Bryan Habana's story

In order to understand history of Bryan Habana, we should have to know first the history of his father Bernie. He was a keen on rugby during the Apartheid. His only problem was that he is black and thus could only play in the black leagues. One day he went to the city of Pretoria to see the match between South Africa and England. The problem was that he was seen by one of the organizers of the black leagues. This fact prohibited him to go on the practice of rugby. Because of that, he decided to practice football. This game is the third more practice in this country. After a few years he became a keen on Manchester United.
In June 1983 was born character of my story Bryan Gary Habana. As you know because I explained it in my first post, this is because of two football players of Manchester United. Bryan how could it be otherwise when he started to make sport he played football. As you know by the previous post, 1995 was the year of the World Cup in South Africa. The day of the aperture match Bernie was missing for his first time the school to go to see this game. That day Bernie explained to his son the reason that he had not play rugby. Bryan liked so much that game and he decided to finish playing soccer and start to play rugby.
In November 2004, Bryan was chosen for the first time to play with the Springboks on a travel around England. The people said that he had been only selected to demonstrate that people of the two races can play in the same team after the Apartheid. After five minutes he scored a try with his first touch of the ball in test rugby match against England at Twickenham in 2004. At the end of the match he said a few words to all of the people saying that just because he is a black person: “It’s not the black color, it’s about the person”. In his first fifteen games, he scored 15 tries.
In April 2007, as you can see in the first post, he ran against a cheetah the fastest animal in the world. He did it for charity against the disappearance of these animals.
In the final of the world championship in 2007 South Africa got the victory. Bryan Habana equaled the Joahn Lomu All Blacks player record of 8 tries in a championship. Last October Bryan won the trophy of the best rugby player in 2007.

When he won the trophy in an interview he explained that because of the Apartheid in South Africa they had lost a great person only by their race. He added that the world could see the example of his country and do not make the same mistake in the future.