It is better than the order.
At least from the point of view of almost filling the stadium in Itaquera and providing, with more than 41,000 fans, the highest female football income in Brazil by surpassing one million reais for the first time. And add another 237 thousand reais.
It is not little and it will be better to serve the Corinthians to pay what they owe to their players and former players.
The game itself, in the decision of the Brazilian Championship, left something to be desired, especially in the first time very foul and nervous, with the brabas neutralized by the defensive system of Cruzeiro that still provided the best chance of goal, with a ball in the alvinegro crossbar.
Willing to show who sends in Itaquera, the Brabas left with everything and a little more at the beginning of the second half and, with defender Thais Ferreira, scored the goal that secured the hepta -championship – hexa followed.
From then on, emotions and tension left, because the miners went in search of the draw that would lead the decision to the penalty brand. Almost, in the last second, they did it.
Keeping the Corinthian hegemony, it was also noted that the reign is increasingly in check, because, besides the weather, lefts and sovereign are rivals of respect, as were always the warriors Grenas de Araraquara.
It is great to see women’s football stand as an attraction and even gain specific law to protect it, the result of the effort, among others, the former mayor of Araraquara, and current president of the Workers Party, Edinho Silva.
After 38 years forbidden in Brazil, until 1979, the result of stupid prejudice and current machismo among Brazilians, women play football very well, become attracted to the rise and kick the corner who, because they do not like the quality presented, campaign against their legitimate statement in the national sports scene.
Basketball and volleyball have also paid the same price, until valuable athletes have won the world with their talent.
Football is not just for men and place as a woman is where she wants.
These Uruguayans …
It is discussed in Uruguay about the permanence of El Loco Bielsa at the head of Celeste.
Journalist Ana Laura Pérez, editor of the newspaper El País Local, in his defense, argues deliciously: “In Uruguay football is not football. I love Bielsa because he has everything he see with football and nothing to do with football. In the day of games in Uruguay, no dementia is a dementia, no one answers the phone. Country, with what we are and with what we are not. I love Bielsa because he uses the right words to say the right things, because he is a sad Argentine.
In the same interview she takes the opportunity to remember that Bielsa is only possible in Celeste because before him there was Professor Oscar Tabárez, another who, intellectually, was always able to go far beyond football.
As the filmmaker Ugo Giorgetti says, “respect the Uruguayans.”
Let’s add: and the Uruguayan.
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