Ronaldo Simões Angelim (born November 26, 1975 in São Paulo), or simply Ronaldo Angelim, is a former Brazilian football central defender. He is known as the "Steel Skinny" by the soccer media in Brazil. Angelim's history would be the same of thousand of boys that, alongside their families, went to São Paulo coming from the northeast looking for a better life quality. However, his story starts differing from the other kids when his family decides to move back to São Paulo. He was born and raised in Ceará. By that time, he tried to balance playing soccer at Icasa with working to support his humble family. Among other activities he dug wells and worked as a farmer. In the Juazeiro do Norte soccer club, he spell was from 1996 until 1999, when that club went through one of the most delicate moments of its history, including having to change his name to escape debts that could lead the team to declare bankruptcy. In 1999 Angelim came to Ceará to play at a traditional club from Fortaleza. In 2000, Ituano envisioned in Angelim, the sheriff commanding the team's back four who dispute the Brazilian Série C that year. With few opportunities, the defender returned a year later to Fortaleza, this time to defend his namesake club, and was in Fortaleza Esporte Clube, that Angelim that has emerged. Known by the ability to disarm strikers, he led the team back to the first division of the 2005 Brazilian Série B, scoring a goal fifteen minutes from the end in a decisive match, which gave him cult status at the club. Career Angelim has become one of the greatest idols of Flamengo's current generation. He is most remembered for his header goals against Vasco da Gama, in the Taca Guanabara semi final match; Grêmio, in the last round of the 2009 Brazilian Série A; and against Botafogo, in the semi finals of the 2011 Taca Guanabara. 2006 Season In 2006, Angelim was signed by Flamengo, where he directly made the first squad. Although he alternated good and bad performances in the beginning, he saw innumerous defenders unsuccessfully pass through the club, while he was always kept in the squad. He debuted for the scarlet-blacks on February 2, in a 4-2 victory over Americano at Maracanã Stadium. In this game he scored one of his many goals for Flamengo. He helped the team win