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00:03Peace be upon you, everyone.
00:05Why is there such a sad atmosphere at the conference?
00:07Today is a happy day
00:09Right? Coach, it's possible, I mean, it could be because the team is yours.
00:13Six lost your class, you're asking for help
00:14Even the president of the day is upset like this
00:18Damn you, you're not even worthy of my respect!
00:21Haha, that's a bit of variety now, and all that.
00:23Oh, Ham, all these shepherds, you're the president, you're bringing us a shepherd other than us?
00:26Ha ha ha ha ha ha
00:28What exactly is the Zariba Club, for God's sake?
00:30By God, the pen is shameful.
00:32Okay, let me tell you, you bring something from your sponsor and I'll give you something from mine.
00:35What's wrong with you, year?
00:36Hey teacher, we're in the last ten matches
00:37We drew one match and lost nine
00:40There's an important point in what you're saying:
00:41What is this point? A point of equilibrium.
00:43You are a failed club president.
00:45And you brought in a coach who's even worse than you.
00:46No, no, no, no, I won't allow you to insult the foreigner!
00:48He is one of the founders of Chelsea Football Club
00:50What does it mean that he founded Chelsea Football Club? Was he the club's rightful owner?
00:53How did he find out? Did you tell him about this?
00:56Oh God, I was just joking
00:58He was brought by a team manager.
01:00But the man has a respectable vision and has made a plan for the vehicle.
01:02Yes, I devised a plan for the vehicle.
01:04Here I will be quiet for a little while
01:06Fadl Coach
01:06Honestly, we wanted two defensive players.
01:09This is a great step
01:09Washa tells me their names, their needs, and where they play.
01:12No, no, it's not important at all.
01:13The important thing is that they are a source of strength.
01:15They remain like nails in the defense line
01:17Isn't that right, Captain?
01:19Should we emphasize this to them?
01:20With two great players in midfield, like that
01:22And we'll also get three wings as a means of raising awareness and increasing numbers.
01:25Captain, that's a sudden burn for them.
01:27We wanted to surprise them in the next match.
01:29Our fans, Captain
01:30What's this surprise about?
01:31These are racist criteria in player selection and coach selection.
01:35Why the mistake?
01:36Okay, let's make them two, like a khaz
01:37By God, Kadash
01:38By God, it's disgusting to say you want to play with a smoker even if you want to play box-to-box.
01:42We are already committed to him.
01:43And how did this journalist find out about his terrible sources?
01:46I seek forgiveness from God, the Almighty.
01:54Dear viewers, peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you.
01:56Welcome to a new episode of Al-Dahih Stadium, a football analysis program.
02:00Let's leave the past period, my dear, as the team is eagerly awaiting the Africa Cup of Nations.
02:04And the preceding outcry from European clubs
02:06The next one wanted the matches to be postponed or the tournament to be cancelled altogether.
02:10Because of the African professionals who will leave their clubs in their league matches
02:14And they go to their tournament with their national teams.
02:16One person says, "For these grades, Abu Ahmed!"
02:17Yes, my dear, European football is called European football.
02:20But largely dependent on Africans
02:22Not all of it is European
02:23The statistics, my friend, say that the percentage of bad luck in the Premier League has increased from 16.5% in the early nineties.
02:29More than 30% today
02:31And tell me, what's wrong with these people?
02:32Your friends, Abu Ahmed
02:33Dear friend in the English course
02:34Hey my friends in the English course
02:35I'll be there supporting you, my dear.
02:36I will be cheering them on
02:37ttt
02:37The PAM DOLs are the Black, Egan, and Minor Ethnicities
02:40Which are the ethnic minorities
02:41And in youth teams
02:42You'll find that the percentage of BAM is even higher than that.
02:45More than 30%
02:45But despite that
02:47The statistics are telling me
02:48Listen to this, my dear, because it's a very important and pivotal point in this episode.
02:51From the year 92
02:53In the English Premier League
02:55Today's limit
02:562022
02:57How many years does that mean?
