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Send young Coaches to learn in Germany....

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The decline of Brazilian football is undoubtly related to the bad quality of coaching here, however, we can deny the influence of the global market of football that became more intensified by the 1990s . The clubs in Brazil have become obsolete and the managers have become the "owners" of our football. The huge amount of money of Europe engolfed our domestic football.

A culpa é do presidente da CBF do técnico da seleção brasileira que faz péssimas convocações dando prioridade a alguns q já trabalhou deixando Matheus Pereira talisca bremmer Ederson Gabriel martinelli raphinha jp chermont Samuel lino de fora e dos jogadores tbm que não correspondem na seleção se nao tiver neymar

Brazilian coachs are very bad.

O Tim Vickery parece um brasileiro falando em Inglês....

How many full 90 games have you watched him play?

The Legendinho!

Tim talking nonsense about Ancelotti. As if Carlo had said to the club, ye know what, let me just think about that contract extension for a while, then suddenly when his man in Brazil, according to Tim, gets ousted, Ancelotti was like yeah cool, they don't want me now boys, I'll stay after all. OK THEN TIM By the way, I'm sure even in Brazil you can easily deal with that awful AV setup you have going there.

Just stumbled across this, enticed by the algorithm, but mainly by Tim Vickery. I love me some Tim Vickery. Cool show. Subscribed.

So weird hearing Vickery actually speak english. I was so used to his accented brazillian. I can never forget "Não entendo a oba oba com David Beckham", and the comemoration of the late passing away of Tatcher on morning sports news channel. Those channels usually don't display such quality momentos u_u.

The reason why people in Brazil want more more domestic players is not necessarily to improve the team technically but to simply have more engagement with the Brazilian people who barely see any of their national team players and so never build any sort of connection with the individual players. This, along with the fact that the national team tends to take players away from their local clubs when they need the most, creates a feeling of apathy towards the team. It doesn’t help that they’re not winning anything either though

We saw players from minor teams in europe and especially the premier league be called over players in the domestic leagues. We were told patronizingly that a player in europe no matter how small his team is was worth more than any player in a top team in Brazil. The example of Hulk is only one example, and the journalist who put it in circulation (Bruno Formiga) has gone quiet especially after we have seen our "Premier League squad" get themselves handed to by south american squads filled with player from... the domestic league. And we have to hear Mr Andreas smugly looking down to his uruguayan counterparts because "we all play in the premier league". People complained of Yan Couto but when they saw that he was devoted and treated his call up as an honour and a duty, the complaints ceased. The other players have not showed that yet. I don't believe it is mere petty nationalism.

Tim Vickery is always great!

If you want to understand the decline of Brazilian football, you have to understand the decline of Brazilian coaching. And to understand that decline, all you have to do is look at the insane calendar. As an example: between July 28th and September 1st, Atletico Mineiro played 11 matches. That is a match every 3 days. While traveling as far south as Buenos Aires and as far north as Maceio. Managers in Brazil simply have no time to scout, adjust, improve, experiment, etc.

Brazil under Tite relied heavily on 1x1 situations. For that, Brazil would divide the team in 2 blocks. One block would defend and circulate the ball until a player on the offensive block was free (Usually at the wings), and that player would then be encouraged to dribble while others would work to create space for him. If he lost the ball, others would press immediately. That's why Brazil conceded fewer chances. It worked because the best players we had were dribblers, specially Neymar, and the team worked as a whole to create space for those few selective players. Under Diniz he instructed the players to dribble less and rely on combination play. Not only the players who liked to dribble would have less space, but they also were instructed to pass, against their characteristics. Not only that but he broke the structure of the 2 blocks, so the team was struggling to regain possession when lost, and was conceding too many counter-attacks. A complete mess and the very opposite of both Tite and the players themselves. But one thing is certain, they both had a pattern of how they wanted their team to play. Dorival wants to give freedom to his players, making them as unpredictable as possible. But instead of confusing the opposition, is confusing his players instead. Often even himself... It could lead to something, but to what we don't know yet.

I keep thinking Brazil will go the way of the West Indies. Falling out of love with a sport (football) and just redirecting their attention elsewhere.

outdated coaches and a below par generation (mediocre fullbacks, avg midfielders and no striker). maybe a 343 would be interesting to take advantage of your worldclass centerbacks and wingers. Brazil's midfield used to have players from Real and Barcelona. Now it has from Nottingham Forest, West Ham, Fulham and Newcastle.

Bad coaching Bad scouting

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Vickery is so important providing coverage on South American football, love to hear from him.

As a Newcastle fan I'm looking forward to the weekend game v Wolves. Bruno & Joelinton vs Joao Gomes & Andre. Abit conflicted as I'd like to see Andre do well in Prem, for me the best midfielder Brazil have & I agree with Tim, Bruno is overrated alot by our fanbase. Still love him and he's done great but I would take £100m for him everyday, not irreplaceable imo. Great interview guys, keep up the good work!!

