Bench: Ep.2 - Sergey Pinyayev

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NC woke up, I think, so today I want to go back. I immediately have these pictures from Yakutsk, how we play in the winter, like in the dark, in the cold. He went out in woolen socks, that is, he kind of got to that point , then he started putting on protection. The little mother faints. He doesn't understand anything. You can joke around with him there, catch him ha-ha there. I 'll send you to Kley Georgievich. Our level is off the charts. Oh, by the way, a man came to visit us , and I'm not joking, a girl came up to me and said that he is one of the few football players who is very skilled at putting words together into sentences. Great. This is ra. Can you imagine what it represents? Sergey Penyaev is our guest. Hello again. This is Lebanon, this is Amirabi. My siblings. Let's not get confused, yes, this is a podcast bench. Actually, dear friends, our guest today is a great football player from our favorite club, Lokomotiv, my son’s favorite football player , by the way. Yes, yes, we would already have a story, yes, there was a story with your Jersey, with his poster. And today, when I said that you would be visiting us, he fidgeted and was like: "Can I go with you? Can I go with you?" But our relationship with my father and son did not allow him to stand between you. Yes. If you can, say at the very beginning: "Misha, read more, and then and then we will meet." Misha Gorozia, let's start reading more together. We will spend a lot of time together and your relationship with your dad will not come between you. Therefore, we will spend more time on our business and leave. You can go. All that 's left is to ask Yemal. Here are two authorities for him. So, it’s hard for us to get to Yamali, yes, we’ll take it for now. Bench, you probably have some of your own, well, I do n't know, traditions that you observe. Maybe there is rare sleep there, some kind of ritual, because I clearly remember how I adopted it from Michael Jordan. ritual. I saw a video and the video talked about how he always laced up. He was given sneakers, and all his sneakers had no laces. And even if they had laces, he would take out the laces and lace them himself. It calmed him down for a moment, you know, like knitting, like a king, you concentrate, of course, you concentrate and have a beer after training, yes, he unwinds the bandages very carefully, yes, right in the seam-seam. Maybe you have something similar. Listen, well, this is how I feel about this, at one time I noticed that I kind of believed in all these stories, like tying the right boot, the left one. And at that moment I caught myself thinking that this, well, as I thought, this is due to some kind of uncertainty, and you begin to feel that if you don’t do this, then something will go wrong. And I kind of tried to, you know, let myself go and distance myself. And there, when I started to notice myself, there I realized that I was doing something wrong on purpose, I was starting to tie something up there, you know, or I was doing something the other way around on purpose, so as not to get attached to something. And that ’s why now I don’t have any such ritual. It's clear that for us football players, in this regard, on the day of the match, our meals depend on the time of the match. If it's an evening match, then , well, it's hard not to sleep. For example, if you have a match at 8-9 pm, you wake up at 10:00, at 11:00 and it’s hard, no matter how you warm up, of course, with a warm-up until lunch, lunch, and you’ll still spend this 2-3 hour period sleeping, because, well, it’s hard anyway to lie in bed for a long time. Well, anxiety, anxiety probably also interferes with sleep. Well, there used to be an organism here. Well, anxiety can have different effects, but despite the anxiety, there are also some matches that are, of course, exciting, but we've been doing well lately, right? No, it’s not that we’re going well, it’s clear, there’s some kind of confidence. Well, thanks guys. Okay, let's go. Well, it’s more that it’s already clear, you see, over time, when you play a large number of matches , some confidence comes, that you, well, football is such a game, you can win, you can lose, and you take it more calmly . The main thing is to do everything yourself, and then we’ll see how it all turns out. You already understand that you depend on yourself there, there is your team, you are confident in your team, you believe in the guys and you know that the guys there will not let you down. Therefore, there is no such great nervousness. more anticipation of the match itself, emotions, when people come, you understand, people will watch, root for you, and the fact that we, we have such a profession, we just have the opportunity to distract people. People there have been at work for a week. It seems to me that you had such games in any case . Well, that is to say, I judge by myself, not even by the games, but by the fact that you don’t get nervous. This is probably a bit of a misnomer. I have a big concert coming up. That is, there are concerts, you know, there are games of the season that you are used to. Well, I don’t know, you play in Sochi, I don’t know, there’s something else in Kazan. Yes. Yes. And there is something that is nothing , nothing. What did they hear? Who? Well, it's just a daily routine, Kazan has such commanders. No, well, I mean that, for example, well, no, well, excuse me, please, the match between Lokomotiv CSKA and the match between Lokomotiv Spartak or Lokomotiv Sochi, these are probably slightly different emotional things. And I mean, a big concert is probably more about excitement, not nerves, but excitement, yes, in the same way I go over something in my head and so on. Well, it seems to me that anyway , I don’t know, to go out to a full stadium with the national team, there are, I don’t know, 30, 40-50,000 people who are still present with us. Let it be comrade, 100 100% there is such a thing, but it’s more, you know, not about the fact that you’re nervous. It's clear that you're enjoying a good atmosphere and a good match. You understand that it's a big match, but it's more about you trying to focus on discipline there. You start thinking about being disciplined, keeping yourself in control, that it’s a big match and you can’t make any mistakes, which are, for example, even more so in defense. You understand that you must be careful so that the team does not miss any goals. And also in the national team, your requirements change, you go out and understand that you need to fulfill all the requirements that the head coach asks of you, so that you show your discipline, because, well, discipline decides a lot. And also in big matches, if we can cite the last match, the guys played against Spartak, when they won, that is, they are all extremely disciplined, they worked hard and in such matches, well, skill fades into the background. The main thing there is your motivation, how you work, how you get involved as much as possible , how you monitor your players as much as possible, yes, that is, it comes to the forefront. That's why it's more about this story. Well, of course, once you've gone out and done your first move, that's it, you've kind of let go of all your doubts, you're already in the game, that is, you feel a good atmosphere, any reaction to some good move, and that gives you confidence. So, how did you yell into the microphone first? No, well yes, it’s always the first song – it’s always a test story. It's like, well, so that the audience would support everything, so that everyone would catch on. Here. Eh, well, I used to have that, but not anymore. If someone close to you is present at the match, or, I don’t know, an important person, well, a scout of some team, for example, or someone else, this adds motivation, or, on the contrary, you are afraid of, well, once again, in short, doing something wrong and making this stupid mistake, and this, on the contrary, slows you down a