02:5930 years
03:0030 years
03:00From the English course
03:01There are only 10 coaches
03:03But those who were in
03:04The last of them is Patri Vieira
03:06Current Crystal Plus manager
03:08And one of France's greatest players
03:10Arsenal in history
03:11It's terrifying that you
03:12If you look at players younger than Vieira
03:14And they withdrew after him
03:15You'll find a phenomenon where midfielders retire
03:17And then along
03:18He finds a respectable training position at a major club.
03:21It became very widespread
03:22Count with me
03:22Lampard, Xavi, Gerard Pirlo
03:25Ronnie
03:25And these are Abu Hamid, who is Ronnie, the midfielder.
03:27If you keep following, my dear, you'll know the second Carrero text.
03:29There was no striker
03:30We know little Varuni
03:32The striker who puts in a goal
03:33But no, my dear
03:34The important thing I want to say
03:36There are many players like this player
03:37Even smaller than that
03:38Coaches remained
03:39Quickly, according to very large scales
03:41And that's what made Vieira in November last year
03:43Twenty-one
03:44He states and tells me that the lack of black coaches in the Premier League is due to...
03:47It remains a very worrying thing
03:48Why is he his colleague who is trying to become a coach?
03:51Because all the proverbs I told you a little while ago
03:53White players
03:54And I just told you a little while ago
03:55The English role from 1992
03:57It only has ten coaches, Bam
04:00non-white
04:00This season, my dear, is sponsored by Post Clooney.
04:03Edward Said
04:04Why the discrimination against black players?
04:06They say the black players are playing around in Europe
04:08But they increase and they are trained
04:10Why today is the year 2022?
04:12There's a plan now, and you remember it.
04:15Whose flags are we raising?
04:17We want everything to be eco-friendly.
04:19And everything will be beautiful
04:20There will only be one lion trainer left.
04:23In the most important league in the world
04:25That's the question of this episode.
04:27I swear, I need an answer to this question.
04:29We'll need to ask another question a little before that.
04:32Why is that even the case?
04:33The number of black players in the English league has increased
04:36After being very rare before the seventies
04:38This is a question from researchers Simon Cooper
04:39Stefan Szymanski discovered the answer to this question tomorrow.
04:42Coincidentally, their book *Sacronomics* is in it.
04:44Cooper and Szymanski were trying
04:45They understand the relationship between football and money
04:47During their study of financial accounts
04:49About forty English clubs in the period between
04:5178 and 97 discovered
04:53The most important factor influencing performance
04:56Which club didn't have the money?
04:57The huge sums that the club was paying in Surah
04:59Transfers
05:01But the huge salaries
05:03Those who can afford to pay it every year
05:09The salaries were explaining the improvement
05:11Or the team's performance declined in 92
05:13In a percentage of cases, if the team takes
05:15Good salaries, they'll do well
05:17You'll tell me, "Well, Abu Hamid, what about the remaining eight percent?"
05:19Where did they go? I'll tell you, that question is a real pain.
05:21These eight countries are the key to the whole issue.
05:23The eight countries were exceptional cases.
05:25We find in it that some clubs were performing
05:28Better than expected
05:30From the salaries they pay
05:31What are you saying, Abu Hamid? I'll explain it to you right away.
05:33For example, the Zawest Brun team in the late seventies
05:35Arsenal in the 1980s and Crystal Palace in the early 1990s
05:37These teams were performing better
05:39Other teams pay higher salaries than them.
05:42For Cooper and Zamansky
05:44That was a mystery; we couldn't see it.
05:45And the statistics that followed us and the studies
05:47The more salaries increase, the more
05:49That would be better, of course, my dear, and they
05:51That means they didn't conduct these studies in
05:522021 and 2020
05:55When it meant Barcelona salaries
05:56That's how it is, and championships like that.
05:58Regardless, it means Cooper and Zmansky were
06:00What do these clubs have in common?
06:03Those who don't want high salaries but can manage
06:05It's better if he separates this and does some research.
06:07They knew that the clubs were
06:08They are now more numerous than the black players.
06:11Who else but them, and who would make
06:12These teams perform better than
06:14Another job pays higher salaries
06:16Black people's salaries were simply
06:18Less because many clubs were refusing.
