VITOR ROQUE E PAULINHO JÁ TREINAM! ENQUANTO A COPA SURPREENDE O MUNDO

[00:00:03]The ball rolls and the world stops [music] to see the feeling that no one [music] can contain.

[00:00:14]It's green and white, dominating the emotion.

[00:00:20]My heart races.

[00:00:26]We [music] sing, we vibrate non-stop.

[00:00:30]The lecture hall is huge, it 's our place.

[00:00:37]I learned about the fan's home.

[00:00:41][music] I learned there 's a lot of love here.

[00:00:48]Palmeiras is music, it's passion, it's religion.

[00:00:54]I learned [music] as the voice of our heart.

[00:00:59]I learned [music] from some almost regrettable scenes in the game. Gerson. Uh-huh. Okay, so tell us what happened.

[00:01:21]No, Panama almost tied the game just now; the guy challenged the goalkeeper for the ball. That's when the confusion started, someone saying your mother isn't a man, that whole thing. So there was that little argument, but it wasn't anything, it didn't amount to anything. This game of life goes on, the desire continues. It's 1-0. And the Panamanian fans are extremely furious, with that look of despair on their faces, thinking, "What a shame what we 're going through." That's it, keep going, Jan. Good night. That's it. Good evening, Aldão. Good evening, friends. So, today we're starting at a slightly different time, so we can actually watch the games. I left with 3 minutes plus extra time; it was six minutes by the time I climbed the stairs and walked all the way. Then you said: "Goal". I said, "Wow." So, Colombia won. So, I'm going to ask everyone to first say goodnight to everyone. I'm going to ask everyone to leave a like, subscribe to the channel, and turn on notifications. Today we are starting at a different time. Is there still time for you to participate in Amite Fantasy? Yes, there's still plenty of time. You can join whoever you want, join Meet Fantasy, participate in this cool game, it's free to participate, you just make your guesses. That's just a joke. The only thing I'll tell you, and what I'm going to do today, is to make predictions for tomorrow, because that's 5 hours before the market closes. So, I lost games today. So, uh, do it beforehand to avoid problems. So, today I'm going to play all of tomorrow's games to have more peace of mind. Regarding today's games, Aldão, the big surprise was the draw between Portugal and Congo, right? And Congo showing absurd physical strength, even with that great Portuguese generation that trembled at the base, right? It trembled at the base. Portugal has never reached any stage of the World Cup.

[00:03:19]The furthest he reached was the semi-finals. And even then, maybe not.

[00:03:22]But Portugal felt the pressure today, and Congo, with absurd physical strength, knew how to control it and occasionally made its own attacks.

[00:03:31]Aldão.

[00:03:32]Yes, I'm talking to you like this, right? I do n't know if I can say it was a huge disappointment. I had a big disappointment and a big surprise, right? Because Congo played well. So, the big surprise was that Congo played well.

[00:03:46]Despite their strength, they put on a show, they presented an interesting style of football against Portugal. Yeah, but Portugal, for me, man, is a national team, you know what I said? Crab scheme, man, playing it backwards, that, that ball possession is over. The score is 1-0, so it ended here. So, let me update here, then, look, I updated the market here. Oh man, there's a mistake here, he'll correct it too. Is there an error? In a little while, going back there, then, uh, Portugal, I thought, man, that they could be one of the favorites for the World Cup. That's the same thing I said about Spain, right? You said, "Ah, but Spain is missing key players for the game.

[00:04:28]First game is first game." But not Portugal, man. Portugal, in my opinion, played absolutely awful football. Looking back, it was a game without a clear objective, you know? Back and forth. And so, trying to find Cristiano Ronaldo. Cristiano Ronaldo also didn't say anything like, "Wow, that was dangerous, wasn't it?" Portugal scored a goal there at one point that was later disallowed for a bicycle kick, but nothing [clearing throat] was offside, right? Correctly cancelled, right? The refereeing at the World Cup is going very well, isn't it? Hey, and there's an interesting point I wanted to comment on too, well, not later, in the England game, right? But I'm the one commenting, but Portugal, I remembered the refereeing, right? Oh, Portugal, man, for me it's a horrible disappointment, a horrible disappointment. So, I think I've already ruled Portugal out of the favorites that I thought would reach the finals.

