Geovanni

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A product of the Cruziero?s youth set-up in Brazil, Geovanni has a reputation as a dangerous and skilful attacker. He joined Manchester city on a one year deal in July 2007 and promptly won over the fans by scoring City?s winning goal in the Manchester derby. In July 2008 he moved to Hull City and again showed his worth by scoring Hulls first ever Premiership League goal on his debut.

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Hull City manager Phil Brown had mixed emotions after seeing his side lose 4-3 to Manchester United at Old Trafford despite a spirited late fightback. The Tigers seemed set for a heavy defeat when they trailed 4-1 just before the hour mark, but goals from Bernard Mendy and Geovanni put the jitters up the home side before they held on for the victory. Afterwards, Brown commented: "We can take a... [more»]

Hull City's Brazilian playmaker Geovanni has won praise from Tigers boss Phil Brown for his all-round contribution to his side's superb start to life in the Premier League. The 28-year-old has caught the eye with stunning goals in the away wins over Arsenal and Spurs in the last two games, but Brown is just as impressed by Geovanni's defensive work. He said: "It's a pleasure to work with him,... [more»]

Hull City manager Phil Brown claimed his side were rewarded for being brave after they stunned Arsenal 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium. The Tigers had trailed to a Paul McShane own goal before two stunning goals in four second-half minutes from Geovanni and Daniel Cousin earned the visitors a third Premier League win of the season. "I think everybody expected us to play 4-4-2 because of the four... [more»]

Hull City have completed a triple transfer swoop after adding Peter Halmosi, George Boateng and Tony Warner to their ranks ahead of the new Premier League season. The Tigers have been on the trail of several new signings following their promotion to the top-flight was confirmed via the play-offs in May, with manager Phil Brown adding just free agents Geovanni and Bernard Mendy to his... [more»]

Hull City boss Phil Brown is confident of getting the best out of Geovanni after signing the Brazilian on a free transfer. The 28-year-old midfielder has joined the newly-promoted Premier League side on a two-year contract after being released by Manchester City after just one season. But Brown believes the former Barcelona and Benfica star will prove to be a hit despite making just a handful... [more»]