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Rodolfo Bodipo : ウィキペディア英語版
Rodolfo Bodipo

Rodolfo Bodipo Díaz (born 25 October 1977) is a Equatoguinean retired footballer who played as a striker.
He appeared in 158 games in La Liga over the course of eight seasons, scoring 32 goals in representation of Racing de Santander, Alavés and Deportivo. He added 200/53 in Segunda División, and spent almost his entire professional career in Spain.
==Club career==
Bodipo was born in the Spanish city of Dos Hermanas, Seville in a biracial background, his father being Equatoguinean and his mother Spanish. After having played youth football with three clubs, including hometown's Dos Hermanas CF〔(Entrevistas (Interviews) ); Juventudes Verdiblancas 〕 and Sevilla FC,〔(Bodipo, un ariete peleón Rey Mago en Huelva y que ahora entrena sin ficha con el Racing de Ferrol (Bodipo, Magi-like fighting striker in Huelva now on trial with Racing de Ferrol) ); Huelva24, 28 February 2013 〕 and spending his first three 1/2 seasons in amateur football,〔(Lucentino y Melilla entran en los grupos X y IX de Tercera (Lucentino and Melilla join groups X and IX in ''Tercera'') ); ABC de Sevilla, 8 September 1996 〕〔(El espíritu de Hellín (The spirit of Hellín) ); Diario Sur, 12 April 2007 〕〔(Goleadores Hellín Deportivo – Desde 1994/95 a 2001/02 (Hellín Deportivo top scorers – From 1994/95 to 2001/02) ); Futbol Plus, 20 November 2010 〕 he represented several teams in the country, with moderate scoring success: Recreativo de Huelva (three second division seasons), Racing de Santander and Deportivo Alavés (in both cases, helping his side achieve La Liga promotion); with the latter, he had his best statistical year in the 2004–05 campaign, as he netted 16 times – fifth in the league – in 39 games, with the Basque ranking third.
For 2006–07 Bodipo joined Deportivo de La Coruña,〔(Two more signings with at Deportivo ); UEFA.com, 28 June 2006〕 where was usually fourth-choice during his first two campaigns, although he spent his first down due to a serious anterior cruciate ligament injury.〔(Depor new boy Bodipo breaks down ); UEFA.com, 21 September 2006〕 However, during 2008–09, he managed to score three goals for ''Depor'' in two weeks starting in December 2008, including one against AS Nancy in the UEFA Cup group stage 1–0 home win,〔(Bodipo strikes to oust Nancy ); UEFA.com, 17 December 2008〕 and another at Getafe CF in a 2–1 success, while also gaining a penalty kick which was converted by Sergio.〔(Getafe 1–2 Deportivo La Coruña ); ESPN Soccernet, 4 January 2009〕
After an unassuming 2009–10 season – 15 matches, none complete, no goals – Bodipo, aged nearly 33, was loaned for one year to Liga I side FC Vaslui, in Romania. Just one month after, however, he rescinded his contract and returned to Spain,〔(Rodolfo Bodipo abandona Rumanía (Rodolfo Bodipo leaves Rumanía) ), El Depor, 23 August 2010 〕 being sparingly used by Elche CF in the second level.

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