How did Socrates' philosophical background influence his approach to the game? Did Socrates experience any significant health issues later in life?

Feb 19, 2024 ... A Persian translation of Brazilian journalist Andrew Downie's 2017 book “Doctor Socrates: Footballer, Philosopher, Legend” has recently been published by Hamgu ... Dec 6, 2011 ... The charismatic Brazilian giant Socrates, a legendary figure of sporting cool in the 1980s, when he enjoyed his regal pomp and his colourful ... Jun 22, 2018 ... Glory before victory. Socrates transferred his politically aware approach to the game from club to international football when playing for ... Jun 21, 2018 ... Before he became a doctor (and a famous footballer) Brazilian footballer Socrates apparently spent some of his student years in Dublin. My ... Nov 24, 2016 ... Despite his medical education he wasn't watchful about his health. Dr Socrates liked to smoke. And he drank “a little in the morning, then some ... Socrates. (ˈsɒkrəˌtiːz). n. (Biography) ?470–399 bc, Athenian philosopher, whose beliefs are known only through the writings of ... Sep 25, 2009 ... Football doesn't have any great characters these days. The increased professionalism of the game, with its emphasis on athleticism over ... The first working class team in Brazil, Corinthians was set up by immigrant labourers in São Paulo in a time when football in Brazil was an elitist sport, ... Footballer at A.S.D Borgo Palidoro · Experience: A.S.D. Borgo Palidoro · Education: GLENBARD WEST HIGH SCHOOL · Location: Rome · 90 connections on LinkedIn. Sócrates was not just a footballer; he was a philosopher of the game. With his elegant style of play, his intellectual pursuits, and his activism, Sócrates ...