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Brazil Looking To The Future?

By Simplyfutb01 @simplyjuan11

Brazil Looking To The Future?Ever since I can remember Brazil has been called the “Country of the Future”, if that is ever going to happen I don’t know, but what I do know is that in the sports world it is the “Country of the Immediate Future”. With the World Cup of 2014 as well as the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, the eyes are turned to the giant of South America.

Everyone around Planet Earth is excited about these events in the land of Samba! They are definitely thinking of the party atmosphere, the beaches, São Paulo’s night life, a visit to the Amazon and many other attractive things you can find in the former Portuguese Colony.

Brazilians also seem very excited with the events, especially the World Cup, after all we deserve it for everything the green, yellow and blue have done on pitch! Which other country has won this grand event a total of 5 times, and has it’s top scorer of all time Ronaldo with 15 goals.

At the same time as we see this excitement on the streets there are a lot of intelligent, well informed people who also worry about the after effects. It’s no secret that stadiums need to improve as well as airports, transportation in general, security, and the country’s infra-structure as a whole. The question is, WHO WILL PAY THE BILL? Tax payers will have to fork out the billions of Reais (Brazilian Currency), and the question is, IS IT WORTH IT?

To me it is only worth it if you do things by the book, that is, within the law of the country, and respecting the populations opinions and concerns, like where the money is coming from, as well as having fair public bidding for the work that needs to be done.

Will everything be done in the correct manner? I sure hope so!
Will the events be a success? I sure hope so!
Will BRASIL win the 2014 World Cup? I DEFINETELY HOPE SO!!!!!!!

Bira Brasil is a commentator on TV Globo and covers Brazilian football from head to toe. He will occasionally write guest posts for Simply Futbol. You can read his material on his personal blog and also follow him via Twitter.


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