Welcome to the big interview bite size. I'm Graham Hunter and in each episode

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You work with Edison and Jano Black, a Brazilian and a Slovenian born in the same year, months apart and

currently and for several years now to the best gokeepers in the world. The scribe the pushes are getting to

know them and work with them and how the hell did both of them arrive at the

same club, go on again to the same club and then split their destinies and become, you know, the world dominant gokeepers.

Two different guys. I can't tell you the backdrop as to what brought them through you.

But Portuguese football in general I think is a great finishing school.

You know I really do think of it. I watched games recently and I watched the

Port of Sporting game recently which turned into that was everything bad with Portuguese with Portuguese football.

But a tough one for Pepe's continuing career.

There's some challenges in the other

a couple of years sure there's perhaps a steward to maybe needs to come up with a new job for himself as well all sorts going on.

For those who didn't follow it, we'll come back to it later, but what I'd ask someone for you to say,

it was a bit of a rammy or to the extent that Pepe for his behavior. I think he lamped a

sporting director and he faces a two-year band but hey finishing schools can

have lots of different meanings.

Indeed they can.

Indeed it can.

The talent in the Portuguese League, players and coaches, I think is really, really high.

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