06:21Black people simply because they
06:22Black people, regardless of their age or background.
06:25Therefore, many of the players are black
06:26They were accepting lower salaries than the home team players.
06:29Simply so they can play in the first place
06:30This is in the best interest of the clubs.
06:32The one who didn't discriminate against black people was able to exploit them.
06:34And she managed to take the best black players
06:36Those who are exposed in the blacks with salaries from their families
06:38With the success of the experiment, other clubs began to imitate them.
06:41From the seventies
06:41As you go up, the number of black players increases.
06:44You say, "Oh, peace be upon you, Abu Ahmed!"
06:45This means there are more black players in the English league.
06:48Not because of discrimination, people
06:49Not because of anti-racism movements
06:52But because of capitalism
06:53Simply
06:54And with the generalization of the experience
06:56So the salaries of Black people were not low.
06:58And it started to increase normally.
06:59trap
06:59Up to today
07:01We don't see Manchester United
07:02Bird on Pokpa
07:03Highest salary in the history of the English league
07:06And Bokba
07:06Up until the moment of filming, the episode was released.
07:08hesitant
07:09500,000 pounds a week, my dear
07:11I don't feel
07:13The pound, which is the pound
07:14Not the second pound
07:15My dear, if someone offered you 500 pounds
07:17By God, I have no one above me.
07:19Not 500,000
07:20Lord, he is forced to give thanks for the blessing of this book.
07:21This hair
07:22Regardless of what you said, my dear, about Pokpa
07:23Manchester United
07:25I'm cheering for United, my dear
07:27As long as there is only one club in Manchester
07:28I mean, regardless, my dear
07:30What I want to tell you
07:31The one who is calm
07:32You see the level of the first player
07:33And then you see the tablet's screen.
07:34But in the bridge
07:35The opposite was happening
07:36Clubs used to sign black players
07:38in the beginning
07:38They paid their salaries tonight
07:39Because it made financial sense
07:41And after they got better
07:43They started getting better opportunities and salaries.
07:44Like Uncle Bob
07:45And this, my dear, is not my statement.
07:47These are the words of Szymanski and Cooper
07:49Although I may have shocked you, my dear
07:52But the shock is important
07:53Because she asks about the mixture
07:55for him?
07:55The same course I told you about
07:56The same thing happened with the black coaches.
07:58Hadash told you
07:58We won't take a black coach
07:59It will be cheaper than a coach who doesn't lay eggs.
08:01And God willing, his efficiency will remain better.
08:03Because they are basically few in the field of training
08:06The answer to this question
08:07We need to go back in time a little
08:09Are we going back to the seventies again, Abu Hamin?
08:11No, my dear
08:11Let's go back to the fifteenth century
08:12I need to show you that I'm going to be a survivor again.
08:14Imagine yourself as a colonized Spanish, French, or English person
08:18And Sophnac and his armies took
08:19She decided to go down and explore the sea.
08:21I went down a little
08:22West Africa accepted
08:23And the Saya helped you, saying, "Come here, Pasha, on the ship like this."
08:25Hey, and you're going to get her?
08:27The ship was moored
08:28The men stepped down and went down
08:29Redani is a strong, free man.
08:30What is this? I can't stand brocade.
08:31And the two Sudair stones that I put on top of each other
08:33I'll bring it from Europe.
08:34And you're unbuttoning
08:35You look around you
08:36To the people who are on this earth
08:37Their whole family is black
08:38You look more
08:39I found that some of them
08:40As a European man, I mean
08:41Stronger than you and faster than you
08:42And taller than you
08:43They know how to climb trees
08:45but
08:45They have both of these advantages
08:47But they have neither weapons nor armies.
08:49No houses
08:49And no cities like yours
08:51European captain too
08:52We are in the theater
08:53European Fakbautten reached the conclusion
08:54They are definitely more deserving of your attention.
08:56They're not as advanced as you
08:57Because they're not Ask.fm enough
08:58So that they can make someone arrogant
08:59There is definitely an inherent flaw in their makeup.
09:01He left them so late
09:03They have muscles, eh?
