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00:00The only man to have won a title in all of Europe's top five leagues, name a big club, he's
00:04been there, I won't go through them all, and one of Australia's very, very special guests, please welcome Mr Carlo
00:12Ancelotti.
00:13Thank you.
00:43For us, with a lot of young players, and hopefully in four years or eight years, these players can be
00:49very established, and it would be nice, but I think it's still a little bit early, but I understand people
00:56are getting excited.
00:58Mr Ancelotti, thanks so much for your time this evening.
01:01Firstly, your impressions of Australia and your first outing in Townsville, how have you found the week?
01:10Fantastic, it was the first time for me to come here, be in this big county, beautiful place, and we
01:21hope to do our best, to show our quality as a national team, and to try to do our best.
01:29It was nice to be here, it was the first time, it's a beautiful country, yes.
01:37Now Tony, you've known Mr Ancelotti for quite some time, but two decades I'm told, not many people in the
01:44room know the story, tell us a little bit about the history and the connection you've got.
01:48Yeah, well, Mr has been in many places and coached around the world, but I was very lucky that he
01:54signed Zilko Kalatz, obviously a close friend of mine.
01:58And I asked Zilko, I was finishing my career coming towards the end around the World Cup in Germany, I
02:04asked him, can you please ask Mr for permission that I can come and watch training, because I was already
02:09interested in coaching.
02:11And I was very lucky that Mr Ancelotti was very hospitable and allowed me to come and watch and observe
02:18and see all the special players and see the way he led a fantastic group.
02:24Tony talks about that team at AC Milan, it was quite some team, it was still quite early in your
02:31coaching career.
02:32When did you decide, was it during your playing career that you wanted to become a coach?
02:39Well, honestly, I was loving football, I love football, I'm going to love football, also when I stopped training, when
02:49I stopped playing, it's a fantastic passion.
02:53When I decided, honestly, when I stopped playing, I had the opportunity to be assistant coach of the national team,
03:01and so I was 33 years old.
03:04I had the luck to be assistant of one of the best coaches ever in football history, and from there,
03:15after three years of the national team as assistant, we prepared the World Cup in 1994, losing in the final
03:22against Brazil.
03:24I decided to start, I started in second division, and after that, a long, long way, a long career, and
03:34in this part, I met Tony, we have a good relationship.
03:40I'm used to have a good relationship with all the managers, because we are not doing an easy job.
03:50It's a difficult job, but I have the support of my big passion for this world that is fantastic.
04:03Football is a sport in general, he's a fantastic teacher for your life, he was a fantastic teacher for my
04:13life, and we have to keep going.
04:19Tony, you touched on the fact that when you met Mr. Ancelotti, you already had your sights set on coaching,
04:24but you were still playing.
04:25Can you give us a little insight into some of the guidance that you were seeking as a player looking
04:29into coaching back then?
04:33Yeah, I think that was still very early, I was still playing, I think Zelko signed 2005, I think he
04:40signed with AC Milan, and I was still going to the World Cup, but I'd started my coaching badges in
04:47Europe, and so it was just the beginning of observing, learning, just watching, and that was really the early part
04:57of the journey.
04:59Yeah, it's obviously been a long one, and it's been a long one, and a very enjoyable one.
05:04Mr. Ancelotti, you talk about how difficult it is to become a coach, especially when you're coaching in the world's
05:12biggest leagues.
05:14How do you cope with that pressure?
05:16As a young coach, and I suppose as you mature, does it become easier?
05:21Yeah, I think so, I think so, the pressure is higher when you start, and slowly, slowly, with your experience,
05:31you are more able to manage the pressure, that is high.
05:36Every single game is an exam for a manager, and usually, the victory has a lot of owners, and the
05:48defeat has only one, how do you say this again, guilty.
05:56And so, but we know this, we know this, and so, but yeah, with the experience, it's easier to manage
06:04the pressure, but the pressure is absolutely normal, no, to have a little bit of stress,
06:13sometimes it's easier, sometimes it's the engine to do your best, to try to be more focused on what you
06:24are doing, it's not so bad.