little . Listen, I recently caught myself thinking about this too, someone asked me when your dad is in prison. My dad has been a coach since childhood, that is, he always trained me there until I was 10, from four years old. And so, for me, at first, even when I was a kid, I don’t know, in Krylia, my dad would come to a match, and I would feel some kind of extra nervousness, and then I caught myself thinking that, well, maybe my dad’s look wasn’t the worst in the stadium. Maybe if you do something wrong , you run, and they hit your back there. You understand that it’s not the worst thing that if there’s a dad, sometimes the dad can just say: “This is not my son, but it was there.” There was no such thing. One time recently, in basketball, we were reminiscing about history, sitting at a table with the Olympians. There was a game and the coach was giving me quite a hard time. Konstin Yuryevich, hello. I don’t know, I’ve already forgotten which cell to speak to. So, Konstin Yuryevich, he's giving me a hard time, and above our bench stands my dad, on what looks like the second floor of a standard children's and youth sports school. And my dad is standing there, and I’m in the game, and the coach is scolding me like crazy. I look up like, "Well, dad, well, tell him you can't do that there, yeah, yeah, well, like, bend over for me." And my dad just kept silent, as if at that moment I realized that, well, this is a certain distinction, yes. Firstly, he allows you to be, well, sort of independent, to stand up for yourself or to prove yourself and so on. But was there actually anything like this? Well, well , you had this in your childhood, as I understand it. Well, it's like childhood. Well, school, middle school, probably ninth, eighth, ninth grade. My dad was a coach there until I was 10 years old. He, my father, also scolds me from the sidelines, something is not right. And I have always had this kind of character, that is what I always answered. I don’t know, probably because my coach was my father, I didn’t really differentiate. I answer him something, and the scruff of my neck changes for 2 minutes. He doesn't even watch the match, he just scolded me. A slap on the back of the head, not a slap on the back of the head, tears, that's it, he calmed down, he says, that's it, let's go back. And that is, in this format, and then, when my dad was no longer my coach, it was more like, well, the coach is scolding me, well, probably, it means there is a reason, like, because also, the coaches all have a different vision. And my dad doesn’t know, for example, what my coach demanded from me personally, that is, we communicated alone with the coach, dad was not there. And if I don’t fulfill the coach’s demands there , that is, well, it’s clear that he ’ll scold you and there dad will do nothing there, well, what will he say, don’t offend my son there. Well then, go to the sha, well, I don’t know, as we always said, go to that sport where you are an individual, not a team player, and where you are responsible for yourself , where you won’t have a coach or anything else. So, it’s kind of part of our job. Your father records your games and then you sit and analyze them or calls you and tells you some tactical stories. At first, in the wings, you know, we were constantly discussing certain points, why I did this, why that. Then Vloka was also discussed clearly for a while , and he also comes to matches quite often , even to away matches. We can, you know, discuss something. But basically, he seems to be beginning to understand that some of the requirements are different. Maybe he doesn’t understand something himself , like, well, he doesn’t agree with some demands, or he understands that I generally understand everything myself, so why should I say anything there? Well, if I did something wrong there, why should I talk about it again? Well, I understand it myself. And when you do something well, why praise you, like, so that you, well, don’t go there either. That's why it's more like, you know, somehow detached, uh, more about some other moments in the match, like, why didn't you pass it there or why didn't he pass it to you, like, why didn't you ask for it there, well, on that scale, but it's precisely the video analytics that aren't like that, no, no, is it like, did you become a footballer thanks to your father or did you strive for it yourself, and did he have some kind of football background? Yes, I have a perfect mat. It turns out that my dad was a former football player, but then he got an injury and tore his Achilles tendon in the provinces. The operation is such a story that it’s hard to come back after it. My grandfather is an honored coach of Russia in mini-football, and my mother is a professional track and field athlete. That is, she ended her career because she was pregnant with me. And it turns out that my dad is a football player, my mom is a track and field athlete, my strong qualities are speed and sharpness. And I kind of had a similar match. And 100%, since I was 4 years old, my dad has been constantly involved with me. That is, we didn’t sit at home at all, we were always at the stadium. My dad also worked on the side, I don’t know, as a coach at the stadium and, accordingly, as a general laborer, you could say. There are people there who work and take care of the stadium. That is, he was still working at the stadium. We always had the opportunity to spend time at the stadium, as if it were a natural field. And he is in Saratov, yes. Yes, a natural field. Well, before it was a natural field. It's clear that it's not of the same quality as what you see on the civilian surface; it was easier to maintain than an artificial field. You need to buy an artificial field, then sow it, then crumble it, and then you go out with a lawn mower. That is, there wasn’t even a net on the goal. And my dad was always kind of working with me. Then we ran individually with him and did some other things . He could have gone there to hang up a net for me . That is, the net should also be hung on the large gates. The process lasted about 30 minutes. And then I got a ball there. But no balls. Now you go out, put the net there and shoot, you have one ball, you miss the goal, sleep runs. Well, that is to say, it’s like, “Let’s run away,” in fact, I’m grateful to my dad and mom for what I became, it’s 100% their merit. Did you fall in love with football yourself or was it your father who first brought you to it, so to speak, to play it? And dad was always a coach, that is, for older ages. And I don’t even remember, that is, how emotional I was, yes, and I just played with them, and I don’t even, well, remember myself at a conscious age. Well , as far as I can remember, I was already involved in football, that is, I went to training regularly, that is, the eldest. I do n’t remember myself at all, well, I’ve never had another life. That is, well, who is there to me, of course, grandma and grandpa tell me all these sweet stories, that you were there at 5-6 months old, you already kicked a ball with your foot, a story like that. Well, I was probably running around there when I was a couple of years old, running with a ball, my dad saw that, something I like, and, well, from the toys too, so that there would be a children's playground, not a children's playground, and there would be a ball field, there would be chips. While dad is training the adults there, you just run, circle the chips there, and that is, there is a kind of story in this regard. Bench. I just thought it was a miracle, I keep thinking about this story. We launched a Basketball Club project there, and Livan brought his son, and his son plays football, he really likes football. But my son came to basketball once to try out with us, with the guys, and it was as if during his first training session he even had the genetics, apparently from his father, well, it just came out very easily for him, very easily. Even some very complex elements started to work out there. Well, that is, it is