09:04But they don't have brains
09:05But since they have muscles
09:07They are useful workers on our farms
09:09Our mines and colonies
09:10And later our patrols
09:11So she decided to take the strongest people among them
09:14And you're coming back
09:14You don't see anything wrong with them?
09:15Because in your opinion they are not trained in anything
09:17Clavicle
09:18So she decided to serve them
09:19May God protect us and help us endure this European country.
09:21And Qadi, tell me, "Never mind, Abu Hamid."
09:22This is a long time ago.
09:23It's not right, Abu Ahmed, to say "our patrols"
09:24Next to our farms and settlements
09:27Urge, my dear
09:28It's Michelle saying
09:28Ron Noades says this
09:30President of Crystal Palace in 1791
09:32Many statements were made that were not different from the picture.
09:34I just drew it for you right now.
09:35Crystal Palace SD
09:36If you remember, it was one of the teams
09:38The one who did it was better than expected.
09:40Because they have black players
09:41They ransomed them
09:41But Ron Noads appeared in a television interview
09:43So he can say
09:44Black players have great speed.
09:46And high physical fitness
09:47They know how to play and have the ball with them.
09:49But
09:49When they lose the ball and come back and push
09:51The second one is chaos
09:52because
09:53He said literally
09:54I don't think too many of them can read the game
09:58I don't assume
09:59Many of the players are black, meaning...
10:02They can read the field
10:03They acknowledge the game
10:04They understand it
10:05countries last
10:06They try out the ball
10:07They kick the ball hard
10:08Noads, I didn't stop here
10:09He told you
10:09It's when we go to her place tonight.
10:10We'll need a few more players like that.
10:12Who can tolerate the cold?
10:13To support the black players on the field
10:15This talk
10:21It's not much different from a white colonizer in the fifteenth century.
10:24And you'll tell me, Abu Hamidi
10:25This is a special case
10:25Don't generalize
10:26Take the killer.
10:27A situation similar to what I'm telling you
10:282018
10:29In the World Cup in Russia
10:31Poland and Senegal
10:32They met in the group stage
10:33Slaven Bleach
10:34He was an honest coach in the Premier League
10:36We're training West Ham, if you remember.
10:37There was someone in the analysis studio
10:39Before the Poland vs. Senegal match
10:41and that
10:41Just before the match starts
10:43Senegal will exploit their speed and strength.
10:45To surpass Poland
10:46Okay
10:47What else, Uncle Bilch?
10:48No, that's it.
10:49It's their strength and speed, that's all.
10:50They have something else
10:51Sorry
10:51Okay, everything is fine.
10:52Yes, my dear, it's well-known.
10:54North Horizons of the Park Movement
10:55Senegal is a fast-moving powerhouse.
10:56Why not?
10:57One says, "Oh Abu Hamid!"
10:58Is he a colonialist or what?
10:59By God, my dear
11:00Isn't he saying
11:01Alexandria only produced Petra
11:02emperor
11:03Shawn, that's how it is, my dear.
11:03I'm Tim
11:05Uncle Badi'ab
11:06In the secret
11:07No one walks
11:08He loves it all day long
11:09Night and
11:09Bish Ah
11:11the important
11:11Senegal is a fast-moving powerhouse.
11:12We'll see what happens next.
11:13Matshat for Senegal
11:14And we know how he plays it
11:15Random or organized
11:16He plays it on the ground
11:17And no long quarries
11:18What power and speed!
11:19What is this, my dear? They call it
11:30The
11:31To tell you that Nawadis
11:32And the racists
11:33That's not the point.
11:33What I want to tell you
11:34The white man's perspective
11:35For the black man
11:36I'm still in Kora
11:37Until 2018
11:38And it might be up to today
11:39I'm telling you, 2022
11:41Amidst hate speech
11:43And racism
11:44All this talk
11:45Fish only has one coach
11:46One coach from 20 teams
11:48In the English league
11:49The most important league in the world
11:50The one who criticizes the black people
11:51They don't have the intelligence of the white player
11:53Nor its quality
11:54Unconscious TikTok
11:55What do you mean?
