00:00 You've said that you've left the club after nine seasons.
00:02 Have you remembered a bit about Pep Guardiola?
00:04 Nine?
00:04 Nine seasons in Liverpool?
00:07 In Liverpool, of course.
00:08 Because he's run out of energy.
00:09 Do you remember Pep Guardiola?
00:11 I understand, I understand.
00:12 Do you remember Pep Guardiola after four years?
00:16 That he felt empty.
00:19 And I'd like to know, after two and a half years,
00:20 as you said,
00:21 did you remember how you were with the gas tank?
00:25 How are you?
00:26 I ask the nutritionist for energy every morning.
00:29 Every morning.
00:30 I say, "Look, Silvia, give me something."
00:33 I'm fine, really.
00:34 I'm very well.
00:35 I'm fine, I'm calm.
00:37 I know that...
00:38 I don't know, maybe I'm the only one who understands the reality of the club's situation.
00:43 I don't know.
00:43 The situation is what it is.
00:45 It's what it is.
00:46 It's a difficult situation.
00:47 That's how the leaders made me see it,
00:50 both the president and, at that time, Mateu,
00:53 and Rafa Juste,
00:55 and Jordi Cruyff, who were there at the time,
00:58 knowing that there was a situation of maximum difficulty,
01:00 a historical difficulty.
01:02 A historical difficulty.
01:03 Economic, social, sporting.
01:05 And, well, I think we're doing a good job.
01:08 Not me.
01:09 I'm not praising myself.
01:10 But everyone.
01:11 The board of directors, the footballers,
01:14 at the social, economic level,
01:16 a great effort has been made.
01:17 We're competing.
01:19 I think that, at the moment, it's a lot.
01:22 It's a lot.
01:22 Last year we won, this year there are still two titles at stake.
01:27 And in June, we'll see where we are and we'll decide.
01:32 But I'm fine.
01:32 I'm energetic.
01:33 I'm fine.
01:34 I'm very well.
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