Once again a Brazilian sets a good example in Japan and appears on Japanese TV to make a good impression on our nation. This time, a Brazilian stars in scenes of savagery in Japanese football/soccer.
The player Guilherme Santos, Júbilo Iwata's side, got angry and lost his head after receiving a red card and assaulted a player and a member of the coaching staff of the opposing team, Yokohama F-Marinos. A severe punishment is expected for the Brazilian!!
Whoever believes that fights are normal and part of football/soccer, that doesn't happen in Japan. we already wrote a article talking about the example that Japanese football/soccer fans teach us.
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How did it all happen?
The Júbilo Iwata team was already winning 3×0. In the second half, Guilherme Santos scored a penalty and received a yellow card, 5 minutes later he scored another foul and was sent off. The player became enraged and kicked the opponent Takuya Kida who fell to the ground. He was taken outside by his friends, but he got angry and attacked the Yokohama interpreter's face.
Coach Hiroshi Nanami regrets what happened and apologizes to the fans and the other team. He adds that an athlete cannot be carried away by emotions like that and says there will be a severe punishment. (I do not intend to give a light punishment, he said).
Players setting Japan a bad example?
It is not the first time that such events have happened. Japanese discuss on forums and blogs about the wild behavior of Brazilians who unfortunately sully the name of peaceful people.
A blog called camisa8 tells various stories of scandals involving Brazilians, fans, and players in scandals of different types in Japan.
What do you think of this incident? Do you think the behavior and attitude of Brazilians need to be rethought? I really hate this habit of people fighting over anything or loving a fight. Even at school, people form circles...