11:55explicit power
11:56Dear Hajja
11:56What I find surprising is that
11:57No matter how much
11:58Intelligence level
12:00and knowledge
12:02Analytics
12:02You'll also find things like that
12:04The great German philosopher
12:05Immanuel Kant
12:06One of the greatest philosophers
12:0818th century
12:09He was once saying about a black person
12:10This person
12:11The blackness of the sword
12:12This is conclusive proof
12:14However, what he said
12:15It is characterized by foolishness
12:16sounds like a can't
12:18this
12:18Old Nasser Africans
12:19Which will make you a white colonizer
12:21When you go to Africa
12:22Take the strongest people among them
12:23With you on your way back
12:24And let it not be closed in farms and settlements
12:26Because their abilities stop at...
12:27When they are workers
12:28Not creative
12:29Not artists
12:30You'll say Abu Hamidna isn't a colonizer
12:31I'm a dinner party, a different story.
12:32Even without movement, it is a flash
12:33Of course I don't see it that way.
12:35The problem is definitely with Bleach.
12:36The man told me the original Crystal Palace
12:38Yes, rest assured, my dear.
12:38Maybe they're Syrian
12:40And you don't know
12:40At the same time
12:41Poland vs Senegal match
12:42What I told you about a little while ago
12:44There was a data company called Data Comdia
12:45Its name is Sport Logic
12:46With the development of new software
12:47He can track the players' movements on the field.
12:49And he analyzes it
12:50The software
12:51He was taking the live broadcast
12:52Match softness guy
12:53And it transforms the game within it
12:542D structure
12:55Like this
12:56You can only see a few lines in it.
12:58By showing their limbs and their movement
13:00Not visible due to skin tone
13:01No limits of the body
13:02They simplify it for the computer
13:03So that he can understand and analyze it
13:04So that they can extract information from it.
13:06And here's Sam Gregory
13:07One of the analysts at Sportlogic
13:09He decided to conduct an experiment
13:11On the Poland vs. Senegal match
13:13He told you
13:13We will take a joke from it
13:15And print the software on it.
13:16And then
13:17I worked hard on a group of people
13:19Ask them a few questions.
13:20Around the match
13:21Compare their answers
13:23Those who hadn't seen the players' skin
13:24And when they couldn't see her
13:25He asked them, for example
13:26Which of the two teams was more skilled?
13:27Who is more skilled?
13:28The one who saw Willon's skin color
13:29Those who didn't see it said Poland
13:30And the Fandousk is playing there, Abu Hamad
13:32Haba is definitely more skilled
13:33Then they asked them
13:34Which of the two groups?
13:35The organizer of Tiki Tikia was more
13:37And also those who saw the skin color
13:38Those who didn't see it said Poland
13:40And then the trap began.
13:41Scientists work in countries
13:42Like Ken
13:43He asked them who plays harder
13:45The person who saw the question said the two versions are the same
13:47But those who saw the skin color said it was Senegalese
13:49Then he went and asked another question
13:51Which of the two teams is more tanned, and which one covers the physical area better than the other?
13:54Of those who saw the players' skin tone, 70% chose Senegal.
13:57Those who didn't see it, 62% chose Poland.
13:59the house
14:00If you can't see the skin, he'll tell you Poland.
14:03But once the skin appeared, there was no more skin.
14:05We know who we'll choose.
14:06All preconceived notions
14:08And all of us as football fans, meaning
14:10Without us noticing
14:10Bilbes the wig and the twelve-sider
14:12And the buttons
14:13And we speak like white users with a fifteenth-century accent
14:16Black means strength and speed
14:18This view, my dear, is in our minds all the time
14:20Because we are exposed to it a lot
14:21And sometimes unconsciously
14:22For example, in 2020 a Danish research institution in the field of sports
14:25Its name is Run Repeat
14:26I conducted extensive research on racist statements in the comments on the Mashaat.
14:30They studied 2000 phrases used by commentators during 80 matches.
14:33In the English, Spanish, French and Italian leagues
14:35They discovered that commentators praise the player's strength six times more
14:39If the color of his cloak was dark
14:40They also praise its speed as being three times faster.