[00:05:21]Ah, Portugal still continues. But then, what sometimes happens is the same thing that Palmeiras suffers in the Brazilian Championship, right?

[00:05:27]Well, when Palmeiras plays against teams that come out to defend, sometimes they can't get into the opponent's penalty area, so Palmeiras ends up having difficulties, but in the end they always manage to get there, right?

[00:05:39]But the first game is always nerve-wracking, but what's this is not to excuse Brazil, it's that [snoring] gives Brazil a little boost, because Morocco was the fourth best team in the last World Cup. So there's a repertoire there, there's a history, right, different from Congo, from the Republic of Congo, despite the great players from Congo, huh? You'll inevitably see markets start opening up for very strong players, good with the ball, with personality, really putting the Portuguese players to shame. It was mine, and it was really cool. It was really cool. So then you had two of the top teams, Spain and Portugal, struggling, right? Spain did n't suffer so much, they just didn't score a goal. But Portugal has had far more difficulty in the past.

[00:06:31]Portugal has a problem.

[00:06:32]Portugal suffered, huh? Portugal suffered at certain times. In the first half, sorry, sorry for cutting you off, right?

[00:06:37]But Portugal didn't exactly suffer in the first half; Portugal just had fewer shots on goal than Congo. The Congo attacked Portugal more than Portugal attacked the Congo. That was in the first half, right? That's it. Hugs to you, Scarson. And then Portugal draws.

[00:06:57]I think that 's natural regarding Cristiano Ronaldo, right? It's not the same easy life he finds at Arabão, where the guys get penalties all the time, it's like they just let you score goals. He caught two giant black guys there, my friend, one is on a chain and the other, man, on the knee.

[00:07:21]Then it's not possible. It's very difficult. Yeah, man, it's a whole different ballgame. He's a guy in his 40s, 42s, man.

[00:07:29]You can't approach it the same way as the guys in Saudi Arabia, because they respect the entity of Cristiano Ronaldo.

[00:07:36]These guys are going to come in here to cause trouble, they don't care at all, right? So it was a draw in which Portugal didn't play well, in my opinion, Portugal didn't play well, which doesn't disqualify them. He just did n't play well. Debuts are always tough, there's the emotional aspect, there's pressure, the players seem to feel it more in their legs, everyone's watching, anyway, but let's go, let's go. Hey, Suelen's saying here, Gerson, out of all the games so far, which is the best team in your opinion?

[00:08:12]Look, you have different timeframes for each selection, right?

[00:08:16]Perhaps. I think that, in both halves, the team that convinced me the most was England. That doesn't mean she's the favorite. It just so happened that she was more consistent in both halves. For example, France had a wonderful second half.

[00:08:33]Argentina, with Julian Álvarez coming on in the second half, oh my god, it was a completely different team. It was a different team. Well, we had some good times against the Netherlands and South Korea, if that's missing anything. Well, there were ups and downs, right? I think perhaps the most consistent, the most consistent, was the England team, and they faced Croatia, which is not just any team, it's an aging team, where you see Modrit playing half the game, and Kova City playing the other half. Both of them made history at Chelsea and Real Madrid, Modrit is now at Milan, and well, they can't take it anymore.

[00:09:20]There's Pericit, which is very good. For God's sake, how well that guy played football!

[00:09:25]But even so, right? So, uh, times like this, maybe things are a little more regular here, but it doesn't mean anything, you know? It doesn't mean anything.

[00:09:42]Danilo's in charge here, look. Jaguarino a Damadei. The Congo national team has six players in the Premier League, four in France, and three in Spain. Hey, that's cool.

[00:09:52]Oh, that's already a good thing. That's already a cool thing, really great. Oh, Sezinha da Macena, that rat-footed guy, crushed it again. Messi, when he's quiet, is ruining things. Messi is supernatural, right, man? Damn, cricket.

[00:10:11]Mauricio is in charge here, look. I was doing well in Amit Fantasy. I pushed hard in the first two games, and after that it was all disaster.

[00:10:18]Just wanted to talk about Amite Fantasy, okay?

[00:10:20]Wellington Barreto is leading with 109 points, Tom Pacheco has 107, and Cícero Cirino da Silva is in third place with 94 points. Okay guys, listen up, let me give you a tip. When you're on MIT Fantasy, you click on your name, your picture, your letter, and it will show you all the games you've predicted so far, and you can check the results. Eh, saying: "Damn, this didn't register."

