Arnold Rodrigues
Indian-British footballer
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Biography
Arnold Rodrigues is a former footballer who played as a midfielder for Salgaocar and the India football team. Born in Tanzania, he represented India internationally, after making his debut in 1977.
Early life
Rodrigues was born in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, to Goan parents, before being sent to a boarding school Monte de Guirim School in Bardez, Goa, India. His family hailed from Orlim, Salcete, Goa.
Career
Rodrigues played for the club Salgaocar and the Goa football team at the Santosh Trophy.
In 1989, Rodrigues signed with Croydon of Isthmian Football League. He also appeared with English Non-League football outfit Simba, a team having Goan players.
Style of play
Rodrigues was known for his speed and dribbling ability.
Personal life
Rodrigues is married, has lived in London, England, is a British citizen, and is a supporter of English Premier League side Liverpool.
Honours
India
- King's Cup third place: 1977
Salgaocar
- Puttiah Memorial Trophy: 1978
Goa
- Santosh Trophy: 1983–84
Panvel SC
- Bandodkar Gold Trophy: 1974
Individual
- Santosh Trophy Best Player: 1983–84