06:28Tony, you're the only Australian coach to have won the Asian Champions League, and you did that quite early in
06:34your coaching career, talk about pressure, talk about stress, you reflect on that, that was 12 years ago, that was
06:39a long time ago now, wasn't it?
06:40But now that you've had so much more experience as a coach, do you see that as a sort of
06:46a better achievement today than you perhaps could have taken credit for back then, because it was so early in
06:52your career?
06:54Yeah, maybe.
06:56Yeah, that was a wonderful achievement, winning the Champions League.
07:00I was a very young coach, I think with experience, I believe I'm a lot better manager now than I
07:07was then, but we had a fantastic success.
07:10I was in the Champions League, and it was a young group as well, and we were a solid unit,
07:17we worked hard together, we didn't have any special talent, but we built a very strong culture, a very good
07:25group, like a family environment, and we won something special.
07:30And yeah, it feels like that was a long time ago now, but yeah, that was a special moment, and
07:36now, yeah, enjoying these moments, and you know, as Mr. Ancelotti said, the pressure of every game, you know, I
07:45think even in the soccer rooms now have been two years,
07:48and I think I've probably grown into this job in the two years, and probably even more experienced and maybe
07:56improved as a coach since I started.
08:00I'd like to ask Mr. Ancelotti a little bit about the Brazilian national team and coaching the Brazilian national team.
08:06You've coached at the biggest clubs in the world.
08:08What's the difference between coaching at a Real Madrid, where the eyes of the world are on you, and then
08:14Brazil, where also the eyes of the world are on you?
08:16But there's a different pressure that comes with coaching a nation like Brazil, especially at a World Cup.
08:21First of all, it's an honour to be the manager of the national team of Brazil.
08:27Brazil is the most historical national team ever in the world, and so for me, it's a high honour, and
08:35a great honour, and at the same time, great, great responsibility.
08:42And so we didn't do so well in the World Cup, and now I think that there is a really
08:52interesting time for us to build a new generation of players
08:57to use in this test, this game that we are going to play here in Australia, to try to, I'm
09:07not saying to discover new players,
09:09but to help this player to grow up, to improve, and to be good for the national team.
09:18It's true that Brazil always builds, also in Brazil, born a lot of fantastic players, and we are still having
09:31a lot of fantastic players,
09:33a lot of fantastic young talent, but as a national team, as a CBF, we would like to support this
09:44talent,
09:47as close as possible, and so, in this period, we called a lot of young players, try to support them,
09:58to help them,
09:59and to know them, because maybe in the future, they could be really important for the national team.
10:06Let's touch on the 2026 World Cup. Tony, firstly, from your perspective, direct qualification,
10:11which has been difficult in previous campaigns, so that was a huge step forward, and then the tournament itself.
10:19Take us inside, as the coach, and with a very young squad, and what you learnt as a coach,
10:25and perhaps about your players during that tournament.
10:29Yeah, obviously, likewise, a great honour and responsibility to be named as a Socceroos coach.
10:36You know, coaching your own country is special. I was lucky enough to play, and now to coach as well.
10:43We did direct qualification. We came in after the first two games that were difficult.
10:49We had a draw and a loss, and then we managed to be undefeated for the qualifying and qualify direct,
10:58which gave us a chance to try some new young players in the friendly matches.
11:04And fortunately for us, some of them played in the World Cup, and they got some moves to big clubs
11:09in Europe,
11:10which I think is important for our development, that we can have more players playing at the highest level,
11:16training with the best players. In our league, we're playing 26 games a year.
11:21The best teams and players in the world are playing 50, 60, 70 games.
11:26So we're trying to achieve this, and we have some players now that are in good clubs in Europe,
11:32and hopefully we can have more.
11:34If we have more, then four years or eight years from now, we can be a good, strong nation.