[00:10:45]Like I already told Franco, my game in England and Croatia didn't count, so I 'm five points behind, right? So I already gave him that heads-up so he could take another look. So, if you suddenly look and see that your score doesn't match what you bet on, let us know here or on social media here at Amit, give us a heads-up here or here in the live stream itself, say: "Hey, I'm César da Macena, my prediction wasn't counted for that game. We'll check it out and adjust it so everything is correct, okay? Jang Guarinho? That's it. Sezinha da Macena said that the United States had an excellent debut. Mar, Marcelo too. And it's true. I said, if I forget anyone, the United States had a really good debut. They played against a Paraguayan team, a tough team. A tough team. So, well remembered, United States. [snoring] Let's see where they get to. That's what I said, a debut is something.

[00:11:47]Tom is saying: "I'm the runner-up."

[00:11:50]How great, huh?

[00:11:52]Uh, 27 points.

[00:11:55]Costa Freira, that Hall destroyed them. The other team. Norway played very well.

[00:12:00]Norway also had a good debut against Iraq, right? Let's see. Uh, you know, like in the first phase of the Libertadores, it's no use doing what Palmeiras did, winning all the group stage games and then having problems.

[00:12:17]So the national team has to go, it's just saying that for now they're playing better, on average I think England did well, the United States also did well, right? But that doesn't mean anything, right? Let's see later. Let the games pass now. Tomorrow the second round of the group stage begins. Important games. Including the first game, if I'm not mistaken, is Czech Republic and South Africa, if I'm not mistaken. If I'm not mistaken, and it's already deciding a spot, because if one of them loses, they're out, because both lost.

[00:12:54]Both lost. So, it's another important thing. Now, Aldão, do you want to talk about the England game? Go ahead, man. I'll say the following, Gé, uh, you You already spoke well of the England game, right? England. Uh, I wanted to... I didn't say anything about the England game.

[00:13:10]You didn't talk about it, you commented on it. Ah, you commented on debuts, debuts, debuts.

[00:13:15]So, I'll tell you something, it 's not that it impressed me. I really wanted to see England, because England seemed to me like a likely, let's say, a goddess, a favorite to achieve something in the World Cup, something better in the World Cup. And what surprised me, Gé, was England's collective football.

[00:13:36]Collectively, the England team plays very well. They may not get there, I don't know, they may not be champions, but collectively you see that they didn't depend only on K, they didn't depend only on Berigan, they didn't depend only on Rashford who came on and then scored a goal.

[00:13:54]So, they played collectively very well, a very interesting style of football. So the team surprised me very positively. I really liked the football presented by England. As much as Portugal disappointed me, England surprised me and made me very happy with their style of football. He played and knows how to play and [snoring] like crazy without slowing down, Gé. Without slowing down. And Croatia did what they could.

[00:14:19]And then I wanted to comment on the penalty, I wanted to talk about the refereeing, comment on the penalty given by Modric on the player, I don't remember which England player was fouled. Funny, right? Here in Brazil, some teams, for example, like this one in Camisa Verde, right? Some similar penalties aren't given, but in the World Cup they are, right?

[00:14:39]That's it. As for the England game, uh, [clearing throat] I thought Croatia's defense was very weak. I expected a little more, right? They have Guardiol, they have some guys there, I thought they would hold up better.

[00:14:53]Oh, you see Jud Bellan, who was the player of the game, he was bad at Real Madrid, he went there and played well today.

[00:15:01]Football has these things, right? But we ca n't get carried away, I love England, but we can't get carried away. With England, which is a kind of international team from Porto Alegre.

[00:15:10]Exactly. That's it.

[00:15:11]Every World Cup, damn, England comes in strong, England comes in strong, then they fall, right? Now, this time, uh, England has Harry Kane at his peak. For me, the best player in the world today.

[00:15:26]For me, the best player in the world is Harry Kane. Spectacular.

[00:15:31]He's spectacular.

[00:15:33]There's Buccaneer, there's Rice, there's a tough team, the England team is tough, there's Ecuador, there are other players too, but, well, let's see if there will be empty bottles to sell, right? The beginning was very good. A very good start, but let's see what will happen. And deserved, right? Uh, Vitorino, I just want to talk about Palmeiras.