14:42At the same time
14:4363% of the criticism directed at the players of Al-Samar
14:46It remains about intelligence
14:47My type of play
14:48And 67% on tactical quality
14:51Let's go back, let's go back
14:52The same Sanaiyya of the fifteenth canon
14:54You tell me, Abu Hamid, I'm not racist, I swear to God.
14:56I'm telling you, my dear, I don't matter to you.
14:57Those who are aware, Abu Hamid
14:58Are you Freud or what?
14:59Yes, my dear, I am Freud.
15:01I'm coming, my dear
15:01I'm telling you, Issa, we as football fans have adopted this stereotype.
15:05Not necessarily because we are racist
15:06But because we are surrounded by this Sana'i
15:08That's how it is.
15:09It shouldn't be like this, but it should still be like this.
15:11We assume that the dark reaction play is always stronger.
15:14Because his position requires strength, speed, and endurance
15:16Kanti
15:17We assume that the best playmaker is the one who plays well.
15:20This is about tactics, planning, carpets, and cypresses.
15:22Modric and Xabi Alonso
15:24And everyone who is at Real Madrid now
15:26And these followers stay with us
15:27Until this game is retired and they try to become coaches
15:30And then, subconsciously
15:40Of course, this is incest, we weren't racist, frankly.
15:42We have bigger problems than that.
15:43But what I'm telling you, my dear, answers Patrick Vieira's question.
15:46Why did white players find it easier to get into training than black players?
15:50It's a real ordeal, my dear, and there's a real example I've found, and it's become very noticeable.
15:53Gattuso, the former Milan player, or Milan as he says
15:56They would have distinguished themselves with neither quality, nor intelligence, nor artistic touch, nor anything at all.
16:00A tweeter of spirit, determination, stubbornness, persistence, and recklessness
16:04But I don't want him to coach at Milan and Napoli.
16:06Red Azizi, in the two years he coached Milan, he finished sixth or seventh.
16:09If Milan, if Adrian, and Kaka and all the other goodies were still around
16:14It's important, my dear, I'm not saying that football is racist, may God bless him.
16:17The ball is played neutrally.
16:18She has never been racist or anti-racist.
16:20But it provides a space where opinions, beliefs, and ideas can be expressed.
16:23Sometimes ready-made stereo types leak to it
16:26Humans imagine they are its enemy, that's it, that was a long time ago, back in the fifteenth century.
16:30This was in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
16:32We're still carrying it without us even noticing.
16:34Dear viewers, how do people view each other?
16:36The differences between them are sometimes quite obvious
16:38This isn't racism; people are different. This isn't racism.
16:40Abu Ammar, you're a sinner, may God forgive you, but I'm a sinner.
16:44But you consider race to be the sole and most important reason for these differences.
16:48Therefore, you are judging someone based on whether they can do something or not.
16:51Just by the color of his skin
16:52This talk is hostile, my dear, not just racist, it's racist and stupid.
16:54This is skin tone, skin color, melanin
16:56Just because someone increases their melanin concentration doesn't mean they'll become fast.
17:00So you see it as a difficult relationship?
17:02Or at least I'll stay smart
17:03So people kept going to the doctor, and then they said, "Excuse me, please."
17:05Lee told me to increase the melanin concentration a little because he wants his son to do well in the exam.
17:10Then increase my focus a little so I can perform well in the match.
17:13So we prefer that, Chameleon knows what
17:15We'll remain chameleons, going on like this, constantly changing our appearance depending on the activity you're doing.
17:19No, Aziz, that's nonsense.
17:20The term "pure race" is fundamentally an entirely unscientific term.
17:24Adam Rutherford, a professor of genetics, says in his book
17:27How to change your mindset with a racist
17:30He says racial purity is scientifically and historically impossible; meaning, is it possible to take a people and isolate them from everyone around them and expect them to remain as they are?
17:36For decades, there was no migration, no occupation, no colonialism, no one going out to explore the world, and their generation experienced nothing but mixing.
17:44genes
17:44Where is racial purity?
