How to say good morning on horseback – 7/5/2023 – Juca Kfouri

There’s nothing left for Duílio Monteiro Alves, the top hat who makes the loyal fans unhappy in the presidency of Corinthians.

As if the almost billionaire debt, the inappropriate and nebulous signings, the team’s situation in the Brazilian Championship table on the border of the relegation zone and the incessant protests of the faithful were not enough, he decided to pick a fight with one of the greatest living idols of the club: Walter Junior Casagrande.

The dear reader, white or not, and the dear reader, also white or not, may not like Casagrande’s comments, disagree with his political position, find the work he does to help drug addicts unimportant, or pick on his hair and rings rocker.

But they cannot deny the role he played in Corinthian Democracy and, much less, the goals he scored for Timão and the second São Paulo championship in 1982/83 with a decisive participation.

Neither turning his back on the European title he won for Porto nor his participation in the 1986 World Cup — nor the almost 30 years spent as a commentator for Rede Globo, and his recent passage as a columnist for this Sheet during the World Cup in Qatar, as well as the space it occupies on UOL.

Monteiro Alves, having been rightly called the “worst president in the history of Corinthians” by Casagrande, decided to react by saying that the critic sought fame by hitting him. He didn’t listen to his own grandmother who must have taught him that whoever talks too much says good morning to the horse.

When complaining about the press in general, as is usual for those who are unprepared to act in public life, Monteiro Alves first said he did not want to name names. He couldn’t take it and then particularized on Casagrande. Why?

Because, of course, by passing receipt, it revealed who affected him the most.

Exactly because it belongs to someone incomparably greater than him, whether in the history of the country or in the history of…Corinthians.

Failed businessman, owner of a broken bingo and in debt up to his neck, inept top hat, Duílio Monteiro Alves took the bait and signed the certificate with his paws.

Of those attitudes that cause other people’s shame.

Palmeiras X CBF

That Palmeiras was right to complain about the absence of a red card for defender Zé Ivaldo, from Athletico, is something that the CBF has publicly admitted.

That the decisive error for the draw at the Arena da Baixada was concluded that the CBF tries to prevent the second championship of the best goes enormous distance, as from Curitiba to São Paulo.

One of those things where you lose your reason when cursing the mother of someone who stepped on her foot.

Among other reasons why Palmeiras never acknowledged having been helped by equally clamorous mistakes as, moreover, there is still a need to be born in the world of sport who does.

Not to mention that he incurred enormous disrespect to superior Botafogo.

5 to 2

The 5-2 score that decided the 1958 World Cup, in Sweden, played an essential role in changing not only the history of Brazilian football, but also in burying the mongrel complex — the one that, according to Nelson Rodrigues, it shows “the inferiority in which the Brazilian voluntarily places himself before the rest of the world”.

Well, behold, the 5 to 2 applied by the TSE, to determine the ineligibility of the ineligible ex-president of the Republic, surpasses the previous one, by keeping Brazil away from having him again where he should never have been.

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