Anderson, Manutd, is the new Brazilian starter
Saturday, 30 June 07, 03:40 AM · Comments(2)
OleOle was in the Brazil National Team practice today in Puerto La Cruz. The first change coach Dunga made in the team was Anderson for Diego after the game against Mexico, when Brazil lost 2-0.
The boy, that recently moved from Porto to Mancheser United, came into the first game in the second half against Mexico and Brazil were a way better.
Brazil had several chances to score in the second half, but the mexican keeper Uchoa was in a great evening.
Anderson should be a starter next Sunday against Chile, a key match to Brazil in the tournament. Always saving words in interviews, the wonder boy said to OleOle before the practice: "If we are talking about last game's mistakes, we wil be here forever. Let's focus on the next one", he said, before even know he would be a starter.
The game against Chile will be next Sunday. Tomorrow, Brazil will have another trainning section and Anderson may be confirmed as a starter in the team.
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I think Dunga should´ve taken Elano out of the team... Mineiro, Gilberto Silva, Anderson and Diego is more aggressive for someone who needs to attack since the beginning. We can´t be afraid of Chile,
in the last 2 or 3 matches we smashed them easily.
Diego hasn't been playing well... i've heard from a source that he in not physically well to play the whole game... it was a mistake to start with him against Mexico... I think Anderson is a better
choice