[00:15:58]Yes, it's me. Wait a little, Vitorino, because there isn't much news to talk about Palmeiras. Uh, they deserved it, if there's a team that deserved it for both halves, it was England. Right?

[00:16:10]We had a lame game, didn't we?

[00:16:12]We had a game, we had a lame game. Let me just talk to Gilmar here. You have to look for it, man. I think it's Mercado Livre. Damn, I don't know, you know, where to find it. It's right here next to me, [snoring] look.

[00:16:27]Mercado Livre, I don't know, maybe I'll even check at Mantal Verde for you, okay, my brother, then you remind me.

[00:16:34]And a lame game, I expected more from Ghana, I expected more from Ghana. Panama, a decent team, right? A decent team, but in the end, I wasn't even watching anymore. Ghana ended up, I put 2-0, if I'm not mistaken, for Ghana. Ghana won and that's what matters. And now to finish off the Dão, the debut of John Arias, Richard Hills, Ier Mina, Colombia enters the field. Colombia, which is also a tricky team, had a great qualifying campaign, arrives well, is not a favorite, but speaking, arrives well, right?

[00:17:09]Arrives with a Good generation.

[00:17:13]Yeah, let's see how Colombia performs, right? They have a player there, for example, Rames Rodríguez, who only plays well for the national team, right? In other clubs, he's usually the one who gets through, you know, a fiasco.

[00:17:23]Let's see. It's a different kind of football in Colombia, right? I also think Colombia won't go far, right, Tom? And hopefully they won't, because then Arias will come back to Palmeiras soon so as not to delay the preparation and to be able to have a better preparation for the continuation of the Brazilian championship. That's what I wish for the Palmeiras players. And the great player from the national team, Luiz Dias, from Bayern Munich. A real star, plays great football. Luiz Dias, keep an eye on him, he's the man. [snoring] Let's talk a little about Palmeiras.

[00:17:57]Before that, I'm going to ask you guys to leave your like, subscribe to the channel, activate the notification bell, share in WhatsApp groups. Your likes are very important. Thank you to everyone who joined today, listened to the noise of Makita here from the home renovation.

[00:18:09]Thank you to everyone who joined us. So, now, Palmeiras has returned to training, mainly at home, since the 15th, or rather, on Monday.

[00:18:24]Players returned, but some athletes are doing their pre-season, inter-season, however you prefer, directly from the football academy, among them Vior Roque, Paulinho, and Benedete.

[00:18:44]So, Paulinho continues with that thing. He was without training for practically these 20 days. Let's remember that Palmeiras left on the 30th. I don't know if it's the 30th or 31st, which was the last month.

[00:18:59]31, 31, I think. It's 31, 31.

[00:19:02]So Palmeiras returned 15 days earlier.

[00:19:04]It's a more controlled work and next week they all return. Before, they were going to return on the 21st, but there was a conversation between the coaching staff and the team to delay. So, everyone will return on the 24th.

[00:19:19]Together. But the big news is that Víor Roque is already working on the field. Already working on the field. Let's remember that there's still a month and a week until the championships resume, so there's time for him to come back in good shape. They're even saying he'll only return for the Libertadores, for the knockout stages of the Libertadores and the Copa do Brasil. I hope he returns for the Brazilian league, especially since we won't have players like Paulinho, uh, sorry, Alan, Paulinho, and now Barbosa, we'll already have several absences, but the big news, Aldão, is that Víor Roque and Paulinho are already training in the gym.

[00:19:59]Maybe they're saying he won't return for the Brazilian league so the SJD (Sports Justice Tribunal) doesn't find something and suspend him. It could also be [laughs] because the way things are, right, they're going to suspend all the Palmeiras players. Look, during the holidays Víor Roque ate grilled chicken, so that's against the SJD. So we're going to suspend Víctor Roque. Man, jokes aside, it's important news, right? Especially now. It's because we're running out of strikers, right? We imagined, for example, that Paulinho should start playing more after the World Cup, with more, let's say, time, right? To then maybe take over the starting position, start playing, start the game playing and then be substituted or not, I don't know, if he can handle playing the whole game. So this return is very, very important, because we thought we'd have Víctor Rock, Paulinho, and he's suspended. So we need strikers, because otherwise we'll be without strikers, we'll have to improvise there. So it's really important that Víctor Rock is coming back and hopefully he'll prepare calmly.

