Brazil's Road to the World Cup

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It was not too long ago that the Brazilian national players opened to the public to see them train as they are getting ready to play for the World Cup in South Africa. Before this, Brazilian Coach Dunga, imposed a strict rules for the media and the public to witness the players train because of other teams might spy on them and just to see what the Brazilians will actually play in their starting lineup. With this leniency, many reporters and many of the fans approached them cautiously without interruption so that the Brazilian players will focus into their tactics and schemes of offense and to attack. Brazil's national team has been training at the Atletico Paranaense's headquarters in Curitiba, with the inclusion of soccer balls so that they can start wit their "Joga Bonito". We have also have to acknowledge that after Brazil's failure in Germany 2006, Brazil has been under pressure into being champions again.

Now, many of the fans around the Brazilian country are sending out a message of hope of getting better than what happened in 2006, where Brazil was eliminated by France in the Quarterfinals. Since then, Brazil has been scrutinized under a microscope becasue the coaching staff are doing what they can to achieve that goal into winning their World Cup since 2002. What really got to me is that in the training facility, kids with defficiencies attended among the crowd, but the Brazilian team was honored to take pictures and play with them in the field because as I wrote this blog for a reason and that is for the world, everyone, to play one of the most loved sports in the world for the good of the game. There are many people in this world that come out of the rut and make it big, that is the reason what this game means so much into this world, because with the diversity and background, we can achieve great things in life.

With this training sessions, the Brazilian national team will leave to Brazilia, where they would meet with Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva before leaving to South Africa and get ready for the upcoming challenge representing their country in the World Cup.

Brazil has shown us that they have grown in the last four years since their downfall in 2006. With Coach Dunga's tactical systems and motivation, they will go through a hard battle amongst the 32 teams looking for one objective only: to become World Champions. Brazil has shown a great amount of camaraderie that actually benefits the team's morale because with this, they can achieve great things.