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Neymar "has matured a lot" since his days at Barcelona, according to Tite, who thinks the Brazil forward has "increased his arsenal" at Paris Saint-Germain.
He hails Neymar, Kevin De Bruyne and Roberto Mancini’s Italy
He explains why facing Argentina is much more than a World Cup qualifier
“Surviving for long in a country that has 200 million
Seleção coaches is impossible,” summarised Luiz Felipe Scolari of what many deem the most demanding job in football.
Surviving under the scorching scrutiny of the gluttonous Brazil fans is, indeed, akin to surviving in the Lut Desert. Winning, to Brazilians, simply isn’t enough. You need to win with immeasurable swagger.
Mario Zagallo was
A Seleção’s eighth coach in the five years leading up to Mexico 1970. Carlos Alberto Parreira was their fourth appointment in little over a year in 1991. Scolari became the fourth in nine months ten years later. Only one man in history – Flavio Costa, who was in charge between 1944 and ’50 - has spent over five years in the canary-yellow chair.
kings could have people killed just because they didn t like them. yeah, that would be news to the revolutionaries who fought and died against rising up of a king. but as indicated by the number we have article 1 and article 3 and those lay out the other two branches of government. we setout a tri part tite with checks and balance. why do we have a procedure for impeachment? why do we have a procedure for not getting re-elected? kings don t have to run for re-election. and he can t be impeached. that s in the constitution too, sir. yeah, an solutist argument about article 2 flies in the face of everything, really. from magna carta, the 13th
there s not an ape tite for that on the committee. there s not an appetite by the president. if he s going to block perry and mulvaney and pompeo from coming forwa forward, we believe we have abuse of power, obstruction of justice, and the impeachable offense of bribery. we think the only relevancy to those witnesses at this point is the fact the president won t let them come in. if they could help him at all, you would be assured he would allow them to come in. look, the facts are one thing, and we live in a political environment. you have enough evident it sounds like, and i get where you re coming from. you have enough evidence to back up those charges. but it s not a court of law. if you re trying to make the political case, you probably need more republicans to turn on the president or to flip on the president. how much effort do you think needs to be made on your side of things to make that political case?