generally confirmed that sport is still transmitted genetically, even the type of sport transmits some qualities. Listen, that's true. And it seems to me that another thing is that , well, I don’t know, it seems to me that athletes will all confirm this, any athlete, more or less, plays all kinds of sports quite well. That is, I’m a football player, I’ll go, I’ll hit the hoop, volleyball, some hockey balls, well, I skate , a basketball player will play football and volleyball well. That is, well, specifically athletes, they are all, more or less, well- rounded and, more or less, at a normal level, well, they can play there, yes, probably, it’s due to coordination that the reaction is still good. That is, well, one of the most important coordinations, of course, is why now they advise sending children to gymnastics first. And then to a specialized sport, so that his coordination would first develop, so that he could stand firmly on two feet, not fall, and that’s it. And then, what was your daily routine? Well, it's like something from childhood, right? Not now, but in childhood. It’s clear that school has started there and taking into account training, is it two training sessions a day or or or what? Listen, for example, I lived in Saratov until the fourth grade , then I moved to a boarding school in Moscow. And until, well, until the fourth year I was 10 years old, yes, at 10 years old I moved. And it turns out that until the fourth grade the routine is, well, normal, well, there, of course, school woke up . After school, they pick you up and take you to training at 3:30 pm, training with your age group. Then the next age comes, your peers leave, you, your dad trains, you won’t go home with your dad, for example. You train with them. Then you and your dad went there, dad is there, it’s clear, all parents communicate with each other there, they went to the stadium to have a drink, I don’t know, to have a snack there, they sit there in the stands, they communicate there, spend time with each other. There, with my peers, with the kids, we play more or less, well, some kind of tag, not tag, tag in the summer , and snowballs in the winter. And in this format, you always become more active. Then you go, they finished there, the parents all left there, well, let's go to the horizontal bars, we'll stretch there. I played some kind of ladder game with my dad there. And so every day, plus or minus, today there is a ladder, tomorrow there at 33 they throw into the ring. That is, well, these are sort of stories. And the most telling story, well, probably what my parents did for me, was during the coronavirus period, when we were all released, I lived in a boarding school and we were all sent home. No matter how difficult the situation was and how the stadiums were also closed, but we had simplified access to the sports ground and we had the most indicative schedule back then. That is, my mother and I got up at 8:00 in the morning, ran up the mountain 1.5 km, did athletic exercises with her, and then ran back, which was already 3 km. Plus what you did on the mountain itself. On the mountain, uh, I had breakfast and rested. My dad and I went to the sports ground on the asphalt. That is, he and I were there, he was throwing the ball around and passing it because the conditions weren’t the best, he was juggling his head there. Well, here you come up with all these challenges yourself, so that you can progress in something. We went to the horizontal bar, our task was to do 80 pull-ups a day. 80 stretches, 80 bars, there's a photo like that. You did 40-50, went home, rested there for an hour, slept and in the evening went out for a walk to breathe some fresh air, went where again? Well, to the site, because you can’t go much because there were restrictions. the closest site there, some kind of closed area, they went there and did these 30 pull-ups there, well, some kind of format. And it wasn’t like, you know, I was overloaded, tired, well, every day was the same, like, in that regard, and it seemed to kill time, you don’t sit at home and it seemed like you were keeping yourself in shape . So, well, basically like this . And that’s why I’m very grateful to my parents there, that is, in terms of sports, my parents were always involved in a lot of things there, that is, my dad, of course, went to any tournaments with his peers. When I started going to tournaments there, I spent a year at the Lokomotiv academy, and then, due to my age, there was a boarding school there from the age of 12, I was there when I was 10. They said, "Well, we can't put you in a boarding school, so let's say, let's get you something like that. " Well, Chertanova started recruiting from the age of 10. And there I was invited to Chertanovo, that is, they continued to work there; my dad went with me to some tournaments, my mom went with me. That is, besides this, I have them, did they move here with you or did they No, they live in Saratov. I now have two wonderful sisters, yes, they live with me in Saratov. That is, my dad continues to train me. That is, he is also the kind of person who cannot sit at home. That is, he, well, he also started riding a bicycle, that is, well, he’s there on a bicycle, there’s a bicycle in the morning, he rode there for 2 hours , came back for training, trained the children. They also gather with their peers, there is a health group, like there is also a group there on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday to play football in the morning, they gather there at 9:00 in the morning , and in the winter they play football on the ice. That is, the guys come, clean the box together, put up the goals, the bibs, they shared, played, then had tea, went to the bathhouse, there at the stadium, warmed up, well, like that, well, and in that mode there. And well, as for my mother, it’s mostly my sisters there, of course. All, all ages. Take the example of a sporty lifestyle in general. This is very cool. The first thing I heard was that his dad was in the health group. It turns out that I am also in the health group. Now my sport is called this. And the second thing, uh, when he mentioned winter, I immediately had these images from Yakutsk, of us playing football in the winter, like in the dark, in the cold, in the fog. This is the coolest thing. We also run in the snow like that , well, it's the same cardio load. You put it in an interesting way. There, you either threw your backpacks because the gates there are sometimes covered in snow, or the whole field is covered in snow, and you can't run 100 meters there, it's impossible, never in bags, not always. Well, we also did n't have the same winter tournament conditions as now in Moscow. Now you go out there, many people there in Moscow, so please build some arenas in Saratov, because you go out in winter, children's tournaments, too, well, children seem to want to play sports, some tournaments, you go out, it's clear, well, it's clear, your mom gives you a thermos, makes a rosehip bag, that is, you put on a bag, it's clear, Buvatovo went out in woolen socks , that is, it kind of came to this. It's clear that we won't go anywhere in the winter , well, football didn't disappear. That is, we continued playing as before. Well, how was it for you, well, first of all, how was it for you in childhood, right? you, well, because I watch my son, how they play at short distances and I don’t know how right it is, how it was for you in childhood and what you think yourself. Listen, well, it seems to me that, first of all, for children, uh, due to the fact that physics and understanding football is difficult now, because you are just starting to play, you first of all need to have a lot of the ball, and if you have long distances, that is, you will mainly have football , well, eh, well, track and field , that is, and for this purpose, it seems to me, they create a small space specifically for them to , well, do something between themselves. And what about our biggest one? Well, in Chertanovo, of