00:00Hello, Mr Gustavo Hoffmann, ESPN.
00:03A few days in the new office,
00:05but can you already tell us the main difference,
00:08what are the main differences between managing a football club
00:11and managing a national team?
00:14And also, if you allow me, in the last month,
00:16you have been in Brazil in a city like Bragança Paulista.
00:20What are your memories from Bragança Paulista?
00:24Let's start with that part.
00:26I love the club, I love Bragan,
00:28and Pogantino, wonderful people working there,
00:31that was the part I really, really enjoyed.
00:33Go there, stay there, work with the people there.
00:40Follow the results, still text with the people there.
00:44They play at night, I have nothing to do at night,
00:46so I can text in the morning here at night.
00:51The difference in the moment was not that big,
00:54so, yeah, we have a bit of a time pressure,
00:57we have to put a lot in.
00:59If I would say we do the weeks,
01:00if we would be together for four or five weeks
01:03and every day would be like the last few days,
01:05it would be too much for the players, definitely.
01:07You would never do that.
01:08Having a meeting every day,
01:10having individual talks every day is intense for both sides,
01:14because it's not about small talk, not just talking,
01:16Hi, how are you?
01:19So I have to think before I talk,
01:21what will we talk about,
01:23and the player is in a situation where he wants to tell me the truth,
01:27obviously, and that I get to know him better.
01:29So this is everything that you do in a club,
01:33just really in a small period of time.
01:36And that's now really cool because in this competition
01:38all the other teams have exactly the same.
01:41So I don't know exactly,
01:42but during the World Cup everybody told us
01:44how long Spain works together with the coach.
01:47Yeah, but honestly, in that time still only the windows,
01:52knows them as kids and stuff like that,
01:54it might have been different,
01:56but to really develop we need time.
02:00That's how it is, I cannot change that, I'm sorry.
02:03But to make steps, we need the readiness to do.
02:06That's what I saw, that the boys are ready for that,
02:09and now let's make steps and see where it leads us to.
02:13Frank Hellmann.
