“"Trying to stop Robinho is a physical fatigue. Trying to stop Romário is an emotional fatigue."”

—  Romário

Marcar o Robinho é desgaste físico. Marcar o Romário é desgaste emocional
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Source: ISTO É Magazine, Edition. 1788.
Context: Santos FC player Narciso.

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