“He prefers his Cristal to start winning, but when that fails, he prepares his hot speeches”: Enderson Moreira, the “grumpy” Brazilian who today seeks to secure the Apertura

It is clear that Moreira does not like to expose himself to adversity.

As a man born in Belo Horizonte, of course Enderson knows what good coffee is. His state, Minas Gerais, is one of the main manufacturers of this product that is also associated with the verb wake up. Cristal, in many moments this season, has remained with her eyes wide open. However, as Toño Vargas would say, In these moments of the Apertura he knows that it is not worth blinking.

Unlike his predecessor, Tiago Nunes, Enderson Moreira is also explosive although he has the good habit of doing so, especially without an audience nearby. Nunes, on the other hand, exposed himself with red cards and even with an anecdotal confrontation in the center of a field with the now injured Yotún. They are both Brazilians who get upset. But Moreira is a “cooler” grumpy.

Another hateful comparison? The two came to the close of a half of the tournament in first place, both depending on themselves. Nunes, on the other hand, had more moments of collective functioning and Moreira knew how to make his reinforcements more effective. Although it is fair to throw out a piece of information that could redeem Tiago: Moreira has Cauteruccio, while Nunes had Brenner.

Without having been a professional soccer player, Moreira entered Brazilian soccer with a degree in Physical Education. But let no one be confused by his deceptive office worker appearance. He has been a coach for almost fifteen years. That’s why he bothers with authority. Because he already has the field.