 team. His 86 team was jacked up and that I didn't particularly feel for.
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May he rest in peace.

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