00:01Cristiano is in a running machine that doesn't stop and the only way for it to stop is for him
00:06to collapse. His legs don't give enough, you know, in a running machine in a gym, you don't run at
00:12the pace of the running machine and you fall and that's, it's a fall and it's a fall and he
00:16will
00:18hit his head on the floor and it won't be nice and that's what we're saying,
00:23the end of a career in which he doesn't accept is the end. So you'll have two sides to every
00:29story that's going to come out on the back of what happened in Copenhagen. But I think
00:34even though it's not in him to accept the situation of his body, his mind, in fact, if you were
00:42close
00:42to his story, you could predict it. You could think that that was what was coming. But it's,
00:47it's, as with always, you know, he's become a little bit of a, of a cartoon kind of character
00:54and he keeps us entertained, which is in a way what he wants. He wants to be on stage. I
00:58think
00:58he'll jump from football to Hollywood or something like that because it would be very difficult
01:03for him to come off stage.
