00:00You were a coach, you were a champion here as a player and you were also a coach, I wanted you to evaluate the anti-election there, the
00:06The pressure of being Brazil's coach, and how are you seeing his work, with so little time?
00:11What did he have?
00:12Ah, the work is going well, he's getting results, right? There will always be demands, he, perhaps unlike Brazilians, had them.
00:19Greater peace of mind, more support, but they're doing a good job, right?
00:22I think we all have to cheer, because Brazil will come back and be champions again, right? Because it's been a long time since...
00:27We're not champions, it's been 24 years, but we also cry a lot, right?
00:31If we look here, we have 10 trophies, 5 of which are from Brazil, and we always want more, right?
00:36It's Brazil.
00:37And Brazil's path, now you're our buddy too, you're analyzing, you're watching all the games, seeing how it is.
00:42You see there being this difficulty for Japan, then the draw,
00:44How far do you think our team can go?
00:47Ah, I think every game is a final, a World Cup, so Brazil doesn't have to think about it.
00:51In the next phase, you have to think about the one you have now.
00:54Japan has to win the game, I think it's good, Japan is very confident, go for it!
00:58Wanting to play against Brazil, that's good, right?
01:00Because we have some players who, if you give space to the Brazilian female players, it becomes difficult; Brazil has found a...
01:06way of playing,
01:07It brings an extra player into midfield, Cunha, who makes the game possible, which makes the opponent...
01:12Keep 4 defenders to have 2 left.
01:14And when that defender comes to mark Cunha, it creates space for Vini Júnior to come in, so the movement is good.
01:19In '94, you won the World Cup here, one of the most difficult of all time, and that continues.
01:26even the heat and all,
01:27I just wanted you to analyze the structure you have today, which is different from when you were champions.
01:31You can see all the technology and comfort the players have, right? That's what the CBF provides.
01:37Do you remember what your time was like, and do you see a lot of evolution? How do you view that?
01:41Well, man, there has been a lot of evolution, hasn't there? First of all, we didn't have vitamins, we didn't even have Gatorade back then.
01:49There was nothing, no isotonic drinks, nothing at all, our head chef, when he came from the CBF,
01:54He was a bricklayer in Granja Comari, he had to hire a guy here, the heat at midday, there was no break for
02:02drink water,
02:03I had to take it, we had never played a final at midday, I didn't know about nutrition.
02:08We ate the same food we always ate for breakfast, we had to play for 90 minutes.
02:14"Prolonging, there wasn't that interval to hydrate, so I think technology came to help, right?"
02:21But I think it's very much a mental thing; if you go in there, it doesn't matter what difficulties you'll encounter.
02:27You have to overcome it, there's no going back, there's no looking back, you can't continue, it's difficult.
02:33It will always be so.
02:33If you'll allow me one last question, another colleague of ours here, because of this absurd heat,
02:39Our colleague in the press, like you now, fell ill and had to abandon the selection process and the coverage.
02:44If you could send a message to our dear bald guy, Alex Escobar.
02:49No, we're hoping everything passes, you know, it's a health issue, this heat is difficult.
02:57Just as we players feel pressure, the press also feels pressure to deliver stories.
03:01And they want to deliver the material on time, which causes even more stress, you know?
03:07So we hope he gets better, just like Professor Barreira is also going through a difficult time.
03:11It's difficult, isn't it? And may we continue with positive thinking, prayers,
03:17so that they can overcome this moment.
03:19You seem much more relaxed, Dunga. Is it easier to work in coverage than when you're playing?
03:23It's much better to talk about other people's lives.
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