Felipão is the best, a winner, a great man, and deserving of everything it has gained, as always worked with claw, with force, with race, a simple honest man, a great human being.
Scolari, then 36, was at the time (1984) coaching a small club in Southern Brazil called Gremio Esportivo Brasil ( a.k.a. XAVANTE ) from his home state of Rio Grande do Sul in southern Brazil and in this interview he is talking about their chances at that year's the Brazilian championship. His team was about to play a do-or-die game against Atletico Paranaense the
following night and if they won they would increase their chances of advancing to the second phase of the tournament. In Brazil at the time the main national football league ( known as A-Series/ Serie A or First Division / Primeira Divisao ) was played by almost 40 clubs and they were subdivided into groups of 06 and three clubs out of every group would advance to the next phase and so on until four clubs were left to play the semi-finals and subsequently the finals.
The shirtless Scolari is saying that although his team and its players are seen as the heavy underdogs for their next game and for the rest of the tournament they're gonna leave their hearts on the pitch in an attempt to qualify to the next round and get to play some of Brazil's elite clubs such as Sao Paulo, Corinthians, Vasco da Gama, Fluminense, etc, should they succeed. Part 3
The 2nd part of the interview was recorded the day after a game (still in 1984's first phase of the tournament) in which G.E. Brasil's substitute keeper saved a penalty that proved crucial to their ambitions of qualifying to the next round of the tournament and Scolari is praising his keeper and telling the fans that since his first-choice keeper still cannot play due to a suspension and based on his sub's superb performance the night before he'll certainly be playing in the next game. Part 4
The third and shortest segment with that interview with Scolari shows him being asked about his team's bad performance in the previous game as well as how he was seeing the other results within their group which turned out to be very unfavorable to their interests. Scolari says that he's not concerned with the other results and admits that his team played poorly in the previous game but says they're still in contention for one of the tickets to the next phase of the tournament. Part 5
G.E. Brasil did not advance to the last rounds of that year's A-Series tournament which was something they did the following without Scolari at the helm anymore. G.E. Brasil eventually went on to to lose its spot in Brazil's First Division and currently plays in Brazil's C-Series (third division ) as well as in Rio Grande do Sul's State League. Part 6
Each state in Brazil has their own league and although G. E. Brazil have never been crowned champions they have a very enthusiastic group of followers in their hometown of Pelotas. Brazil's First Division is played nowadays by 20 teams in the European style ( all teams against one another in home and away games ) which is something that was introduced for the first time only in 2003. part 7
Scolari went on to become one of the top Brazilian coaches of all time having won two Libertadores Cups ( South-America's equivalent to the Champions League ), one in 1995 with Gremio (not to be confused with G.E. Brasil) and another one in 1999 with Palmeiras; three Brazilian Cups ( in 1991 with underdogs Criciuma, in 1994 with Gremio and in 1998 with Palmeiras ); part 8
one A-Series title ( in 1996 with Gremio ) and one FIFA World Cup Championship ( in SouthKorea-Japan 2002 ) besides some State League Championships with most of the sides he coached. Sorry If I took too long but I hope I've been of help. If you wanna know more about Scolari or about Brazilian football, please let me know. Part 9 -- The Finale
Põe uma camiseta preta e um bonezinho jeans e temos o Seu Madruga! DALE FELIPÃO SEM CAMISETA EM PLENA RBS!! ÃTE GUASCA!
fabiobpalma 1 year ago
NESSE VÍDEO O FELIPÃO TÁ PARECENDO O SILAS MALAFAIA
ronaldoalmeida1975 1 year ago
No sul, a TV em vez de passar direto de preto e branco para cores, passou primeiro por esse estágio na década de 1980. Preto, branco, verde e rosa.
mrcdutra 1 year ago
Bá, mas que falta de compostura, tchê. Sem camisa, bá.
LesCrapio 1 year ago
Filipão come back to Portugal!!
TheWretchedReznor 1 year ago
Filipão, a TV, a reporter sempre foram verdão! POOOOOOOOOOOrco neles!
bhirah 1 year ago
EH O MR.SATAN DO DRAGON BALL?
moisesluism 1 year ago 3
Essa é uma homenagem da TV gaucha para a Estação Primeira de Mangueira!!!
PdPio 1 year ago
Mais um perfil pro Twitter... @ScolariVerde UIAHOAHUAHIOHAH :D
Rachira 1 year ago
In Holland we call him Gene Hackman
ZAOUWV 1 year ago 2
@ZAOUWV fôda-se
LesCrapio 1 year ago
o incrivel hulk hauauhuahuahuahuaauhauahuauahuhauauauaauhauahuahuauauahua
radioramires 3 years ago
Wow he looks young but he has the same hair
Any chance of an english edition with subtitles
BobBallack 3 years ago
For a new coach, he's very well spoken... subtitles hard to come by, but as a Brasilian I can tell you spoke very well.
pbsoccer7 3 years ago
Gatinho.. eu pegava
dinai7040 3 years ago
Felipão is the best, a winner, a great man, and deserving of everything it has gained, as always worked with claw, with force, with race, a simple honest man, a great human being.
