Iraqi Fans

Iraqi and Brazilian Fans Sharing the Love

The Iraqis Head Coach

The Iraqi Fans were out in full force today at the opening of the first game of soccer that began today in Brasilia, Brazil, for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. The Iraqis are hopeful their team will bring home the gold or some kind of metal or maybe just getting home safely.

Fans Just Wanna Have Fun

Han Van Zoe visiting Brasilia, from Holland.

Yuri Koloff from Russia with Love

Ling and Ming 

While most of the world is in turmoil today especially in the middle it can be refreshing to see people from all over the getting along just fine. All of the problems where theses people come from is the oppressive governments that insure they will not exactly live happy lives. My friend from from Holland pays to much taxes. My friend from Russia, believes in God and freedom and my friends from China just want to have three kids and open a Chinese Restaurant. Now that's not to much to ask is it? Photos taken during the last World Game in Brasilia, Brazil. Holland took third place

More Fans

ESPN Español was on hand interviewing fans from Argentina.

Police checking Argentinian Fan ID

Fans From Argentina 

Well, the Argentinians descended upon Brasilia, the other day I was told by officials that about one hundred thousand fans came to the capital city to support their team and they didn't leave disappointed. Just Broke.

Do or Die

Neymar is that you??

Mr. Green Jeans

I'm For Brazil All The Way!!

We're Also For Brazil All the Way!!

There's no doubt today is do or die for Brazil. The mood is Brasilia is festive and very optimistic about today games but most fans agree it will be no cake walk today against a fierce opponent Colombia.

Faces in the Crowd

The Long Line to Get In.

Finally made it to the front

Brazilian ViQueen?

Some of the few Fans from Cameroon.

By far the largest I've seen at the Stadium,  Mané Garrincha, in Brasilia was when Brazil, played Cameroon. Despite the 71,000 plus fans that show up the lines surprisingly moved quickly. Fans from Cameroon were definitely out number by Brazilian fans.

Fanfare

How Do I Look?

Brazilian fans from the North East

Ronaldinho. I think.

Fans came out from all over Brazil, the other day to support their team as they took on Cameroon. And yes they had plenty to smile about as Brazil defeated Cameroon to advance on to the stage.