Stephen A Smith Brazil coach debate
por Kelp Schmidt: Football
Do we really lack coaches in brazil capable of leading the national team? stephen a smith from espn insists it should be mandatory for a local to take charge. he respects enchilachi but argues the leadership must come from brazil, not because fast and furious made us famous. the squad keeps getting cooked by messi's team, spain, norway, croatia in 2022, and belgium. maybe a champion is needed to finally knock them off instead of relying on pop culture references 🤔
Transcrição (en)
First of all, don't you have coaches in Brazil who can coach? That's from Brazil. That's a good question. I mean, do we not have a Brazilian who should be coaching Brazil? Maybe. Maybe? Maybe? We mean maybe. No, it should be mandatory. No disrespect to the coach. You understand? What's his name again? Enchilachi. Enchilachi? Enchilachi. Enchilachi? That's right. Okay, Enchilachi. Respect. I know you know what you're doing. But damn it, you ain't from here. I want you, you need to be from Brazil. You understand? And we don't need to be hearing about Brazil just because we're watching Fast and the Furious, okay, which is one of my favorite movies. That don't need to be the reason we're hearing about Brazil. We need to be hearing about Brazil because the team is good enough to go deep into the World Cup, and it takes a champion to knock them off. Now, you lose to Messi. You lose to somebody like that. You lose to Spain, which is a damn good team. Okay, they're a complete package, all right? We got that. Norway. I mean, you live in all that. You got to wait another four years because you lost the Norway. Croatia in the 2022 Croatia. Belgium. Belgium. And now...