11:42Obviously, from your end, your experience at the World Cup, tell us a little bit about what it was like
11:47for you.
11:49Obviously, you'd been at 94 as the assistant, but very different at this World Cup as the head coach.
11:55Yeah, of course, different because you have a different responsibility.
11:59I think the World Cup always is the most important competition,
12:04and we are looking for, after a big deception, I have to say,
12:15we are looking for the next one, going through the job that we have to do.
12:21But we have confidence, we have motivation,
12:24because I think the talent that this country is able to produce is really important.
12:33It's there, and we are going to prepare a good squad for the next World Cup.
12:43One more before we let you go, Tony.
12:46Obviously, performance in game one was very good, excellent,
12:50depending on who you speak to, and you'll have your view.
12:53But I suppose the overriding emotion after the game,
12:57from what I heard you say post-game and what the players have said,
13:00was disappointment, because you felt like you might have done enough to win that game.
13:05And I'd imagine that quality of disappointment after a game
13:08is something that instils belief in the team that perhaps they can do better.
13:15Yeah, I think the way the game finished is when you concede so late,
13:22of course, the initial reaction is we were so close to beat Brazil.
13:26So the first emotion is everyone is a little bit disappointed,
13:31but we're so happy and thrilled that Brazil is here,
13:36because these competitive games are important for us,
13:40for our improvement and development.
13:42We wanted to be competitive.
13:44That was the goal before the game.
13:46We were competitive, which is important for us.
13:49Now we have to be competitive again on tomorrow,
13:53which is a big challenge for us.
13:55Can we do it? We did it in one game.
13:57Can we be competitive and put a good match again against Brazil?
14:01Four days after.
14:03So that's a great challenge for us.
14:06And Mr. Ancelotti, your reflections on the game
14:09and what are you looking forward to for tomorrow night?
14:12I think the game, the first game,
14:16the result is not so important for us.
14:19Also, maybe for the country, it's really important the result.
14:22We are looking for other things,
14:24to give space, opportunity to the young player,
14:28to the new player.
14:29And so in this aspect, it was a good game.
14:32We couldn't play, we could play better.
14:34Of course, we could play better,
14:35but we are also taking consideration the quality of the opponent.
14:40And Australia did really well.
14:42They defended really well.
14:43They are really compact.
14:44It's difficult to find space.
14:46So all these kinds of things.
14:48The pitches didn't help us,
14:51but also Australia didn't help us,
14:53because we would like to play both teams in a better pitch.
14:58But it was a game,
15:00and we are going to compete tomorrow again,
15:04maybe trying to play better.
15:05But it will be an opportunity for other players,
15:09other young players,
15:10that didn't play the first game,
15:13but they are going to play the next game.
15:15Our priority today is this.
15:18I would like to know better my player,
15:21to have a clear idea,
15:26when I'm going to choose the squad
15:28for the official competition,
15:31that I don't want to do mistakes.
15:35Well, we thank you so much both
15:36for spending some time with us tonight.
15:39We know you've got a lot of preparation
15:39to do ahead of the game tomorrow night.
15:42So I believe Mr. Ancelotti will stay
15:44just for a few minutes
15:45to answer some questions for the Brazilian media.
15:47Unfortunately.
15:50So with that,
15:51we'll thank Mr. Tony Popovich
15:52for coming along tonight.
16:02And we will have a moderator here
16:04to help with some of the questions.
16:07So we'll take some questions from the floor.
16:11Okay.
16:14If you could just identify yourself as well, please.
16:17Irene Rosati, giornalista del Globo.
16:19Buonasera, Mr. Ancelotti.
16:22Mr. Ancelotti,
16:23during your careers,
16:24you play with some of the greatest
16:26Brazilian football players ever.
16:29So can you see any similarities
16:32to the Brazilian fair
16:33from those football players,
16:35let's say 20, 25 years ago,
16:38comparing to the current
16:40Brazilian national team?