[00:21:03]I think he has time to return for the Brazilian league. I think he has time. This just shows, once again, that the scheme, the Clefis scheme, the Sporting Bet scheme, the CBF Verde scheme, for example, a player who was assaulted on the field and ended up with an injury and that aggravated it. First, he was assaulted in a game against São Paulo, and the referee didn't even call a foul. Then he suffered that absurd tackle from that player from... I don't remember which team tackled him, Chakuipense.

[00:21:32]Chakuipense, right? It's absurd, isn't it? And it took our player out for so long, right?

[00:21:38]It's absurd. But Palmeiras is very favored by the CBF (Brazilian Football Confederation). Surely a great World Cup star will come to replace these players, right?

[00:21:45]Ken will come, right? Rand will come to play, because the CBF is green, right, folks?

[00:21:49]So, absurd. That's it.

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[00:23:51]He says he didn't even know about it, that he didn't even know about it and that he only found out later through the internet about some things he didn't even know about. He gave his statement and the investigations will continue.

[00:24:07]This case is strange, huh, Aldão?

[00:24:10]Yeah, so I saw the note that the lawyers said the guy was also going to speak, it was me who did it, right? It was me who, I don't know.

[00:24:20]But maybe I don't know, you understand? Uh, it's like this, I don't want to, I won't, I won't accuse anyone because, I don't know, I just hope that, if this guy really did what they're saying, what was said, by the way, he's punished to the full extent of the law, suspended, expelled from the club. Now we have to wait for the investigation, because it could have been... Misunderstanding. Why couldn't it have been a misunderstanding, right? I think he mentions it, right? Actually, they mentioned that he's a... I don't even remember his name, it came out in the press, right? Uh, that he's a 74-year-old man who takes his grandson to do activities at the club, just like Egídio does, for example, right? So, I don't know, maybe it was some kind of misunderstanding, right? Hopefully it was a misunderstanding, but I don't think so, right? But from what it seems, from the exams they did, something like that, it shouldn't have been, you know? So let's wait for the investigations. There are the camera images that Palmeiras has already sent to the police, and now the police are doing their best work and punishing the guy exemplarily. Gerson Guarim. That's it. Oh, Márcia is saying here: " Is Danilo a product of Bahia or Palmeiras?"

[00:25:30]No, he's a product of Jacuipense.

[00:25:34]And then he came to Palmeiras as a boy. He came to Palmeiras as a boy. But he started... It all started in the state of Bahia. We have almost 600 people joining us.

[00:25:50]Now I'm going to ask everyone to like, subscribe to the channel, and activate the notification bell. Aldão, listen, Globo has already started—Globo, sorry, the CBF, because it's all the same, right? So we end up getting confused.

[00:26:04]The CBF has already started making its projections for 2029, 2030 to increase the value of the Copa do Brasil.

[00:26:14]Cajazeiras, well remembered by José Cajazeiras.

[00:26:18]To increase the value of the Copa do Brasil, today Rede Globo pays 600 million to have exclusive rights.

[00:26:28]But the CBF expects at least 1 billion for the next Copa do Brasil, right? And that's why they're attacking platform by platform. So, if Globo wants to, it will have to spend above average money. Now, Aldão, they should study it like this: this will be worth it for each platform. It's even easier to negotiate. If there's no exclusivity, everyone... Follow along. Especially since Globo has been putting some Copa do Brasil games on Premiere, but they don't broadcast all the games. You don't watch all the Copa do Brasil games on Globo.

[00:27:04]It's like buying the championship, hiding the championship, you understand? It's a huge mistake. Or only showing the teams you want, it doesn't make sense, right? So, like they do with Formula 1.

[00:27:15]Like they do with Formula 1.

[00:27:16]Exactly. I think it's a huge mess. I think we have to do the following, man, like this: uh, look, whoever wants to pay for streaming, let's say, a streaming platform costs so many millions. Go ahead and buy it, broadcast all the games on television, on free-to-air TV, so many games. And the CBF has to start demanding, look, you have to broadcast so many games at such and such times for all the teams, they have to start doing something more democratic, right? Although you can't really trust the CBF, right? Because after all, the CBF isn't green, is it? It's red. " Black, right? Even that president's wife, right? Anyway, always helping Flamengo, right?