course, and in all of them, we played the summer championship, the winter championship, that is, each age group has its own field size. At first, we played half the field, that is, the goals are placed here and there, not here, this is full-size and here we play half the field. Then they set up goals for us from penalty area to penalty area, and we played, that is, depending on our age. And then, accordingly, you start playing on the full field. Then you play with easy balls, and then you start playing with more mature balls. That is, it came like this. And the most striking example is when I was on an internship in Manchester, uh, in Carrington, right at the base, that is, the academy is right next to the club’s main base. And so my age then was, I don’t remember, 13-14 years old. And so, for each age, that is, starting from 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 years old, each age has its own field. That is, it is a natural field of a special size. That is, naturally, not exactly what I say as Sarat naturally, but naturally, like when you come to Cherkizov, that is, such a quality of field. And each of them, that is, they somehow calculated the markings specifically , because for this age you need a length of 60 meters, for another age you need 65. And that is, you go like this through many fields in a row, and each age has its own field. That is, and this is actually on the topic of approach. That is, they are so precise that at each age, that is, you grow up by a year and then, that’s it, you move to the next field, it’s a little bigger. And they have, for example, an age category, if you were born after August, that is, I was born in November 2004, I generally went through it as if it were 2005, because sometimes at the age of 9-10 years, if you were born after August, you happen to not have had time to develop like a peer. Well, here we are, I also watched this interview, actually, Slutskiy with Denis, yes, in my opinion, not January, February, March are the strong children, like, yes, yes, well, the first ones are like the first months, because they develop the fastest then, and after August it happens that the development of the west, well, is delayed. Well, imagine, you know from practice, I’m not very tall there, that is, Lyokha Batrakov just got out, but he’s not very tall. There were so many stories even about Lyokha, that no matter how short he was , he wouldn’t be able to, he wouldn’t be able to stand it. But it's clear in the end how many, well, maybe he's talented and he got out of this situation, but how many, because of this practice, there are children who just fall short and they're told: "You're not up to par , you don't run fast enough, you don't jump high enough , you're not tall enough, but he has a two-meter ba, but he hits the ball on the fifth try." So, well, what's better? And in Europe, in this regard, the approach is this: if you are there after August, and you start training for your age category, well, if they see that you are a little bit , well, late in development, you kind of move down a little bit and catch up there, and they return you, as it were, to your own. And also, until I was 15-16 years old, there was no gym at all . There was no gym and no tactical training at all. That is, some schemes in Manchester, no schemes at all, that is, everything is based on individual skill. And my peer was Kobi Maino. He's playing now, now he's playing in Manchester. So we trained with him, and I already had him there , the fact that all the guys there were technically skilled, that is, they, I went out there, scored five or six goals, that is, I looked stronger at their level because of the fact that we had physicality, that is, my physical condition was more inclined towards this . And I, thanks to my own physics, the fact that I was faster, more powerful, I developed thanks to this. They, that is, as if against my background, seemed like I was more interesting, but they were calm with their own, as it were, technical tempo. They had all the exercises on technique. Then, starting at age 15, they start getting beat up in the gym, and they have genetics, that is, the guys there, well, Kobe Mainu is African, there is English, some African roots. That is, they have genetics, they are fifteen-year-olds, they are the same kind of guys, and I was still training with guys two years older than me. And I go to the field, well, there are just mice there. And despite the fact that they are all technically advanced, because up to, well, up to 15 years old, it’s only technique, they are technically advanced. And you, I went out to sleep, there was a 2-year difference, but the levels were colossal, that is, there they run, rush, you can’t get close to them, there the ball is only from under his feet, you can see it there. That is, they start to work hard in the hall, preparation. And in this regard, of course, they are on a different level. That's why they have a kind of academy, well, in general in Europe that's the system. They have so many people coming out of the academy, that's why now 17-18 year old boys are just kicking around, so, well, the same Imalt, all these guys, they have such a preparation, yes, they have, well, their plans allow everyone to get involved, but what about us? Because we demand results from the coach here and now, that’s why they remove them. Things are getting better for us. All. Well, that’s true, but the question is that, for example, my dad is a coach in Saratov. Yes. Salary of 18,000 rubles. Well, what is this? 18,000 rubles Well, this is somewhere in Saratov. OK. In Moscow, the trainer charges 35,000 rubles. I came across this one recently too. Well, coach Karpin, I think, said that the coach goes to training, trains the kids, and someone else recruits two or three age groups, for example, to reach a certain amount. You get 40,000, you verbally give this money to the loan, and you won’t think about how I can raise my children. And you also have some kind of bonuses for winning some kind of championship for under 10 years old and you start telling people, that is, children, about the result. And so, again , if we draw parallels there , like it was in Manchester, that is, in our team there, there came, even for me this was a story, there at the age of 12 they give out a new uniform and we guys take which number, that is, I wanted the ninth and there were three other people who wanted the ninth. And the trainer tells us: "Go and pull yourself up there." Whoever stretches the most gets the number. And so, there I stretched, that's it, I took a number for myself, I run with this number, I come to Manchester, I watch some friendly match there, okay, they gave me the ninth there, the tenth there, one, well, such [ __ ], the same guy, especially Kob, always runs with a different number. I'm thinking, what, like, there are no numbers? They're like, we don't want anyone to get attached, so that they don't get attached to anything at all. And that's why they don't even have a championship until, I think, 16-17 years old. So that they don’t influence the result in any way, so that they don’t think about the fact that we need to be in such and such a specific place in the table. That is, they only have friendly matches. There are matches every weekend , but only friendly ones. In short, there is a competitive spirit. That is, so that you are not fixated on the result. That's it, you kind of, well , win, lose, forget how you would have trained. Well, yes, there is no such thing. And another interesting thing, it seems to me, is that the kids there, my peers, I went when I was 13-14 years old, train only two or three times a week. Ah, wow. Well, it seems to me that this is done so that it’s like your hobby and you don’t perceive the fact that you woke up there, well, the kids, of course, went to school, you think there again, well, go to this training, and you already begin to perceive it as your routine. It happens that you get tired there, well, it happens that the children