16:44As I said before,
16:46but this country is able to go to produce
16:50a fantastic talent.
16:51They did in the 50s with Pelé,
16:54with all the historical players,
16:56Pelé,
16:57Garinche,
16:58and then Romario,
16:58and then Ronaldo,
16:59and then Neymar,
17:01and then Kaká,
17:02and now there are
17:02a new generation of players.
17:05Vinicius,
17:06Rafinha,
17:07Estevão,
17:08Henrik.
17:10The problem is that the difference
17:12that the talent does now
17:14is not
17:19the difference that the talent did
17:2220 or 30 years ago.
17:24Talent has to be supported
17:25by a team work
17:30and so on.
17:31And this is a new generation
17:33of players,
17:35of talented players
17:36and a new generation
17:38of players in general.
17:41Perfetto.
17:41Grazie mille.
17:42Prego.
17:55I've got to say
17:56that in moments of stress
17:58they can be important
18:00to recover the focus
18:02and, of course,
18:03to improve the preparation
18:04of the work.
18:05I would like to know
18:06if you see a little bit
18:08this moment
18:08of the work
18:10of the technical team
18:11in this line,
18:12since you are carrying
18:14the spoiler
18:15of the World Cup
18:16and the success
18:17in the game
18:18against the Norsega
18:18and the selector
18:19was quite criticized
18:20after the match
18:21in the game
18:22of sexta-fear.
18:23In a certain way,
18:24you feel this moment
18:25of a little bit
18:26of a little bit
18:26of pressure
18:26since you have
18:27in the Seleção
18:27Brasileira?
18:28Well,
18:31a crítica
18:32to my work
18:34is a crítica
18:36that has always
18:38existed
18:38and will always exist.
18:40This crítica
18:42does not affect
18:42the idea
18:43that I have
18:43for the future
18:44of this Seleção,
18:49of these players.
18:50How can the crítica
18:53affect the percentage
18:55is a minha idea
18:56that I have
18:57of the future?
18:57Zero.
19:07Test.
19:08Yep.
19:09Jake Rosengarten,
19:10Football 360.
19:11Hi, Mr. Ancelotti.
19:12Thanks for your time.
19:13Just before,
19:14we heard former
19:15Australia manager
19:16Frank Farina
19:16say that he feels
19:17that Australia
19:18is on the verge
19:19of the rebirth
19:20of another golden generation.
19:21I was wondering,
19:22having watched
19:23and played against
19:24and studied
19:24the Australian team
19:25this week,
19:25if there's any
19:26individual players
19:27who've caught your eye
19:28and any of them
19:28you think are capable
19:29of playing
19:30at the very highest level.
19:31But the Australian players?
19:33Yeah.
19:34But I think that...
19:38How can I judge Australia?
19:41Australia,
19:42in this moment,
19:43as what I did,
19:44what I saw
19:45in the World Cup,
19:47is a fantastic team effort.
19:49Teamwork,
19:50where some individuality
19:54are really well connected
19:57with the teamwork.
19:58This is what
20:01has to be a team,
20:04of course.
20:05If you are able
20:07to build a team
20:08with fantastic,
20:09talented players,
20:11of course,
20:12you have to do
20:13to build your team
20:15considering the characteristic
20:17of your player.
20:19But as a team
20:20work,
20:21Australia is a fantastic team.
20:35Oi,
20:35oi.
20:36Alô.
20:37OK.
20:37Carlo.
20:38Tem uma grande festa
20:39aqui na Austrália
20:40pra receber o Brasil
20:41e assim em todo lugar.
20:42Eu queria saber de você
20:44se nesse novo ciclo
20:46todas as seleções
20:47entram contra a seleção
20:48brasileira jogando
20:49uma final.
20:50E nesse novo ciclo
20:51vai um desafio
20:52pra você fazer
20:53com que os jogadores
20:54entendam que não é só
20:56com a qualidade técnica
20:57que o Brasil vai ganhar
20:58os jogos,
20:58que ele precisa
21:00ter a mesma intensidade
21:02que a Austrália jogou,
21:03por exemplo,
21:04que ela jogou uma final
21:05e o Brasil parece
21:07estar jogando
21:07sempre um amistoso.