[00:27:57]Even the president's wife is a Flamengo fan. Now, Aldão, listen, my brother. Yesterday we talked, you weren't on the live stream, were you?

[00:28:07][snoring] Uh, about financial fair play, it's already in effect, but in a rather curious way, right? Because while some teams here are making a mess in Série B, Ponte Preta stopped paying salaries and now they've entered the financial fair play clause, where Ponte Preta's flights, Ponte Preta will have to pay directly to the CBF, they are obliged to pay the players' salaries, Aldão, but why isn't there the same rigor in Série A as there is with Ponte Preta in Série B, Aldão?

[00:28:42]That's right, Jonarino? That's impressive, isn't it? We always say there's protection, for example, there are teams that should have already lost points in the Brazilian championship and there are quite a few, huh?

[00:28:54]At least four." Or five, they should have already lost points in the Brazilian championship, man. And why aren't they losing now? Let's talk about Ponte Preta.

[00:28:59]Because Ponte Preta is what? Who's going to care if Ponte Preta gets screwed? Is anyone going to care here?

[00:29:05]Nobody, right? So, it just shows how selective the CBF is and these rules. Financial fair play should have been working a long time ago in Brazil.

[00:29:17]There are teams that should already be in Serie D for the amount of debt they owe to others, right? Look, let's see.

[00:29:24]Internacional of Porto Alegre should already be relegated. Corinthians, uh, Atlético Mineiro should already be losing points and so many others.

[00:29:34]São Paulo doesn't pay salaries on time.

[00:29:35]A whole bunch of them. And where are they?

[00:29:39]Ah, but Ponte Preta is like Abel, right? Abel got six games, eight games of punishment. Abel will be the example.

[00:29:46]He was the example, huh? Nothing more. And Ponte Preta will... To be the example. Then nothing more. You'll see. It's, unfortunately for friends, everything, for others beyond. [snoring] Yeah. It's like at the CBF (Brazilian Football Confederation). We expect a little more rigor from the CBF towards the teams, right? Because worldwide, the Botafogo case is already enough to lose at least six points. Yeah, it 's already enough to lose six points. It didn't even need the CBF. The natural thing is to lose six points.

[00:30:28]How can it be? Six transfer bans. And the detail, [snoring] Botafogo is going to travel, they're going to do a pre-season in Russia. They're going to leave all the players there, they're going to try to get the magnate to take responsibility for the mess, because man, how are they going to pay the bills? There's no way, there's no money. They'll have to ask for a loan from the [snoring][clearing throat] Russian mafia to see if they'll take responsibility for the mess, because there's no way. Six transfer bans, and then the guys stayed, I see [snoring] some things on social media about the Danilo case, but also about other athletes and the A Botafogo fan, full of arrogance, not that [snoring][clearing throat] if Palmeiras wants 40 million, my friend, it 'll still come out, it'll come out around 25, maybe a little more. [snoring] But, man, Botafogo has no choice, there's nothing to do, man. There's nothing to do.

[00:31:25][snoring][clearing throat] And I'll say more, they'll start selling players for peanuts. Why?

[00:31:31]Because they'll start not paying salaries. The players will start throwing games. They've already been knocked out of the Libertadores, they've been knocked out of the Brazilian league.

[00:31:43]They talk and they'll end up leaving through the courts.

[00:31:47][snoring] Exactly. If a guy goes three or four months without receiving a salary, he can request contract termination.

[00:31:53]And then [snoring] the latest news is that Alex Tes doesn't want to renew his contract.

[00:32:01]So, I mean, they're losing their leaders, they're losing their great players. Then it's [snoring][clearing throat] almost a point of no return. Ah, but this group is coming, but they don't pay the debt.

[00:32:11]They come in, they hire. How do these deals work? [snoring] The fans are sometimes so stupid in their excitement of wanting to be on top of the world. You have 3 billion in debt. Do you think the guy who's going to join the group is going to inject money to hire players and not pay the bills? How does that arithmetic work? You have to pay, man. You have to pay the bills. Botafogo [snoring] has six transfer bans. Just from transfer bans, Botafogo... in more than 400 million, 400, 500 million in transfers, man. Those guys are so screwed. That doesn't even include Danilo, whom they didn't pay, it doesn't count. It was one of the big ones too [snoring] that was [clearing throat] 22 million euros, if I'm not mistaken. They didn't pay, they didn't pay, and they wanted to return it for 19, man.

