Travel from footpath paint to world cup.....Unreliable but true.......

The circumstances of the house were not right. Soon after the birth of Gabriel, the father separated from the family. The responsibility of raising children has come to the mother alone. He was not much-educated, so he could not get a good job. He started cleaning the houses of others

He lived in the Jardim Peri area of ​​the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo. It was a poor settlement. Most of the families were here, who did not even have to eat two janpurapat food. But his mother was very conservative about the upbringing of the children. Gabriel explains, the mother never let us starve. He used to work day and night, so that we never lacked food and drink. Despite the poverty, he taught us. It is well known that the Brazilian people are football crazy. There are football lovers in every house. Football fever climbed on Gabriel too Then he was nine years old. One day at the local football club nearby with friends. There was a meeting with coach Jose Francisco He asked the coach, can I play in your football team? The coach felt his good-looking style They said, why not, next time I will definitely give you a chance.
Players got a free lunch at the football club. The children of the neighborhood knew this thing. Gabriel explains, our coach was kind. Not only did he give lunch packets to the children, he used to sit in his car and leave the house. The train was given two days a week in the club. On the day the club was closed, the trainee players played football on the roads that day. He got a chance in the Mohalla team several times. Gabriel points out, we won a sandwich and soda drink as a reward for victory in the Mohalla-team. That was a big deal for us in those days.
Players got a free lunch at the football club. The children of the neighborhood knew this thing. Gabriel explains, our coach was kind. Not only did he give lunch packets to the children, he used to sit in his car and leave the house. The train was given two days a week in the club. On the day the club was closed, the trainee players played football on the roads that day. He got a chance in the Mohalla team several times. Gabriel points out, we won a sandwich and soda drink as a reward for victory in the Mohalla-team. That was a big deal for us in those days.