Discussion on Player Emotional Control

Obviously, I run the risk that you'll go

months back

and dig up my words from when I was an opponent of

Vini.

Ah, now

Vini is mine.

Vini isn't, isn't a saint, but what they do to him is,

it's too much. It s-starts in the first minute.

I think it's something that is already

formatted, it already has a, a format, it already has a,

a thing that repeats from opponent to opponent, to opponent.

I hit him, now you hit him, now I hit him, now you hit him.

If I get a yellow, you hit him. I come off if I have a yellow,

someone without a yellow comes on and hits him. And it's a

frustration for, a frustration for him.

He has to have great

emotional control. I spoke to him at halftime,

because obviously,

mmm, I told him down to the detail: if you were to score a

goal, be careful with how you're going to, to

celebrate it, to keep him on the pitch, because it's, it's

tough. We are in a social era of

anti-bullying.

Ah,

with Vini we are still in bullying, ah,

whether from opponents or from, from the crowd.

We have to educate him to the fullest, we have to prepare him to the

fullest, and that's it. Ah,

but fine, in the end it turned out well.