Rubro-negros take the club's colors to the World Cup stands
A group that left Rio de Janeiro insists on going to games in South Africa with Flamengo flags
By From the team at Flamengo's official website - in
Flamengo isn't just present on the pitch at the World Cup in South Africa. This Monday (28.06/XNUMX), midfielder Kleberson made his debut for the team led by Dunga, and in the South African stands, the red-blacks were able to celebrate even more.
A group of about 20 people left Rio de Janeiro to cheer for Brazil and carry Flamengo's colors through stadiums in South Africa. Marcos Dunlop, a Flamengo fan, spoke to the club's official website and explained the trip with his friends.
"Since the last World Cup, we've been wearing Flamengo's colors. In Germany, in 2006, the season preceded the Copa do Brasil final against Vasco. Then, we carried a Flamengo flag to provoke our rivals. The Brazilian team didn't win there, but Flamengo won," he explained.
This year, in South Africa, Dunlop and his team took a Flamengo flag with the colors of Brazil, as well as another, red and black, with a vulture drawn on it.
"It's important to take Flamengo's colors to the world. We always go to the stadiums with shirts and flags, talking about the club. We explain to the people here how great Flamengo is. We're six-time Brazilian champions. We're champions of the country that has the best football in the world," he concluded.
A group of about 20 people left Rio de Janeiro to cheer for Brazil and carry Flamengo's colors through stadiums in South Africa. Marcos Dunlop, a Flamengo fan, spoke to the club's official website and explained the trip with his friends.
"Since the last World Cup, we've been wearing Flamengo's colors. In Germany, in 2006, the season preceded the Copa do Brasil final against Vasco. Then, we carried a Flamengo flag to provoke our rivals. The Brazilian team didn't win there, but Flamengo won," he explained.
This year, in South Africa, Dunlop and his team took a Flamengo flag with the colors of Brazil, as well as another, red and black, with a vulture drawn on it.
"It's important to take Flamengo's colors to the world. We always go to the stadiums with shirts and flags, talking about the club. We explain to the people here how great Flamengo is. We're six-time Brazilian champions. We're champions of the country that has the best football in the world," he concluded.