21:09Eu queria saber
21:09se você precisa
21:11mudar a mentalidade
21:12dos jogadores
21:13e entender que
21:14os amistosos
21:15também são uma final
21:16para eles.
21:16Para ninguém
21:17da comissão
21:19dos jogadores
21:20pensamos que
21:21vamos jogar
21:21amistoso.
21:22Vamos jogar
21:23um jogo
21:23que representa
21:25um país
21:26muito importante
21:27para o futebol
21:28que é o Brasil,
21:29uma camiseta
21:30que pesa muito.
21:31Para nós
21:32não temos
21:33amistoso.
21:34Para nós
21:35um partido
21:35de Copa do Mundo
21:36ou um partido
21:36contra o Estádio
21:37é igual.
21:39Representamos
21:39a melhor seleção
21:42da história
21:43do futebol.
21:54Mr. Rodrigo
21:55do canal Vamo.
21:56A gente ouviu o senhor
21:57falando um pouquinho
21:58antes aqui
21:58sobre essa diferença
22:01entre buscar
22:02100% sempre
22:03o resultado
22:04e também,
22:05às vezes,
22:06dar minutos
22:06para os jogadores.
22:07É possível
22:08a gente dizer
22:09que talvez,
22:10em alguns momentos,
22:11a seleção brasileira
22:12não vai ter
22:13um futebol
22:13que só busca
22:14o resultado
22:15e sim,
22:16também,
22:17a gente vai querer
22:18dar oportunidade
22:18para alguns jogadores,
22:19tem o bidon,
22:20tem o Bom Tempo,
22:21às vezes,
22:21isso pode ser
22:21colocado à frente
22:23de, às vezes,
22:24não testar ninguém
22:25e buscar um resultado
22:26a qualquer custo
22:27para dar uma resposta?
22:29A prioridade,
22:30agora,
22:31é buscar
22:33construir
22:34uma nova geração
22:35de futebolistas
22:36que possam acompanhar
22:37a seleção
22:38no próximo futuro,
22:40que é a Copa América
22:41e a Copa do Mundo.
22:42Essa é a prioridade.
22:44Pode ser que,
22:45hoje,
22:46os 26
22:47não são os melhores,
22:51mas algo temos que fazer.
22:54Temos que acompanhar
22:55o jovem
22:56que pode representar
22:58o futuro,
22:59acompanhar-lo
23:00de perto.
23:01Isto significa
23:02que,
23:03até um ano,
23:04um jogador
23:04que não jogava
23:05não era chamado,
23:07agora,
23:08um jogador
23:08que não joga
23:09no clube
23:10e pensamos
23:12que é bom
23:13para o futuro
23:14da seleção,
23:15vou chamar.
23:18Carlo Cui,
23:19Tomer Savoy,
23:20XSports.
23:21Mister,
23:21quando você assumiu
23:22a seleção brasileira,
23:23eu tive a oportunidade
23:23de te fazer uma pergunta.
23:25Na ocasião,
23:25eu comentei sobre
23:26como o torcedor brasileiro
23:27é peculiar,
23:28principalmente por ele
23:29ser tão passional.
23:30De lá para cá,
23:31foram quase 500 dias,
23:32acho que você pode ver
23:33e sentir muito
23:34da paixão da torcida brasileira,
23:36tanto para o lado positivo,
23:37como agora,
23:38para o lado negativo,
23:39com pouca paciência
23:40e uma cobrança excessiva
23:41e, às vezes,
23:42até exagerada
23:43por desempenho,
23:43resultado imediato.
23:44Sei que isso não é unânime,
23:46há muitos torcedores
23:46que ainda acreditam
23:47que são entusiastas
23:49e otimistas,
23:49mas eles atualmente
23:50são minoria, infelizmente.
