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I'm surprised that none of you are talking about the armlock a bald colombian staff made on a Uruguai player before all the crowd stuff even happened
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That music was a hit in brazil around 2008, it's name is "dança do créu" he's trying to do speed 5 there
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New coach for Brasil today and both sides with lots of players out for injury. That was BR best game in more than a year, 30s in and we were linking passes with 1 touches and backhill's, also we got very lucky with Walker's injury. For the newbies, amazing game for Bento, Beraldo, Wendell and Endrick. All of them making their debut for the national team in wembley. Special shout for Bento and Endrick. Bento, 24, first game as BR goalkeaper, at wembley against UK, first 20 minutes he was very nervous but after the first save he came into his own. Endrick, 17, always looking like a generational talent, if he continues like this, the sky isn't the limit.
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Bento is the next great BR keeper, only 24. He's extremely nervous today but he isn't easy to score on
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slow as fuck, clearly overhyped
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Friday we will have City vs Fluminense for the club WC final, That's the team of the current main Brazil coach, should be an interesting/entertaining massacre from city against the so called relationism People here in Brazil have been comparing his style with Guardiola's for years, truth is appart from liking the ball their teams don't have much in common, still, should prove a interesting watch of opposing styles with very different player levels (fluminense has Marcelo, Felipe Melo and a 43y/o keeper)
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That's a proper football history lesson mate!
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That's why it's interesting. In classic Brazil the norm would be something like 9 11 7 10 8 5 6 4 3 2 1 or 9 11 7/8 10 7/8 5 6 4 3 2
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I find it funny how it changes according to country, here in brazil the 1st defensive midfielder, someone like casemiro, is always the 5, that or he is the libero of the back 3, number 8 usually is the second midfielder, 7 and 11 are light attackers with lots of pace and dribble, 9 is the 9 obviusly, 10 is obviously the ten. But in defense we differ too, usually we have a RB as 2, LB as 6 and 3 and 4 for the CB's. Sometimes we have someone like Kaká playing with the 8 too, if that happens 7 is usually the second DMF.
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Watching the atmosphere, just remind's me how much I miss any match live
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What a classic nasty triangle Bruno pass, wish he'd play those for Brazil
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This is the first full game I'vebeen able to watch in months, I'm liking what we're doing so far
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Brazil's team reflects how well the country is doing tbf
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Tbf the referee is wearing an argentinian shirt, but still