Durante participação no podcast "Fala AE" apresentado por Lauro Lopes o diretor de futebol do Atlético, Rodrigo Caetano revelou que já pensou em deixar o futebol por conta de toda a pressão que envolve seu cargo. Caetano revelou ainda o grande apoio que recebe de sua família para continuar praticando sua profissão.
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00:00 Even now, Rodrigo, you're getting the hang of your last answer.
00:05 You talked about the sentimental side of every professional,
00:07 of the player, and of you, who are in the board as well.
00:10 And about the demands that exist, of wanting to stay or not.
00:16 You also mentioned the fact of having to stay away from the family in some situations.
00:21 You have three children, I imagine you're away at various times,
00:24 without any celebratory dates, you're not close, you're not present,
00:27 you're not taking care of your work.
00:30 Exactly.
00:31 I'd like to know if the human side of Rodrigo Caetano,
00:35 have you ever come home and said,
00:37 "I don't need this anymore, with what I've done, I can live here honestly,
00:42 I'll take care of my family." Have you thought about it?
00:46 I've thought about it, a few times, especially when I'm losing,
00:50 because it's even harder to assimilate.
00:54 We, as humans, at some point, feel unjustified.
00:59 So, it's at that moment that you...
01:02 But, at the same time, talking to my wife and such,
01:08 they know that it's a business that...
01:12 I don't know what I would do, and how I would do it.
01:17 Because I've been doing this since forever.
01:19 They adapted.
01:22 How do I try to compensate for this, Lauro?
01:26 Or when I'm not at work, when I'm not working,
01:29 I'm at home.
01:31 You ask me, "What's your hobby?" I don't have a hobby.
01:33 My hobby is doing nothing.
01:35 My hobby is being with them.
01:38 I don't have this thing, "I'm at home, I'll spread my head,
01:41 I'll play tennis, I'll..."
01:43 How?
01:44 If I have a very limited space, a limited time,
01:47 then I'm with them.
01:49 Anyway, we have a...
01:53 A union that is very good because of this.
01:58 Because my family has always been with me.
02:00 I lived in the South.
02:02 Then I left the South and went to Rio de Janeiro.
02:05 I worked there in three clubs and stayed there for ten years.
02:08 So, there weren't many changes.
02:11 It's the first time I'm working in another city,
02:15 which is neither Porto Alegre nor Rio de Janeiro.
02:18 So, they're with me.
02:20 It minimizes a little bit.
02:22 But, especially when you, as a professional,
02:28 and this happens to anyone,
02:30 you have a very high level of commitment,
02:32 you do everything to make things go well,
02:35 at some point you run away from your control.
02:38 And then, at that moment, you think again.
02:41 But then, the next day,
02:43 there are some sentences I usually say,
02:45 "Football is possible to have mourning for one day."
02:49 You have to suffer, the wound has to be open,
02:53 but the next day, the leader,
02:55 in my case, I'm the football director, the coach,
02:57 the leaders, the next day they have to be lifting the others.
03:01 Because I was a player, I was looking,
03:03 the next day, how would my director,
03:06 my president, my vice president,
03:08 my coach, my physical trainer be?
03:10 If they were down,
03:12 it happens.
03:14 It happens.
03:16 So, until then, you have to recover before, right, Laura?
03:21 You have to re-stand up before.
03:23 This is the work, this is the exercise we have to do
03:27 before arriving again the next day
03:29 and lifting this whole group.
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