want to play. Who lives in the academy? They don't have anyone who has some kind of boarding school or anything else. No, they're all guys. That is, if there is someone talented there, as I understand it, the Usons move in with their parents, start signing some kind of preliminary contracts, pay some kind of salary, compensate for the apartment. But the thing is that there is no boarding school , so they adapt them. There is a story about how something like this happened to us when people moved into English families . When we were in Chertanovo, we went to Germany for a tournament, and we were distributed among families. That is, two people each gave us all away. We would live in Dusseldorf. I came across a family there with a house and their own stable. That is, this whole German classic, the classic sausage in the morning, that is, well, that is, a normal family, right? And well, there was such a practice, for example, what Lebanon said, what you, well, you’re telling all this , the language barrier, was it absent from your childhood, did you study English or not? I came for the first time, uh, I just knew I, fю you, that's all. and Snya there. And I understood that I wanted to please and Nikolai Yuryevich Larin was the head of the academy in Chertanovo. He started hiring tutors for me at his own expense and paying for my tutors. That is, I studied two or three times a week, and that is, I came back a year later, they looked, I began to talk there, that is, I do not understand that I am trying for this there for this reason, that I am creating the prerequisites and, as it were, it also commands respect . The third time I came, I can already talk to the guys calmly, because this is already communication. There will be some guys there, he doesn’t understand something, you can joke with him there , catch him with ha-ha, for example. Well, this is normal practice, it would be like this everywhere. And it doesn’t look like he tried, as if he found a common language with the guys there and learned English. That is, from that time on, I started studying English, then I ended up in the Soviet wings, there was already some practice, that is, there are legionnaires there, well, you communicate with them. Well, from this point on, I speak English at a conversational level. And as I understand it, you didn’t stay at the Manchester Academy because of the document, well, I mean, like they don’t accept foreigners there, right? Like, well, there you can only move to another country from the age of 18 and they hire you as a worker. I was 15 years old at that time, I think that was the last massage. That is, it seems like the conversation is that we like him, everything is fine, we kind of wanted, well, we would like in the future for him to come to us at 18, then the coronavirus hits. Yes. That means there is a lockdown and you can't travel anywhere. I stopped traveling during my internship. And it turns out that during this year, while I wasn’t going on an internship, I already made my debut in the FNL and signed a professional contract. From Chertanovo, yes. And when you have a signed professional contract, you don’t have the right to go on an internship. That is, you are like Manchester, there they took you as a guy from the academy, and here they take you as a guy with a professional contract. That is, you are already a worker, you earn money and you are a professional football player. That is, I was already playing at a professional level. The transfer is necessary, yes, it’s already like, yes, you can’t formalize it legally, because they monitor the government very strictly there. That is, I always went on internships for no more than 14 days. You have an entry permit for 14 days. That is, you can only train for 10 of them, but if 14 days have passed since the first training session, that’s it, you no longer have the right to be there. That is, these are the rules there. I used to go there every year for 14 days. Nch. Why do you think Chertanova is such a brand, brand, brand? Why are there so many great players coming out now? Well, in fact, we counted how many football players from the academy, for example, there is Lokomotiv, CSKA, Zenit and so on, Dynamo from Chertanovo, even comparing Chertanovo with Krasnodar beats. That is, we counted 20-25 people of us playing in the Premier League right now at the moment, yes, at the moment. That is, the time came, plus or minus, when everyone who was there from the moment Nikolai Yuryevich Larin and Dmitry Leonivich Polyaskin left, they were leaders. Uh, this story is like the pupils remained. Why was it like this? Well, that's probably one of the stories of the approach, the personal approach to each other, that is, well, like with my tutor there, that is, and again, convenience, that is, they didn't put me in the Lokomotiv boarding school, because the boarding school is 12 years old. Yes. Chertano was taken from me when I was 10 years old, for example. And that is, well, the kids there seem to want to play at the level in Moscow somewhere, but various academies don’t accept players of that age. And it seems like it's time. And everyone there was going to Chertanovo. Plus, Chertanov had an approach, that is, a system was built. Well, for example, there Nikolai Yuryevich, there Dmitry Lenovich did everything for a kind of individual approach. That is, they saw talented people, of course, and helped in every possible way. For example, I signed at the age of 14, and they started paying me some kind of minimum wage. That is, my salary at that time was 18,000, when I was 14 years old. Then they started to give me some kind of bonuses there, so that I could send money home, that is, to help my parents somehow. That is, they saw that I was talented, so that they could evaluate my successes. It was as if they helped me with all this. And that is, we went from Chertano to regular tournaments in Spain, Italy, Germany, we went wherever we could. Ah, well, what’s most important, as for me, we always traveled there for free, no one paid for anything , they gave us the equipment, that is, everything was sponsored there, we were all Nike there at that time, Nike equipment, Adidas, everything was given to you for free. This is also an advantage for parents who come to some academies and don’t have, for example, extra money to buy equipment for their child. But at the same time, you don’t want to deprive your child, so that someone there runs around like his teammate in equipment, and your son, for example, without equipment. You and this will hurt him, because mom, why is it that dad has this sweater there, but I don’t. And it’s as if parents begin to avoid this, for example, because that’s where they begin to think about you. It seems like there is an approach here, a school of one's own with its own peers. Uh, so besides the boarding school, we also studied only at our own school, where there were only football players. That is, Chertanov had its own Yes, a comprehensive school, that is, also plus an arena, everything is inside. So you understand that you kind of took your child to school and picked him up there at 5:00 pm. He trained during this time. And that is, he sort of went through all the necessary things for him, they fed him, he went through all the necessary routine for him. This is if the child is a Muscovite. If your child is from another city, that is, he was taken to a boarding school, that is, he has a place to live, he has teachers who look after him. The boarding school is also there, about 10 minutes' walk away, right? That is, from the school itself, the general education boarding school was located right there. That is, well, it seems to me that this is more, well, the secret of success, the individual approach, the fact that Nikolai Yuryevich, Dmitry Lenivich, they really lived by this. They knew every child there by age, and to this day we communicate with Nikolai Yuryevich. He knows everyone there by name, knows every parent, and is personally acquainted with each of them . That is, well, they are fans of their business. Yes, fans of their craft. And this is actually the only thing that saves Russian sport as a whole. I was told that this happened because Nikola Yuryevich was too kind and wanted the best for football. He spent several years, I don’t remember how long, a year or a little more, in prison. Yes, I did my time. Yes, you know, I guess, that is to say, you were still handsome, supporting the boys, right? This was so that the children would come to sleep, a certain number of children would come. It was Leonid Viktor Suki Sutsky who also spoke about this problem . The guys come and you are allocated a budget for the academy depending on how many people you have on your team. So, overall, you have 300 football players in the academy, and a certain budget is divided between each player, and how much they need per day for food, not food. Besides that, there was also a team with its own players, only Chertano, who were playing in the PFL at the time, and they went out with horns, the logo was yes, yes, yes, and they went out and took third place, just like the year of the coronavirus, and three, three, three, three, three, third, fourth place - these are the playoffs for the Premier League, and at the time, the team, together with the academy, had a budget of something like 300 million rubles. rub. And compared to the Premier League teams, that is , well, pennies, well , like 10, well, 10 times less than the poorest team in the Premier League. And perhaps they understood that it was not beneficial to someone or something else, and began to conduct an additional investigation. And what was Nikolai Yuryevich doing there? That is, the kids went there and after some time they either left on their own or they couldn't stand it and they were removed, but no matter how they declared that they removed them, so that the money would continue to be allocated, because the guys were professional footballers, they had to be paid salaries. That is, your salary there is not 18,000, but when you are already playing in the FNL, there was demand for the guys from the Premier League , there they need to raise their salaries, that is, they were given more. Because of this, Nikolai Yuryevich seemed to sacrifice this whole story and, in the end, was sort of punished for it . And this seemed to reveal a slight hole in some regulations, the fact that it was a state-owned company, and because of this, well, it had to act this way in order to continue to produce results. And also this same state-owned company received money for, well, prize places. But in the end it turned out that he was punished for it . And, thank God, everything ended well. Oh, he goes to our matches all the time , we communicate with him all the time, and he is considered one of the most useful people in youth football. Sergei said about equipment: “I bought my son three different sizes of boots in one year, just like kids.” Yes, he is his son, thump-thump-thump. I mean, it’s just growing by leaps and bounds. What I mean is that you imagine it as like one child. Well, if you imagine it in the format of an intern, or you have three children in your family , and imagine, son, you have one football player, one hockey player. Hockey, hockey equipment is even more expensive, for example. There is no need to give hockey to a child at all because you are sitting in a hockey jersey. Why? How I love. Well, I mean, taking him there at 6:00 in the morning , buying him equipment every time . You seem to have given him up for football in the evening , had a nice coffee while there, and then waited 20 years for him to become a football player . Don't put it down later, you'll be watching. The hockey player's parents are standing there, mom and dad, in the kitchen. The child in front of them is measuring the new season, hockey, the new hockey season. And the child sits, tries them on, puts them on first, like skates. The skates are so tight, it seems. Yes, yes. Mom is like, "Piss a little bit," and then she starts to put on protection. The little mother faints. The stick creaks. Yes. Just before the release I came across that it really is the most expensive sport, I think. Hockey 100%. Well, that's clear. So it's good if there are academies like the ones we have now, I don't know, I'm judging by Lokomotiv, because the line has become smaller due to the fact that the management has changed and things have gotten a little worse there. And now there are not so many students there, uh, due to the fact that everyone follows the rules, and according to the rules, it’s kind of hard to squeeze out any fruits there. That's why we communicate with the old leaders, with Nikolai Yuryevich, with Dmitry Leonidovich, so to speak. Are they prohibited from continuing their activities? No, everything is fine now, everything, everything, all sanctions have been lifted. He had already helped in the Wings of the Council, that is, already in the academy. And several guys there have already scored goals for the main team in the Premier League. Bench. Is Krasnodar currently the best children's school or not? Well, as I understand it, well, I assume 100% in terms of infrastructure. Infrastructure has no chance. That is, we were at the Krasnodar base, but the space there is generally the same fields, I don’t know, small, larger fields there are a lot of natural fields, but it is precisely inside there, that is, the children live in cottages there, that is, the standard of living, that is, on a different level, there is Sergei Nikolaevich Galitsky there, well, he does everything for this. Is this good for kids now or not? Well, I mean, it’s clear that when you were little, you would have liked to live in a cottage, and not in a boarding school. He's a fanatic about that. And besides the fact that it offers the best conditions, it is also a kind of carrot. That is, yes, he monitors discipline, as I understand it, and sometimes they even take away phones to limit it. They play chess there. That is, Sergei Nikolaevich believes there that chess helps. That is, this may, well, someone may agree, someone may not agree, but children are taught so that they can play chess, they study there, they study dancing, which, I think, is also useful. Well, dancing 100%, yes, plasticity, that is, for football players, and more individual training. That is, he does, in addition to the fact that he creates the best conditions, he himself, uh, understands that not only is it necessary to give everything the best, but also, as it were, something physically needs to be done so that not only money for booze, there is like a construction modal, they will do everything, he himself is there, the guys say, they fly in for training, that is, he himself can advise some football players on something there. Well, in this regard, Krasnodar is probably the best academy, I think, at the moment. So, can you compare it with Manchester? Is the level comparable? It looks like, it looks like, precisely by the number of fields. 