Durante participação no podcast "Fala AE", o político e ex-goleiro João Leite contou algumas histórias com o ex-treinador Procópio Cardozo, que segundo João, foi o melhor treinador que ele já teve.
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00:00 You mentioned Pelé, Reinaldo, and field references.
00:05 I think a very important reference in your career off the field is Tele.
00:09 He was the one who took you to the Brazilian National Team in the first call-up.
00:13 Was it really Tele? How was your relationship with Tele Santana?
00:16 My first call-up was with Claudio Coutinho.
00:20 Ah, it was Coutinho.
00:21 In 1979, Claudio Coutinho called me up.
00:25 But with Tele you made it to the National Team as well.
00:28 With Tele I made it.
00:30 Tele called me up as well.
00:32 Claudio Coutinho left, Tele took over.
00:34 He called me up.
00:35 Was Mundialito already under Tele's command?
00:37 Mundialito. Tele was Mundialito.
00:40 I was on the bench and Carlos was the goalkeeper.
00:43 In the match against Argentina, Carlos had a dislocation in his elbow.
00:47 The Argentine team is like those, right?
00:49 Ramon Dias, Maradona,
00:54 the fourth defender, I forgot his name, Tarantini.
00:59 We drew 1-1.
01:02 The match was over, there was a fight.
01:05 Valencia, the left-back, called Paulo Zidoro up for something unacceptable.
01:11 Racism?
01:12 Racism, pure racism.
01:14 Paulo Zidoro went after him.
01:17 Did everyone help?
01:19 It was sad. There was a Argentine player with cotton in his nose.
01:24 I don't know what he was hoping for.
01:26 Everyone left for the fight.
01:31 It was a very bad ending.
01:32 Then we played against Germany.
01:34 We won 4-1 against Germany and lost the final to Uruguay.
01:38 Then we went to Colombia to do a preseason for the 1982 World Cup qualifiers.
01:48 We had a match, Brazil vs. Colombia, and I missed the goal.
01:51 The São Paulo press was very upset.
01:56 I lost my spot.
01:59 I lost my spot, I wasn't a starter anymore.
02:02 We were training for the match against Venezuela in Caracas.
02:06 We were going from Bogotá to Caracas.
02:08 I was training for the penalty.
02:11 Zico was hitting, and other players, and Tita.
02:15 He hit a penalty on this side, and I hit it.
02:18 I went to the corner, she caught it on the post and it went back to this finger.
02:22 That same finger.
02:23 That same finger.
02:24 There was a Fluminense player called Edevaldo.
02:27 I called him Cavalo.
02:28 I didn't know why I called him Cavalo.
02:30 I was on the floor, taking off my gloves carefully because it hurt a lot.
02:34 The ball hit my finger.
02:36 Then Edevaldo comes and grabs my finger and pulls it.
02:38 "You just have to pull it, João." And he pulled it.
02:41 It hurt a lot.
02:43 It was the same as when Neyla was in Las Barras, but in a more brutal way.
02:46 It was different.
02:48 He didn't do the x-ray, neither did Dr. Neyla.
02:51 That night, Dr. Neyla was the coach of the national team.
02:54 We went to Caracas and he took me to do the x-ray.
02:59 It was a fracture with a pull.
03:01 A fracture of the ball.
03:03 A pull with the pull that Edevaldo gave.
03:07 I was on the bench, there were only two goalies.
03:10 I was on the bench with my fingers crossed.
03:15 Waldir Pérez played and I was on the bench.
03:18 I was cut from the national team.
03:20 Procopio Cardoso is such an intense man that he waited for me at the airport.
03:25 I was coming back from Caracas and he waited for me at the airport.
03:30 I asked him, "How is your hand?"
03:33 He said, "It's a fracture."
03:35 "Let's go to the village to train."
03:37 He wanted me to train.
03:39 Procopio was the coach.
03:40 He was the coach of the athletics.
03:42 "I can't believe you got hurt."
03:43 "Look at the Brazilian championship running."
03:46 He was the worst when he got hurt.
03:48 He said, "No, no, it's nothing. Let's go to the radiography again."
03:53 "No, Dr. Neyla, everything is fine, Procopio."
03:56 "Okay, let's go. But can you run? Can you do the biome?"
04:01 Procopio had trust in us.
04:06 It was amazing.
04:10 He was my best coach.
04:12 Procopio was my best coach.
04:14 He trusted us all.
04:16 I don't forget, we played against the international team in the Brazilian semi-final.
04:21 The international team played for a draw.
04:24 Zero Hora from Porto Alegre was saying, "It's a point for AY."
04:29 "It's a point for AY, Che."
04:32 We went to Procopio's election to go to the stadium.
04:38 Everyone was sitting there, Procopio was talking.
04:42 "Do you want to say something?"
04:44 "I want to talk about the defense. This high ball."
04:48 The defense players raised their hands.
04:51 The fans started to shout.
04:55 He said, "Great, guys. Let's go to the game."
04:59 3-0 for us.
05:02 He wanted to see the circus on fire.
05:05 He wanted to see the guys on fire for the game.
05:08 He told each story.
05:10 [BEEP]