17:45The second thing is that you'll never actually know your genetic makeup.
17:50Your ancestors, who were criticized 11 generations ago, are 11 generations behind you.
17:54You have practically no DNA from your great-great-grandfather, so don't tell me I'm originally Greek or anything like that.
18:00My genes come from Eritrea, that's nonsense.
18:02And this is what Abu Ahmad said, without the clock
18:04You mean you want to look good in European society, and be a man who is open-minded and progressive and all that?
18:12No, guys, not just anyone who acts this way is necessarily like that. And all this talk is nonsense. Look, Abu Ahmed
18:19Ali Al-Anbi looked at the running competitions for the hundred meters
18:22What is all this black?
18:24Okay, my dear, look at the sabbah, the sabbah
18:26Mah
18:26The fact that a dead meter of sleep doesn't mean that black people win
18:29And the house wins the prize for the sabbah.
18:31There is a paradox in Jenna
18:32And you, Abu Ahmed, tell me, is that clear? It's obvious that they're good at this and those are good at that.
18:37He works
18:38My dear, you were ignorant of him in his cave
18:39What you're saying is true, my friend, but grading
18:41That's exactly what you're saying right now, Abu Ahmed.
18:43True, but wrong
18:45You're right, there is African dominance in running races.
18:48Let me tell you that the last white man who was able to race in the 100-meter finals at the Olympic Games
18:53What year was it? 1980-86
18:56The last white man who could race towards the end
18:58For 40 years, there were no white men at the end.
19:01The rest are all black
19:03My dear helper
19:04There is a gene called ACTN3
19:07This gene is related in one way or another to physical performance.
19:10It can make you run faster
19:11Present in 96% of Black athletes in America
19:14So she tells me, "Oh Salama, my father Ahmed, that's why they played basketball."
19:17Wilbrunn James definitely has a lot of ACTN3.
19:20But let me tell you that the gene is also present in 80% of white athletes.
19:24The gene that's supposed to help you as a runner and someone who needs physical strength is the one that's running.
19:29He is a slave who helps you to violate it.
19:30But we don't find your distribution like that at all.
19:32We find that there are a very, very large number of black runners
19:35And the number of people from the whites
19:36Although the topic was just about Gene
19:38We would find five white runners ahead of six black runners
19:40We should have found a higher percentage of Black American swimmers.
19:44But we don't find that.
19:46You know, my dear, we can't find anything like that.
19:47Because the issue isn't black and white.
19:48What is it, Abu Ahmed, that is gray?
19:50It is indeed gray
19:51To lighten
19:52To my dear friend, I must say that running doesn't require much equipment to practice.
19:55What do you do to run?
19:56Get down and run
19:57There are no streets with silver wheels
19:59Run
20:00But swimming requires a swimming pool.
20:02It would be wonderful if the hall were covered.
20:03Oh, how wonderful it would be if there was chlorine in the water!
20:06Many preparations
20:06I need a mio
20:07He understood
20:08If you are poor, don't resort to running.
20:10If you have some money
20:11And you can get a free swimming pool membership
20:14Or your country provides you with swimming pools
20:16You can go swimming
20:18Or if you're willing to stay by the pool and travel to Dubai and finish your studies and work
20:21The Sana'i is here, my dear
20:22Not white or black
20:23What are you here, rich or poor?
20:25This is the element
20:26Khalis, do you have a question?
20:27Who is the most important person in the history of golf?
20:29Hey Rhodes
20:30black
20:30But from a rich family
20:32He headed towards the area where people had money.
20:34Those who are usually white
20:35What are they playing? They're playing golf.
20:36On the other hand
20:37There is faith
20:38Rap is serious
20:39white
20:39In a space that is all black
20:41Because he was poor
20:41He went to blame
20:42Why is it related to other factors?
20:43In this case, the most important factors are economic ones.
20:46And I treat the second one like a psychological treatment
20:48The social environment surrounding his child is how he grows up
20:50So he sees that he is small
20:51It's easy, he's a basketball player or a runner
20:53Because he saw similar models
20:54And I had sex on this road
20:55Today, I expect, my dear, that there is a new generation.