100% similar. The base itself, and well, in Manchester, the children couldn’t live like in a boarding school, that is, well, there’s no internet, there are cottages, they actually have cottages, they have a school there, well, in Manchester there’s no such level. That is, it is about performance in this regard 100%. I read somewhere that the Manchester base was very bad. Yes, it was reconstructed later, yes. Someone, someone, from somewhere, from Nero, stated that it was n't like this was when there was this famous, what was it called, issue 96 or whatever they were called, where Suus Giks was. That was at that time. Yes, yes, well that's true. Well, it’s clear now that it seems like it’s time to completely reconstruct it. No, I came, there was already a good base, and I know that this year it was reconstructed again. That is, while the guys there, the team was on vacation, that is, they still did some work there, so well, there is a good opportunity there, it’s a pain in the ass. Where do you like it more? In Novogorsk, in Novogorsk or where? Or is there a tank in the Lokomotiv ? Well, I think that we have one of the best bases in Bakovka. In general, we have done renovations, that is, our level is beyond the limit. That is, besides the fact that you have good rooms there, two excellent, ideal fields in general, that is, there is absolutely nothing to complain about, a good gym, a swimming pool, a sauna, you come in, they have made a dining room for you, that is, you have a chef there and in addition to the chef, and so as not to offend anyone there, four or five guys and women, their name is Aunt Verochka. Well, I just wanted to ask, I say, is there any Aunt Galya or Uncle Vanya at the base? Ferchka, who also works in the kitchen ? That is, we have a level, so that it is clear that there is a distribution there in the buffet, what you want. Besides that, you, that is, you go, if you need something that is not there, or you want something from under the knife, you order it, they make it for you . So you want a steak, uh, salmon, they make it for you, you want a steak, you want a Caesar salad, you mean, I mean, the first time I came back from the wings, so you understand, I woke up thinking, so today I want something like this for tomorrow, so they take me, cook it there, you lead, you ask, there, [ __ ] cheesecakes, there, like, there, what do they take for you, they make everything, and for me, it was some other level, you come for lunch, they make you the pasta you want, that is, we have a level, well, off the charts in this regard, the tone is caring, you sit in the VP. I also sit in the VP, actually, well, now there’s a new trend in general to monitor not only your sleep, there, sleep and so on, but also monitor your diet, I don’t know, and so on. Do you have something similar or are you still there, well, you know, that there are carbohydrates before the match or not, well, you know more or less. I see, you don’t mean that you took a photo somewhere, it’s not just that Karpin has a can of cola and he sees you there and slaps your hands, right? Well, he's teaching theoretical classes. There he shows, using the example of plates, what is needed, and how, on a specific day. In the national team, for example, in the morning they tell you what it is, who it is, how they say and tell what. That is, yes, you have a meeting, they show you us, measure our fat. There Valery Georgievich tells us what to eat. Vera, well, of course, then we have everything in our group, I’ll send you to Klei Georgievich, they add you to the group, to the national team, and in the morning you wake up sleepily and before tomorrow they’ve already thrown you three plates, breakfast, lunch, dinner. What are you recommended to eat? What should your plate look like? That is, there is approximately 25% salad, 25% carbohydrates, 50% protein, for example, and different variations that you can eat on such a, well, rigid diet. As for the question, there is no such thing as fanaticism; I don’t have that. As for the whoopee, my girlfriend kind of gave it to me as a gift and I kind of started using it. Well, that's cool. And we have five or six guys using it there. Well, yes. And he tightened it. Well, you're still kind of following. I think this is useful. It seems to me that this is more of a pre-dream dream. That is, you roughly understand that there, how much you are there, well, you are tired today, you have moved a lot, and when you get satisfaction, it’s time, you understand that you definitely need to go to bed early today and get the required number of hours. It's more about that. What is your age, if it’s not a secret? Mine shows under 18 years. Holy [ __ ]. That is, I’ll come in now, we have Yes, yes, I won’t ask you. For example, my girlfriend Natasha shows 20 years old there, that is, she is 21 and she shows 20, but mine shows VP there, you see less than eighteen. Cool. That is, well, that's also one of the advantages, as if you were with Okay , calm down, that your legs immediately start to ache. Let's move on to another topic, talk. I don't like this, we're switching to Xiaomi. No, my wife gave it to me too, and at first I was skeptical, but then I even started sleeping with my friend. Well, that is, there, well, you delve into it more, no matter how annoying it is. So you don't get tired while sleeping. I can sleep for a week straight, but then I definitely need him one day. I'm already kind of the opposite, you know, it happens that on the contrary, something runs out of battery and you need to put something on for the night, well, or just so that it doesn't record your sleep and you're already starting to think, damn, how am I probably the only one of you who has 1% recovery. Oh well , you probably have DNA alcohol in the table, and if you put yes or no, it was quite recently, and they give you a medal there. It's like a zombie medal. 0.5% of all VP users have this medal. And one of them is 1%. Yes, it is 1%. No, well listen, I was also discussing this with my friends at Sleepy's, there's a table there that you fill out and try not to fill it out. That is, a person, for example, drank alcohol and wakes up the next day . That is, you always have a very low river and that is, and you begin to monitor your quality of sleep and it really, well, affects you. Or that I'm on my own, that is, I don't drink alcohol, I'm on my own, if I ate before bed, that is, I ate a big meal , that is, a big dinner, went to a restaurant somewhere or ate something heavy, ate something, like a steak, you wake up, you're, first of all, exhausted, you didn't get enough sleep, and this story starts to show in you , like you slept, and you see what you had at night, like this is because your body begins to perceive that it's time to digest, you start to digest the body, the heart begins to think that you woke up, as if because of this your recovery is less. And you yourself are sleeping, like, yes. there. Well, and because of such moments, you just start to be more sensitive about nutrition, and just to do better for yourself. Bench. Have you always been this meticulous and professional since childhood, or did you gradually come to this conclusion? Listen, I have a story. When I was in Kreli, I got a pneumothorax injury, so I was taken to a regular hospital in Samara, where grandmas and grandpas go, and they, well, don’t understand at all what sport is. And we all know that, well, an athlete's body is very different, of course. And they found out that something had happened to me, spontaneous pneumothorax. They say: "Well, at least six months, well, or you should be happy if you play football." Yes. And, well, at that time, I don’t remember how old I was, probably 18 years old, and you start to think, damn, like the doctors told me and they held a consultation, where the doctors actually said: “We need to do the operation.” Well, that is, you start to think, some kind of operation, that is, there and such-and-such a scale begins, it’s light, as it were, and they start telling you about it . It's you, well, who looks scary. And you start to think: "What will I do if not football?" And then you start to really think. I actually had thoughts in my head. I'm thinking about what I'm going to do. That is, it’s as if the son doesn’t care, yes. And at that moment, when I got around to it later, the only doctor there, Bezugolov, who works there, Dorod Nikolaevich, said that you don’t need an operation, he went, that is, he didn’t go, but passed it on to a person in Germany who has such a case. Find out. That is, the man went to the doctors in Bavaria, went to other clinics, and they said: “It’s a normal story, everything will be fine, no surgery is needed.” And he provided me with a rehabilitation specialist from his sky, and this is Ilya Golenkov, the trainer. And so you understand, I've been working with him for 3 years now. Cool. That is, we began to recover. He got me back on track in a month and at the same time we started doing strength work. What you post on