Met him in a cinema in Rio a few weeks ago, great man

A quick question, I don't know if this will get to him, but to get into his first job, in Opta Sports, did he study for data analyst or something on the same lines, prior to the job? How did he get into the "market"? Are there course options in Uruguay, to get into the deeper sides of football?

We done great to sign him was cunha and joa Gomes got any thing to do with it we got a great squad still need a defender

With a stadium that only holds 31,000 Wolves will never have the disposable income to compete with clubs who have much bigger grounds , You by young and hungry consolidate your Premier league status then sell big !!

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André was called "old man" in the Fluminense's base, because he seems to have the experience of a 30-year-old player. In FlaxFlu's (the biggest derby in Brazil), which is usually a hell, he always played well and nullified players from the Uruguayan national team. I'm not sure if he's going to make it, but my personal opinion is that he has potential to be better than Casemiro's prime in Madrid.

ANDRE 7 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Wolves fan works in Brazil, great player, great investment. Give him some space to settle to Premiership Football than sit back and watch !!

i love all our brazilians , joao gomes being my favourite wolves player, his energy is limitless and his awareness and positional sense is second to none, pedro lima although not seen much when he has played you can tell he will go to the very top, and cuhna is the glue in the dressing room , our most expensive player and 45M well spent, and now you're telling us andre is even better .. wow

Wolves going to make alot of money with Joao Gomes and Andre... No.6 is so in demand all over Europe...

Im a wolves fan thankyou for this breakdown on this fantastic player cant wait to see him at molinuex great podcast btw 😊🧡🖤

Thanks for the great work guys 🙏 🇵🇸 FREE PALESTINE 🇵🇸

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Great listen. Very excited by this signing. Feels like we’ve cooled off signing a marquee centre back and we will use Andre in front of the centre backs and perhaps allow Joao Gomes and Lemina a little more freedom.

André is a very special player. As a Fluminense fan, I've been following his career closely. I'm really keen on watching his evolution on the Premier League.

Afraid it's always no disrespect to Wolves. In a league that's actively geared to keep "big clubs" out the top six regardless of FFP. I think he's a game changer though and a bargain.

So excited can't wait to see him welcome to the pack🧡🖤🧡🖤🧡🖤🧡🖤🧡

Thanks for the info guys , really looking forward to seeing him in a wolves shirt 🐺

Lamina is club captain so he won't make way, I think they will play the 3 depending on the opposition.. I don't know if he's been covered before, but pedro lima looks an absolute baller!

Wolves are doing brilliantly obtaining players in the class of Gomez etc but as a lifelong wolves supporter I feel this will only be short term usually the top 6 Liverpool Man Utd etc unsettle and expect to sign your top talent but we’ll see can’t wait to see him in the old gold great signing 👍

as a liverpool fan, wish we had gotten him. But for sure one of the biggest signings, he is an elite player ! Money well spent to be honest. Will watch him closely. Personally one of my fav players. congrats wolves on getting a top class player. All the best Andre, see u shine in EPL 🎉

As a fluminense fan I can tell you guys that he really is the real deal, an insanely consistent cdm who orchestrates the whole functioning of the midfield. Also know this is a great deal for wolves, many fluminense supporters are annoyed at the price tag that wolves are reportedly paying for him, many consider it way too low. Make sure to take care of him, this kid has got TALENT

Sounds the perfect player we've been crying out for, Lemina/Gomes great on the ball but arent disciplined enough alongside a 4atb. Andre could not only be a fantastic signing in his own right but also allow gomes and lemina to express themselves and influence the game even more...could be a very exciting midfield 3!

O'Neil has been working on a midfielder dropping into a back 3 with Lemina mostly doing that role, but as shown against Chelsea this isnt Lemina's game. So sounds like Andre coming in will allow Lemina more freedom so perhaps a 433 with Andre as 6 is the way we go. I actually think that could really well. 2 narrow forwards in Cunha & Sarabia, would really unleash Cunha who i feel is our best player, 2 attacking full backs providing width. Semedo/Lima & Ait-Nouri, we'd finally have protection from Andre defensively and 2 really intense ball winners in front with Gomes & Lemina will allow O'Neil to go full throttle with his press. Genuinely excited about this signing now!

Can't wait to see him in wolves jersey 😍

This a brilliant news for Wolverhampton wanderers fc this. Player is Class act😊

Irrespective of LWs kamikaze 2nd H showing vs Chelsea, I remain skeptical due to the following; I can list multiple hyped S Americans who DIDN'T quite fit the PL (notables Inc Veron, Di Maria, Forlan, Alexis Sanchez yada) so given that both Jiao Gomes an Raul Jimenez had been (qualified) successes here, it almost feels like OVER-mining a rich seam imvho. WWFCs game is also built around PACE and sharp passing, so imvho acquiring a slower MF (than thos around him) will NOT benefit us much. Prediction? File under Matheus Nunes.