Dossena: "Fair play attuale e determinante nello sport e nella vita"

adnkronos

(Adnkronos) - L'ex calciatore, campione del Mondo 1982, parla del valore del fair play. L'allenatore è tra i 28 premiati 2024 come ambasciatore Fair Play nel mondo.

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00:00What are the most important values in life?

00:04They are more important than ever.

00:06From now on they will be decisive,

00:08but not in sport, but in life.

00:10It's better to have opportunities like this,

00:13it's better to talk about it,

00:15to start talking about it,

00:17so that the verb can come from somewhere

00:19and someone can pick it up.

00:20An example of free play that you carry in your heart,

00:22or because you are the protagonist,

00:24because your opponent is a teammate?

00:26There are no examples in life as in sport.

00:28Respect, tolerance, education,

00:31this is free play,

00:33but not in a football field,

00:35not in a dressing room,

00:36but in a working environment,

00:37in everyday life.

00:38What are Fabio's reflections on the World Cup

00:41and on the precocious elimination

00:44of the European national team?

00:46This is a particular moment in our movement.

00:49We need ideas, we need long-term vision,

00:53we need responsibility

00:55and also important decisions.

00:58We know what to do,

01:00we don't need to bother anyone

01:02and we don't need to run after prejudices.

01:05Do Italian players also need to be involved

01:08in the youth sector?

01:09But I make a provocation.

01:11The clubs have reached the European peak

01:14with the foreigners.

01:16So where is the truth?

01:18Obviously, we can take some precautions.

01:22If a working environment,

01:24if a company needs qualified staff,

01:27they look for them.

01:29In my opinion,

01:30it would be enough to bring people to Italy

01:32who have a qualified curriculum,

01:3420 national matches,

01:36I don't know,

01:37they can qualify,

01:38because this is what can go wrong.

01:41But the clubs got there

01:43and there were the foreigners.

01:45What do you think of the figure of Spalletti

01:47and his work?

01:48Spalletti is a coach with an important pedigree.

01:51I think he made mistakes on a technical level.

01:54I admire him,

01:56I don't know why he did it.

01:58He has weaknesses,

02:00injuries,

02:02not an excellent quality.

02:04But when he was called to use his know-how,

02:08he made some mistakes.

02:10Mistakes are made,

02:12but I can't reach the principle

02:14he reached with the decisions.

02:16To give up the role of a coach?

02:18No, that's enough.

02:20One of the criticisms

02:22made to the national team

02:25was the lack of grit,

02:28especially against Switzerland.

02:32If we can consider the brain as a muscle,

02:35that's the first organ that gets tired.

02:39So something must have happened,

02:41because there are a lot of images.

02:44If you want to see them,

02:46maybe you can understand

02:48where the confusion came from.

02:50But first of all, the brain.

02:52But there's an Italian who came to the guards,

02:55Vincenzo Montella with Turkey.

02:57Yes, but the coach accompanies the team

02:59a minute before going on the pitch.

03:01The coach must work

03:03until the best team,

03:05players in the best conditions

03:07and in the best possible situation,

03:09and then there are the players.

03:11Do you think it's right to go on

03:13with Gravina, Spalletti and Buffon,

03:15who has confirmed his commitment?

03:17Yes, we don't have time to change,

03:19but we have to change something.

03:23We've heard a lot of chitchat

03:25in recent years,

03:27but not only in this European Cup.

03:29If you want to change things, you change.

03:31But if you don't want to do it,

03:33we'll assist from you.

03:35In situations like this,

03:37everyone has responsibilities.

03:39It's not just about what Spalletti did,

03:42or what the president does,

03:44or what the FIGC does.

03:46But we're there

03:48talking about the same things.

03:50I think people are tired

03:52of hearing the same things all the time.

03:54How will you start again?

03:56How will you start again?

03:58Ah, in 60 days,

04:00with the same men

04:02to whom we'll have to talk,

04:04to whom we'll have to confront,

04:06to whom we'll have to say

04:08what we've done,

04:10trying to make sure

04:12they don't see themselves

04:14in the post-match statements

04:16or in the European Cup.

04:18Will there always be Inter

04:20on the market?

04:22I think so, yes.

04:24How close will Napoli be to Conte?

04:26Obviously, Napoli made a quality leap.

04:28In terms of determination,

04:30in terms of motivation,

04:32they really made a quality leap.

04:34I think it's important.

04:36Can I ask you a comment

04:38about coach Diola?

04:40He's a very young coach

04:42who has shown quality.

04:44But as I always say,

04:46coaches, as well as players,

04:48have to be measured every day.

04:50What he did two months ago

04:52is no longer enough.

04:54You have to show every day,

04:56you have to be present

04:58and you have to check your work

05:00on a daily basis.

05:02The coach's job is very difficult now.

05:04It's the same.

05:06Tiago Motta has shown great quality

05:08but now he's going to Juventus

05:10and the Juventus shirt is heavy.

05:12When you wake up in the morning

05:14and you're a Juventus player,

05:16you have to put on that shirt

05:18and go into an important dressing room.

05:20There are a lot of checks to do

05:22and a lot of things to check.

05:24On a technical level,

05:26the coaches are all good

05:28but they shouldn't be left alone.

05:30Today the coach

05:32needs to confront himself.

05:34He needs to constantly change himself.

05:36He needs to have relationships.

05:38It's a monstrous job

05:40and if the club doesn't protect the coach,

05:42he can be as good as he wants

05:44but it's going to be difficult.

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