23:52Então, eu queria propor
23:53que você usasse esse espaço
23:54para mandar um recado
23:55não para nós da imprensa,
23:56nem para as pessoas
23:57que estão nesse auditório,
23:58mas uma mensagem
23:59de coração sincera,
24:00de conexão
24:01com o torcedor brasileiro
24:02que vai acordar amanhã,
24:03sete horas da manhã,
24:04para ver a Austrália e Brasil,
24:05que, apesar de descrente,
24:07ainda sonha
24:07em ver a seleção brasileira
24:09protagonista novamente.
24:10Graças a milha
24:11e boa fortuna.
24:11Estamos trabalhando por isso,
24:13para que a seleção brasileira
24:14seja protagonista.
24:15A expectativa,
24:17a expectação
24:18de ser treinador
24:22da seleção brasileira
24:23é muito alta.
24:24É uma expectativa
24:25muito alta.
24:26Aqui,
24:26você tem que ganhar
24:27a Copa do Mundo.
24:28Não é que pode pensar
24:30de chegar aos primeiros quatro.
24:32Mas a expectativa,
24:34não lembro
24:35um ano
24:36que a expectativa
24:37não era muito alta.
24:39Aí, na minha carreira,
24:40sempre a expectativa
24:41tem que ser alta,
24:43tem que ser alta,
24:44e temos que dar
24:45o máximo
24:46para
24:50nosso trabalho,
24:52para fazer
24:54nosso trabalho
24:55da melhor maneira possível.
25:02senhor Carlos Ancelotti,
25:04first,
25:04thank you
25:04for having
25:05you here.
25:06as an athlete,
25:08I always knew
25:08that difficult roads
25:10take us
25:10to beautiful destinations.
25:12So,
25:13what is the difficult,
25:16the most difficult decision
25:18you had to make
25:19knowing that you want
25:20to take a Brazilian,
25:21Brazil team
25:22into a beautiful destination?
25:24because things
25:25takes time
25:26and work
25:27and we are all
25:29looking forward
25:30to having you
25:31leading your team
25:32and what destination
25:34are you taking
25:35Brazil
25:36in the next couple
25:37or two or three years?
25:40I think we have to do
25:41step by step
25:42now as I think
25:44the World Cup
25:452026
25:46said that
25:48the old generation
25:50that played
25:50the World Cup
25:51in 2019,
25:522022
25:53and 2026
25:55is gone
25:55and we have to build
25:57a new generation
25:58taking in consideration
25:59some players
26:00of the old generation
26:01that for
26:02the age
26:04could stay
26:05also
26:05for the next
26:07World Cup
26:08but it is
26:09a really excited
26:10a really interesting
26:13moment
26:13to look
26:14to new players
26:15young
26:16we are looking
26:17players 18
26:1817
26:19years old
26:2019 years old
26:21it is really
26:22really interesting
26:23because
26:24we have a possibility
26:26to see something
26:27we are looking
26:29young players
26:30really
26:31really talented
26:32and we hope
26:34to
26:36to have a possibility
26:38an opportunity
26:39to
26:40to help them
26:41to grow up
26:42faster
26:44Oi Carlo,
26:46tudo bem?