[00:33:01]So, uh, I don't have the power to be picky, to be a rented person. [snoring] They 'll have to settle for selling the players at a price that even they might not like, [snoring] but to keep the accounts up to date, pay, and avoid relegation, which is a big chance for Botafogo to fall to the second division. If the players realize they're not going to get paid, they'll start not playing anymore. And they will, as Aldão said, they will want to take it to court. They're going to want to take it to court, right? You [snoring] see São Paulo. São Paulo is signing Víor Sá.

[00:33:37]He's a striker who came up through Palmeiras' youth system, went to Botafogo, and was playing for Crasnoda in Russia. São Paulo has been talking about him for four weeks so the guy can come for free. It's R$ 750,000 per month, plus R$ 2,900 in signing bonus. São Paulo hasn't paid, they haven't been able to raise the money yet. He hasn't closed the deal with the guy yet. Despite having everything agreed upon, he couldn't close the deal.

[00:34:01][snoring] Yeah, it's complicated.

[00:34:04]Things are complicated. It's not easy. So, uh, imagine Botafogo owing 3 billion. Botafogo doesn't have a third of São Paulo's fanbase, which is enough to help them.

[00:34:18]The situation at Botafogo is terrible, terrible. Corinthians is also in a difficult situation. Well, there was a transfer involving Charles, and now there's another one coming with Rodrigo Garro, whom they have n't paid for in years. They haven't paid the guy for years, Tieris is another disgrace. It doesn't pay for the stadium, it doesn't pay for anything, it doesn't pay for mine, it pays.

[00:34:43]Not even the child, that little kid they took from Palmeiras, they don't pay anyone, man. And nobody talks about that. The press doesn't pay any attention to that. It's a shame, you know?

[00:34:53]You know, it's one shameful thing after another.

[00:34:55]In Brazilian football. That's why they're going to be embarrassed at the World Cup. It's one shameful situation after another. Look at the president of the CBF, look at the CBF institution. It's a disgrace. It's a disgrace. That's it. It seems he asked for it, but then backed out of the deal. Let's go. I just saw that I hadn't given up, [snoring][clearing throat] but uh, it must be a few things to sort out. São Paulo is also selling lunch so they can have dinner.

[00:35:22]He's selling his lunch so he can have dinner.

[00:35:24]a situation. [snoring] These teams were let down by their administrations, right? There comes a point when there's nowhere left to run. The banks no longer lend you money. It was almost like Palmeiras in 2012.

[00:35:37]Banks no longer lend you money because you know you're a bad payer.

[00:35:41]Then [snoring] you start resorting to finance companies, as happened with Botafogo, which was a financial institution with rotten assets.

[00:35:49]The interest rate for Caras is over 40% per year for the football team. It's absurd, because those are gigantic figures and it becomes almost impossible to pay for. What did those guys do? They caught Botafogo.

[00:36:06][snoring] Simple as that. It wasn't Botafogo who chose who would be the guy in charge of the other team. They took Botafogo and said, " From now on, you're mine."

[00:36:16]And something even worse is yet to come. Just wait, because things are going to get worse, my dear Aldo. Well, uh, Colombia and Uzbekistan are coming up soon. Aldão, who do you think will win this game?

[00:36:29][snoring] Ah, I think Colombia wins. It's Colombia with Golden John Arias assisted by Richard Rios.

[00:36:36]If I'm not mistaken, I bet on a 2-0 win for Colombia as well. If I'm not mistaken, I don't remember how much I bet, but I bet that Colombia would win. I do n't know.

[00:36:43]I think Colombia will win their game there. Let's stay tuned. Colombia also has a beautiful jersey. Didas really outdid themselves; the national team jerseys are very nice, by the way. The national team jerseys at the World Cup are very nice. They're really cool. Very cool.

[00:36:59]And tomorrow we'll be back with "It's on the table."

