2. The excessive euphoria. Paulo Autuori said in 2002, a year before reaching the Peruvian Selection: “Fans, press, officials, referees and everyone involved in football must never know that Peru can be favorite to anything. No work may start thinking that you can achieve a classification. The promises it starts wrong way. “Few words to say many things.
3. No investment in juvenile category. Each year, the Peruvian players transfer abroad does not exceed ten. Only in 2011 accounted for 3% Colombian international transfers (345 in total). Simple math: a greater number of players competing in competitive leagues, the greater the chance of having a competitive selection.
4. One plus one equals ... three? In 2009 a study was conducted among 61 countries to measure and compare the level of school students. Peru ranked second to last, ahead of Kyrgyzstan. They did not go to the World Cup. Do you see the pattern? It accuses the National Team players have poor concentration, low self-esteem, of being unable to handle the pressure. Without good education at home and in school is impossible to demand that they are good players, much less better people.
5. The "Burguismo". Under the leadership of President Manuel Burga as FPF, Peru never qualified for a World Cup. Although this failure is of universal proportions, his work is not limited to that. Since he took office and promised economic changes in the local tournament football. And he fulfilled: now we are worse.
It is clear that to fight the classification is necessary to begin to correct the problems of Peruvian soccer that are old and familiar. But there is one issue: the leaders who have the task of changing the things they want everything to stay the same, because they live in informality and the need to continue in their posts.
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