26:46Marcelo Marinho
26:47da Litoral News
26:48eu queria seguir
26:49um pouco
26:50na linha da pergunta
26:51que eu te fiz
26:52logo depois
26:53do jogo lá
26:54de Townsville
26:55é
26:56há uma cultura
26:57no futebol brasileiro
26:58de esperar
26:59que quando a seleção
27:00brasileira
27:01entre em campo
27:02ela vai dar show
27:04ela vai encantar
27:06ela vai tirar o sorriso
27:08do torcedor
27:10brasileiro
27:11quando é que o torcedor
27:13pode esperar
27:14ver isso
27:15da sua seleção
27:17uma seleção
27:18que encante
27:18seja alegre
27:19seja
27:20do jeito
27:21brasileiro
27:22de jogar bola
27:23ou se
27:24o ideal
27:25é comunicar
27:26para o torcedor
27:26que de fato
27:27não tem como
27:28ver isso agora
27:29e que o objetivo
27:30é
27:30se é
27:31ver isso lá
27:32na Copa América
27:48na Copa do Mundo
28:00eu acho que o objetivo
28:05do jogo
28:06boa noite
28:06aqui
28:06Caimota
28:07Globo Esporte
28:08o senhor falou
28:08mais cedo
28:09sobre críticas
28:09e performance
28:10e as críticas
28:12que vem do Brasil
28:12passam muito
28:13mais uma vez
28:14pela falta
28:15de controle
28:15do jogo
28:16no meio de campo
28:17o Brasil
28:17teve essa dificuldade
28:19no jogo
28:19de sexta-feira
28:20amanhã
28:21vai ter um meio
28:21campista a mais
28:23o senhor tenta
28:24que com essas peças
28:25que estão aqui
28:26que o Brasil
28:26consiga ter um jogo
28:27de maior controle
28:28e de menos transição
28:30é uma coisa
28:30que o senhor
28:31se preocupa também
28:32ou não
28:32o senhor entende
28:33que o jogo
28:33de transição
28:34é o mais interessante
28:35sim, obviamente
28:35controlar a transição
28:37é muito, muito importante
28:39tanto é que
28:40no jogo contra a Austrália
28:41eu acho que
28:42a Austrália
28:43não teve a oportunidade
28:44de fazer contra-ataque
28:46também jogando com quatro
28:47significa que o equipo
28:48estava equilibrado
28:50pode ser que você tenha
28:51mais equilíbrio
28:51com três
28:52mas pode ser também
28:53que com três
28:54você tenha mais dificuldade
28:55de criar oportunidade
28:56como tivemos
28:59e tivemos muitas oportunidades
29:00contra a Austrália
29:01depois
29:02não finalizamos bem
29:04não tivemos acerto
29:05na finalização
29:08depende
29:09mas
29:10o controle
29:11da transição
29:12sobretudo
29:13quando
29:13você joga
29:14contra uma equipe
29:15que aproveita muito
29:16da defesa
29:17e contra-ataque
29:18é muito
29:19muito
29:19muito importante
29:21então
29:22você pode controlar
29:23a transição
29:24com três meios
29:26sim
29:26mas também
29:27com quatro atacantes
29:28pode controlar
29:29igualmente
29:29como
29:31controlamos
29:32no primeiro jogo
29:33contra a Austrália
29:33porque
29:34contra-ataque
29:35a Austrália
29:36não teve
29:40boa noite
29:41boa noite
30:12até agora
30:12teve alguns treinos
30:12muita qualidade
30:12que está fazendo
30:14muito bem
30:14no campeonato
30:15brasileiro
30:16gostei muito
30:17de Arthur Dias
30:18que não conhecia
30:19gostei muito
30:20dos goleiros
30:21que não conhecia
30:23a verdade
30:25são todas
30:27sorpresas
30:28positivas
30:29gostei muito
30:30de Gabriel
30:31Bontempo
30:32de Jair
30:32eu acho
30:34que
30:37quero ser
30:39objetivo
30:40temos futuro
30:42temos futuro
30:44apesar das críticas
30:45para
30:48Alright, that's it, that's all we have time for. Thank you so much, Mister. Grazie.
30:55Ladies and gentlemen, that brings an end to the formalities. Grazie, Mister.
31:01That brings an end to our formalities. Thank you so much for joining us this evening on behalf of the
31:06Queensland Government Venues Live and the organisers.
31:09We hope you enjoyed the evening. I'm told that the bar will be open for some time still, so if
31:17you'd like to join us in the bar to wrap things up.
31:21But thank you again and we enjoy the rest of your stay here in Queensland. Enjoy the game tomorrow night.
31:27Thank you.