Name:
José Margarido Torres AlvesNickname: ''
Tuta''

Country:
Brazil Club:
Ponte PretaPosition: *
WFSide:
LF/LSAge:
26-29 years (31/08/1950)
Height:
173 cm app.Weight:
68 kg app.Attack:
78Defence:
37Balance:
75Stamina:
79Top Speed:
84Acceleration:
86Response:
73Agility:
83Dribble Accuracy:
83Dribble Speed:
82Short Pass Accuracy:
74Short Pass Speed:
71Long Pass Accuracy:
77Long Pass Speed:
74Shot Accuracy:
74Shot Power:
80Shot Technique:
75Free Kick Accuracy:
66Curling:
69Header:
67Jump:
69Technique:
82Aggression:
86Mentality:
75Goalkeeper Skills:
50Team Work:
74Injury Tolerance:
BCondition/Fitness:
6Weak Foot Accuracy:
5Weak Foot Frequency:
5Consistency:
5Growth type:
StandardCARDS: P05 - Mazing Run
P09 - Insicive Run
SPECIAL ABILITIES: Tactical Dribble - Side
Attack/Defence Awareness Card:
Attack MindedINFO: Tuta, the left-footed striker for Ponte Preta in the 70s/80s (João Margarido Rodrigues Alves), was a fast, skillful dribbler with a nose for goal, known for his ball control, goals with his chest and knee, and for being a decisive player, scoring many goals and being one of the idols of "Macaca," a classic winger who created space and finished.
Classic Left Winger: He played with his weaker foot, which made him unpredictable for opposing full-backs.
Dribbling and Speed: He was known for his agility, bursts of speed, and ability to dribble past defenders.
Finishing: He had a nose for goal, scoring in various ways, including curious plays, such as a goal with his chest and knee.
Goalscorer and Decisive Player: He was a fundamental piece in Ponte Preta's attack, scoring many goals and being a standout player.
Idol of the Macaca: His identification with the Ponte Preta fans and his contribution were enormous, making him one of the club's great names.
In Summary: Tuta was a winger with a bold and effective style, combining individual skill with finishing ability, leaving his mark as one of the great players in Ponte Preta's history.
He played on the Ponte Preta from 1971 to 1979. His eight years as a club prove that he was very impressive at Ponte Preta. High-speed player, skillful left hand Tuta was gradually getting a place on the team, which also had other good players; such as Adilton, Dito Flecha, Manfrini, Pedro Paulo and Serginho.
His great moment for the "Macaca" happened under the command of the technician Zé Duarte, in the famous campaign of the São Paulo championship of 1977. Willing to work, Tuta started to intensify the cross ball foundation, and the workouts had effect. He calculated the ball well in either the first or second.
Uncorrectable difficulty was closing to the opponent's goal. He scored few career goals. Despite this, countless center-players enjoyed the plays he created to reach the goal.
Injuries afterwards rob him of the possibility of continuing in the 'fight' for the position, after a few years, ended his career.
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