20:58He will be an excellent football player
20:59Because they saw someone like Mohamed Salah
21:00He promised them dreams that they would go
21:02They play in the English league
21:03When you see someone who looks just like you in different places
21:06You're looking at it, you believe you can do this
21:08Nor is the reverse true.
21:08Sometimes you think that there's a certain route you can't take.
21:10Because it's not for him
21:11So you go to the main road
21:13What I saw in it were examples of mischief
21:14This stereotype method will have
21:17A pattern that repeats itself and reproduces itself
21:19He has social and economic circumstances
21:20To my dear friend I say, my dear
21:21Taking the easy way out means judging from afar.
21:24Ah, this is white, it does this
21:25This black one makes such numbers
21:27It looks easy like that
21:28But when you study the economic, social, and psychological factors, and all these things
21:32You'll find that there are different factors that cause burning.
21:34But from the outside, she's not an easy cat.
21:36It's easy now, I'll just go and get scientific evidence to support me.
21:39A pattern that repeats and reproduces itself
21:41If someone is broken, they should look for the real reasons.
21:43He will reach the wrong conclusion
21:44Your color
21:45What will you be good at?
21:46Then he tried to find evidence from science.
21:49It helps him confirm this statement.
21:50And you know his stance on science, Aziz.
21:51But you don't know his stance towards me.
21:52The dear scholar wanted to know, but he didn't say anything, by God.
21:54By God, he doesn't have anything on his mind.
21:55He has no idea what's going on in his head.
21:56I'm Harf, my dear, and my relationship with him is good.
21:58He kept confirming this statement and didn't say anything.
21:59For example, in an article published in
22:00British Journal
22:01Oof
22:02Sports Madzen
22:03He was asking a question
22:04Why the two-tongued people of East Africa?
22:06Distinguished
22:06What are these countries?
22:07Why do these countries dominate the world of racing?
22:09For example
22:10They live in high places
22:12Then he tells you no
22:12What are Peru, Nepal, and Mexico?
22:14Highland inhabitants
22:15And also
22:16They are not like the Kenyans, for example.
22:17And then he tells you
22:18Do they have a higher secretion of hormones?
22:21or higher enzymes
22:22Different from people's houses
22:23She'll tell you, "I swear, maybe..."
22:24But there is no evidence
22:25He says that makes them run better
22:27unless
22:27What does the article say, Bahmil?
22:28He says the same thing because he tells you
22:29And where am I supposed to get it from, my dear?
22:30He tells you, for example
22:31The children of Kenya
22:32They walk or they run
22:338 to 12 kilos per day
22:35So they can go to school
22:36A boy who helps and earns money from his family
22:39They are young
22:39On practicing the sport of running
22:41He also tells you
22:41Training programs
22:42It plays a very important role
22:43Government interest in it
22:45Like what happened, for example
22:46In squash in Egypt
22:46Remember the state of squash?
22:47You might not be the reason.
22:48Environment remained
22:50And environment
22:51And living on top
22:51And they live underneath
22:52And we run a lot
22:53no
22:53One hero won
22:54Everyone got up
22:55It's possible she could end up like him.
22:56And there started to be movement in it.
22:57And investments
22:58and stadiums
22:58And all of this
22:59Success stories and inspiration
23:00The one I told you about
23:01And what I'm telling you
23:02He also explains the opposite
23:02The children explain the Bam
23:04Those who grow up
23:05In football academies
23:06In England, for example
23:07And they see the coaches
23:08What are they all?
23:08egg
23:09Even if the coaches are
23:10Not racist
23:10The children will receive it
23:12implicit message
23:12This job isn't for them.
23:14And the last of them
23:14They remain a game and that's it
23:15And that's it, my dear.
23:16I hope at the end of the episode
23:17I have answered you
23:18In response to Patrick Veyre's question
23:20But don't worry
23:21Tektenad in your work
23:22Win the league
23:23And titles are achieved
23:25That's all
23:26And you have your friends
23:28Coaches in every wall
23:29Of course, we have it in Egypt
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23:30Captain Mosimane
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