Transcript · Spanish → English
Discussion on Sports Journalism and World Cup
He says of himself, he self-identifies. He self-identifies as a journalist, a mercenary, a useless person—I mean, slightly useful, basically, in sports journalism. He was giving his opinion about Lo Celso like this, look.
I'll be able to tell if all of this is truly anger or if it's a sketch, if for example Lo Celso goes to the World Cup.
Everything Scaloni is saying is only for some.
But what does he mean?
That Lo Celso isn't fit to go to the World Cup, my friend.
In the last World Cup, he led by example when...
They shut their traps, dear Asaro, you mercenary.
We're going to a break, we'll be right back.
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Original transcript (Spanish)
Dice a sí mismo, se autopercibe. Se autopercibe periodista, un mercenario, un inútil, digo un poco útil básicamente, en el periodismo deportivo, opinaba sobre lo chelso de esta manera, mirá. Yo me voy a dar cuenta si todo esto es verdaderamente un enojo o es un sketch, si por ejemplo lo chelso va al mundial. Todo esto que dice Caloni es para algunos. ¿Pero qué quiere decir? Que lo chelso no está para ir al mundial, muchacho.
En el mundial pasado predicó con el ejemplo cuando... Cerraron el upite, querido Asaro, mercenario. Vamos a la pausa, ya venimos.
