Luis Fabiano has the toughest job in the world

What is the toughest job in the world? According to Nike, as the nine of the Brazilian team. On this occasion, the pressure (and honor) falls on the shoulders of Luis Fabiano, a striker as good as undervalued. The Sevilla striker collects a whopping 25 goals in 33 internationals, and the double over Argentina at this time confirms that there is no better man to fill the position.

If you speak so many wonders of Luis Fabiano, why does the poster of many of its predecessors? In part, his low profile through the club in which militates. Yes, the Seville was recently considered as the best team in the world (2006 - 2007), but the Nervión no place for the heir to the '9 'verdeamarelha. It's Luis Fabiano who has done great at Seville to force goals. We had already discussed ad nauseam that the Amazon deserves to be in a landmark that gives it lacks this addition.

Another part of it is apparent demerit selection of Dunga, Brazil to be more oriented toward tactical and practicality, that the spectacular and the jogo bonito. Dunga's style will have many detractors, but has shown to be effective. After the premature exit of Brazilians from the last World Cup, the coach has been able to provide the canarinha of that aura of success. Brazil is more like a Latin American version of Germany: a team dominated profession, the scheme, enhanced (but not dependent) the quality of their individuality.

Luis Fabiano falls like a glove in a Brazilian team as historically atypical. The Seville has proven knowing the art of timing and appears just when the moment requires. This selection gets trophies but not conquer hearts, and '9 'due to this curse. The work of Luis Fabiano is doubly difficult: not only must every day make tighter position in the world, but must convince critics of the new system that Brazil does not betray their principles. Bear this for sure: it is not easy being the spearhead of a selection that has changed the hat for the calculator.

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