[00:37:02]Yes, we'll be back with "Tá na mesa," but first, of course. [music] Help me find the perfect hotel so we can get lost in thought. The pleasure [of music] doesn't wait, so it's best to make sure you get it. Book before you leave. To go out. Book before you leave. So it's best to be safe.

[00:37:24]Download the GO Suits motel guide on iOS or Android with up to 40% off, available throughout Brazil. Enjoy it while you can, because during the World Cup it's great to be in good company. Now, just one thing, uh, wait a minute, hold on, hold on, because our friend here said the following, look. Want to see? Ghana's jersey is beautiful. Tquia's shirt is beautiful, as Zeca said. Okay, just a reminder for you tomorrow: tomorrow at 1 PM, after "Tá na Mesa," we have Tquia vs. South Africa. Then at 4 PM, we have Guarino, who's playing?

[00:38:04]Switzerland and who? That's a really cool name to say. Bónia eergovínia.

[00:38:09]at 4 PM and in Group B, then at 7 PM Canada and Qatar. And in Group A at 10 PM [snoring] Mexico and South Korea.

[00:38:20]A game you won't want to miss. You can be sure of that, because I'm a K-drama fan.

[00:38:27]These are tomorrow's games. Gerson Guar: A victory tomorrow qualifies Korea. It would be wonderful for us Koreans, for us South Koreans. It would be really cool to win tomorrow, Mexico. Yes, but he'll talk about it tomorrow. What I wanted to tell you is this, Aldão. Miller, right? Miller was on the Estadão podcast that premiered, and Miller told a story that, man, is crazy, right? He arrived and said the following, Aldão, in 1996, Nike had just arrived in the Brazilian national team. And then the topic at the training camp was this: whoever doesn't sign with Nike won't return to the Brazilian national team. He said that in 1996. Can you imagine what he's saying now? That's all, Sale!

[00:39:16][snoring] No, but Andre is disciplined, Andre is bad in a group, Andre this, Andre doesn't do tactical work, Hendrick that, Hendrick has curly hair, Hendrick wears his cleats backwards, but it's not the sponsor's problem, G.

[00:39:34]Look, I'll tell you, huh? Uh, [snoring] you can imagine how it works, right? So there's a sense of desperation there, you know, among the guys to be able to climb. That's good, there's Ronaldinho's brother from last week talking about how he tried to get Ronaldinho into the team so he could play for the Brazilian national team. He had to look for a team that had Nike as a sponsor. [snoring] How embarrassing, right? A real shame. What a shame. What a shame.

[00:40:02]It's a real one.

[00:40:04]A real shame.

[00:40:04]Imagine if you imagine if Hendrick, let's make one here, shall we? If Henrique had come on as a substitute against Morocco and scored the winning goal.

[00:40:13]Can you imagine what Hendrick's sponsor could have done in terms of advertising, and how annoying that would have been for Nike? " Não Bala has already advertised, already written the business plan, turned things around, whatever, just wait for its moment, okay?" Bala has also taken advantage of this, which is having repercussions, and he's also benefiting from Hendrick's success, right? He's going to... I'm going to tell you something, I'm really scared, you know, for the kid, for Hendrick, because the guy might climb him and find a way to, you know, set him on fire, and then you see, look, you wanted the guy, look at that. Oh, what a mess he made! Exactly. Did you understand? But patience, whatever God wills. That's it. Well, we spoke well, we spoke a lot. It was a little shorter because that way the topics become less frequent, right? So we work according to what we understand about the subjects.

[00:41:18]Tomorrow people will return to Tar Mesa.

[00:41:20]So call your friends over to help us out tomorrow at Tá na Mesa.

[00:41:24]Special edition on a Thursday, episode I think 1314.

[00:41:29]1314. Tomorrow.

[00:41:31]It's all the same, it's on the table. Thiago is saying here, "Look, I want Bosnia to lose soon because of the rivalry with Italy in the qualifiers." That's it. That 's right, my brother. We're here. Well, from my side, thank you very much. Thanks everyone. Now we're going to watch Uzbekistan and Colombia. And there's more tomorrow.

[00:41:55]World Cup, Palmeiras is there, there's a lot of cool stuff. A hug to everyone, may God be with you, and let's move on to the lecture.

[00:42:01]And tomorrow I hope to have internet to watch Tar na Mesa. Gerson. See you tomorrow.

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