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- ↑ Heron Ferreira será técnico do Náutico em 2005 - Terra Brasil
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- ↑ Al-Ahly fire Ferreira :: Middle East Football :: Your Ultimate Source of Football in the Middle East
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- ↑ "We haven't qualified for the semi-finals yet," Sudan's Al-Merreikh football coach Ricardo
- ↑ 22:06 · New recruits Banahene and Anobaah sign for Ismaily
- ↑ Heron Ferreira - Heron Ricardo Ferreira - Sambafoot.com
