Toledo avalia Bustos no América: 'Melhor que o Mancini'

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Durante participação no podcast "Fala AE" apresentado por Lauro Lopes o o jornalista e apresentador Otávio Di Toledo, fez uma avaliação sobre o início de trabalho do treinador argentino Fabián Bustos no América. Para Toledo, Bustos errou algumas vezes, mas tem sido muito mais justo em suas escalações que o antigo treinador americano, Vagner Mancini.   Assista na íntegra: https://youtube.com/live/12YW1HGaRgY  Acesse o site: https://noataque.com.br / https://uai.com.br  SE INSCREVA EM NOSSO CANAL NO YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@PortalUai  Siga o Portal UAI nas redes sociais:  Instagram - https://instagram.com/estadodeminas/  Twitter -  https://twitter.com/em_com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/EstadodeMinas /  #alterosaesporte #américa #bustos #podcast

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00:00 In this exchange, Fabian Bustos comes in.

00:02 He didn't start well.

00:05 I confess that I didn't see a big evolution in the tactical scheme of America

00:11 from Mancini's departure to here.

00:13 There's the use of more players on the base at times,

00:17 so maybe that's why America has achieved better results at certain times.

00:22 Since there was a long sequence, a fast without victories.

00:25 In relation to Bustos' work, what do you think?

00:27 Is it worth it?

00:30 I think Bustos loses one, then he wins against São Paulo,

00:33 then he wins against Santos, which we didn't have for each.

00:37 Then he draws against Cuiabá in a game where the one who drew that game was Martínez,

00:44 the team was doing very well, and there was a terrible game against Bragantino.

00:49 So I think Bustos, in a short time, did much more than Mancini.

00:53 At least he won two and played well against Cuiabá.

00:56 And what I found in him, man, that was cool,

00:59 he's letting the one who plays.

01:02 He doesn't have this thing of running the team all the time.

01:05 Daniel Borges, the guy doesn't score anyone, like Marcinho, he doesn't score anyone.

01:10 Then he put in Rodriguinho, and Rodriguinho did well.

01:13 He did well, he left Rodriguinho.

01:15 Then, in the emergency, he was left-sided,

01:19 he put Rodriguinho on the left and put in Matheus Henrique.

01:22 Both were right, he kept it. He had to take out Matheus Henrique, who got hurt.

01:26 He was without Cal, I don't know if Cal couldn't play against Santos, he was suspended.

01:32 He put in Breno, Breno did well, he left him.

01:36 He's putting in Varanda, Varanda is doing well, he's letting him.

01:40 So at least he's being fair, man.

01:42 The problem with Mancini is that he took some of his defenders and didn't take any of them.

01:49 Juninho improved, but there was a time when he had to sit on the bench.

01:53 Until he improved, because of the respect we have for him.

01:56 Kavikiole, man, is there a way for Kavikiole to play today?

01:59 Yeah, he was really bad in the last few matches.

02:01 Look at the goals he scored against Fortaleza,

02:04 look at the goal he scored against Bragantino.

02:07 I mean, he's a great goalkeeper.

02:09 He's not well, physically or psychologically.

02:12 Rest him so he can go back to Minas Gerais.

02:15 I thought Passinato was fine.

02:17 Was there a mistake on the ball?

02:19 When America ends up scoring a goal?

02:21 It was against Bragantino, for South America.

02:24 For South America, yes.

02:25 America even qualifies at the end of the game.

02:27 But I saw Passinato playing well.

02:29 Yeah, Passinato is better than the guy who plays for Oshkosh.

02:33 Your friend from Uruguay.

02:37 Yeah, Tomara.

02:38 With Aguerre.

02:39 Yeah, but that's what I'm telling you, man.

02:42 I was a soccer coach.

02:44 I don't even consider myself one anymore,

02:47 but I have a record at CREF as a professional coach.

02:51 If I want to be a team coach, I have that license.

02:56 Because I was a coach before the law.

02:59 At the time, we did a course at the Federal University.

03:03 I forgot the name, what's it called?

03:06 I'll remember in a bit.

03:07 I was a provisional coach.

03:09 I can't be a coach of the gym or swimming,

03:12 but I can be a soccer coach.

03:14 I have a professional record.

03:16 So, what's more important in a team,

03:19 and I was a player of many coaches,

03:22 what's more important in a team

03:24 is the coach being sincere and consistent.

03:28 So, if he puts me on the bench, me playing badly,

03:31 I don't think it's bad, man.

03:33 There's a better guy than me.

03:35 Now, if he's not fair,

03:38 he ends up with the team, because he demotivates everyone.

03:41 Do you agree?

03:43 You see a player going to the bench...

03:45 Yesterday I was watching Luciano in the São Paulo final.

03:48 When he scored, it was the most exciting moment.

03:51 São Paulo's coach is fair.

03:54 He puts the best players.

03:57 So, that was missing.

03:58 I didn't understand what Mancini wanted.

04:01 I didn't understand.

04:03 And there's a lot of magic in that, because...

04:05 He dug this hole for us with the support of the board.

04:10 On May 7th, I was in Europe with my boys.

04:14 The day he lost to Cuiabá,

04:19 he messed up the team,

04:21 he confused everyone, he put Marlon, who couldn't play,

04:24 and Marlon scored.

04:26 I said, "He's not fair."

04:28 The team was bad for 30 days.

04:31 The board waited 120 more days.

04:34 No, 90 more days.

04:36 Three more months.

04:37 Then the team was founded.

04:39 [BEEP]

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