RockToys787 3 years ago
Damn that is Mad old, those tapes are from the basement LOL
Kshaka 3 years ago
wow.. bless you :)
krystynaloska 3 years ago
can someone explain me in english where was this made and who scolari was then ? and what's he's talking about?
krystynaloska 3 years ago
Scolari, then 36, was at the time (1984) coaching a small club in Southern Brazil called Gremio Esportivo Brasil ( a.k.a. XAVANTE ) from his home state of Rio Grande do Sul in southern Brazil and in this interview he is talking about their chances at that year's the Brazilian championship. His team was about to play a do-or-die game against Atletico Paranaense the
Part 01 of 09
danielheberhardt1977 3 years ago
following night and if they won they would increase their chances of advancing to the second phase of the tournament. In Brazil at the time the main national football league ( known as A-Series/ Serie A or First Division / Primeira Divisao ) was played by almost 40 clubs and they were subdivided into groups of 06 and three clubs out of every group would advance to the next phase and so on until four clubs were left to play the semi-finals and subsequently the finals.
Part 2
danielheberhardt1977 3 years ago
The shirtless Scolari is saying that although his team and its players are seen as the heavy underdogs for their next game and for the rest of the tournament they're gonna leave their hearts on the pitch in an attempt to qualify to the next round and get to play some of Brazil's elite clubs such as Sao Paulo, Corinthians, Vasco da Gama, Fluminense, etc, should they succeed. Part 3
danielheberhardt1977 3 years ago
The 2nd part of the interview was recorded the day after a game (still in 1984's first phase of the tournament) in which G.E. Brasil's substitute keeper saved a penalty that proved crucial to their ambitions of qualifying to the next round of the tournament and Scolari is praising his keeper and telling the fans that since his first-choice keeper still cannot play due to a suspension and based on his sub's superb performance the night before he'll certainly be playing in the next game. Part 4
danielheberhardt1977 3 years ago
The third and shortest segment with that interview with Scolari shows him being asked about his team's bad performance in the previous game as well as how he was seeing the other results within their group which turned out to be very unfavorable to their interests. Scolari says that he's not concerned with the other results and admits that his team played poorly in the previous game but says they're still in contention for one of the tickets to the next phase of the tournament. Part 5
danielheberhardt1977 3 years ago
G.E. Brasil did not advance to the last rounds of that year's A-Series tournament which was something they did the following without Scolari at the helm anymore. G.E. Brasil eventually went on to to lose its spot in Brazil's First Division and currently plays in Brazil's C-Series (third division ) as well as in Rio Grande do Sul's State League. Part 6
danielheberhardt1977 3 years ago
Each state in Brazil has their own league and although G. E. Brazil have never been crowned champions they have a very enthusiastic group of followers in their hometown of Pelotas. Brazil's First Division is played nowadays by 20 teams in the European style ( all teams against one another in home and away games ) which is something that was introduced for the first time only in 2003. part 7
danielheberhardt1977 3 years ago
Scolari went on to become one of the top Brazilian coaches of all time having won two Libertadores Cups ( South-America's equivalent to the Champions League ), one in 1995 with Gremio (not to be confused with G.E. Brasil) and another one in 1999 with Palmeiras; three Brazilian Cups ( in 1991 with underdogs Criciuma, in 1994 with Gremio and in 1998 with Palmeiras ); part 8
danielheberhardt1977 3 years ago
one A-Series title ( in 1996 with Gremio ) and one FIFA World Cup Championship ( in SouthKorea-Japan 2002 ) besides some State League Championships with most of the sides he coached. Sorry If I took too long but I hope I've been of help. If you wanna know more about Scolari or about Brazilian football, please let me know. Part 9 -- The Finale
danielheberhardt1977 3 years ago
wow, bless you :)
krystynaloska 3 years ago
filipe marciano
allexsary 3 years ago
grande boi...
machadf 3 years ago
ééé verdade.... em 1984 o Brasil era mais verde.... pena que tudo esta sendo desmatado... huahuahauhauhauha
netbrazil 3 years ago
lol
joaopac 3 years ago
hahahaha!
edjparaujo 3 years ago
channel 9 mit Atonio gubba.. lol
phezza 3 years ago
el incredible hulk
ajhghuj 3 years ago 14
o Brasil era muito mais verde na altura! esse desmatamento!
fossilvivo 3 years ago 9
agh, I can't see the name of the reporter dammit! >=(
NxRageboy 3 years ago
Que momento! Que história tem o Xavante!
Sorte do Felipao, ter passado em um clube tao grande como o Brasil.
ricardoakosta 3 years ago