Instagram is like squatting on a bar during your childhood, just like with that one with that story. And in the end, I recovered in a month. And because you thought, well, a month ago, that you could quit football, you start to think, like, you need to appreciate what you have, first of all, and you need to do everything you can. That is, it’s not so difficult to go to the gym, warm up, it’s not so difficult to spend half an hour working out afterwards, supplementing, it’s not so difficult to eat properly. And because of this, I kind of rethought, because this happened to me, I rethought. From that moment on, I started to pay more attention to myself, so that, well, I always try to appreciate what I have. And that's why you take ice baths, right? The best thing is that during training camps, when we are in Dubai, after training it’s always a pleasure to sit in an ice barrel. No, I want to, I want to try what it’s all about. Let's make one of the Benchi releases. Let's go . In the ice. No, then and then a year break, the podcast is a bummer. We'll just work out the contract. Latest release. No, no. And the next thing is that activation is restored in Smart Recovery . Everything is fine. Funny. This is funny. Bench. Here. And I wanted to talk about the current Lokomotiv in general. We touched on this so much, but I liked it so much at first, and I still do , and now I liked it, and now I believe in it. In short, why are there so many Russian guys? In general, is Galaktion largely to blame for this, or is it just the general unity in the club? Listen, it's clear that Mikhail Mikhailovich deserves credit, but let's say this is a question of the system, that is, they built the system, that is, the leaders, uh, the sports unit that they set up, it's clear that these are the coaches, the football players, the medical staff, that is, the base workers, that is, everyone kind of believed in it, immersed themselves in it and demonstrated it. What's most important is that there was, for example, a season when we were there, when I arrived, the team was in fourteenth place, we took eighth place that season, the next season we were fourth, Gush left, Duba left, that is, the guys left, it seemed like a big loss. And we kind of delivered, it turns out we delivered last season, which was kind of normal, but not enough to what Lokomotiv and our fans want to see, because the fans, of course, are used to seeing titles, medals, and everyone understands this, and the management understood this. And what was most important at that moment was that they believed in this story, that they seemed to like it all and allowed it to continue. And now we see that so far everything is going well. Therefore, the most important thing is that the system is well-built and that people, both in the management and at the very top, believe in the work that the coaching staff, the sports department, and the players themselves are doing. We have a great team. We even talk to Bara , and he says that the team we have now is something we should really appreciate, and that he is very united and Bara is already a veteran of the team, although I can’t say that to him at all . He's 30 years old, no, 29 years old, but he's a veteran. That is, he also says that we have a very cool team. And it’s true, well, when there are a lot of Russian guys, that is, we even have legionnaires, that is, everyone is there as if in a team, everyone communicates with each other, some kind of team building is present. Someone is speaking Russian, listen, Chris Ramirez has just arrived, he speaks Russian in approximately the same way as Gilya . Yes, it's generally calm. But his passport is not Russian. I don't know, maybe yes. He received his passport in Krasnodar. I remember he was moving to Loka, and the guys had just left for a match in Krasnodar, and I was at the base, training, and the first time I saw Chris, I said something to him: “Hello, how are you, welcome to the club.” He was like, “Thank you very much, brother, everything is fine, in Russian.” I'm like, "He speaks Russian too," he really speaks Russian super well . That's why Zhora Nyamsi is French and studies Russian, which means he also works as a tutor . Well, well, I mean, our legionnaires are really great in this regard . We have three. Three, right? No, we also have Sessr Montes, a Mexican, he is more difficult, like, lati, in general, it is difficult to learn Russian in Latin. He is Mexican and he came a year ago. And Lucas Fason. Well, he's been on the team for a long time, but he's only Russian and I only know censorship. Well, something that can't be pronounced. Is your midfield coach Dmitry Loskov or not? Now Dmitry Vyacheslavovich is in a different position. He is now responsible for the management of young academy students, so as not to be overlooked, that is, he has a football outlook, that is, he is already a constant presence on the bench. He has a new position starting this summer. Ah, so he also constantly wants to go to matches, he goes, he goes to matches, he comes to training, but now his vector of responsibility has changed, so to speak, what he is responsible for is, look, he goes to youth academy matches and tries to see, because, for example, Lyokha Batarakov, I think, is, you could say, Dmitry Vyacheslavovich’s protégé, because he is very similar in style, and they have a history, that Lyokha was close friends with Dmitry Savolyovich’s son, they were best friends and spent a lot of time together . And, well, Vyacheslavovich saw that he was a bright head. And when he arrived there, Lyokha was just beginning to pull him up, that is, it is clear that Vyacheslavovich would have given him support, as if trust, because, well, it seemed like, well, no one knew, there was a young guy from the academy, but it is clear that Dmitry Shavi, as it were, treats him especially, pays attention to him, and in the end we saw who Lyokha became, as it were, and Dmitry Vechasovich definitely deserves a lot of credit for this , as if he is now, as it were, working more in this direction. Lyokha will leave, listen as you wish. No, I don't want to. Therefore, we hope that this season he will definitely definitely help the team and achieve something, and he himself will have an equally great season and then move on, if that’s what he wants, then he will move on to a higher position. Very cool. No, I would really like for you to succeed in the team too. That is, our guys, our guys, our most cherished dreams came true in any way , so that he would return. That is, he has shown himself now, God willing, he will return later. will also be useful to the team. That is, Zheka Morozov, that is, well, we really have, that is, everyone there by name, all Russian guys, that is, we have a clip. Maybe you saw some young guy who hadn't been brought up yet, you'd call it time he was brought up, right? Maybe he'll shoot. Or, for example, they brought him in for, I don’t know, some winter training camp, but he’s still playing for Listen, that’s who they brought in. Uh, well, we have guys, there's Topinka, Ger, that is, these are guys from the academy, who are now on loan, as far as I know, that is, Gert is in the FNL team, Topinka went to Sochi . Yes. As far as I remember, they were the ones who brought in the players, like Korneev, the striker, he's also on loan in Sochi now, these guys are because before, for example, how it was, like the youth league, that is, it was more like a reserve team, remember, you know, the reserves at that time, that is, there was a youth league and reserves, that is, yes, in the reserve team in general, well, they played there under Yeshchenko for a while, they were actually going downhill, that is, there were two veterans there and the level was more like the professional PFL. And now, because of what's going on, then the youth team and the level between the youth team and the top club of the Premier League , well, there's no such step as the second league. And it’s harder for the guys to show themselves, because, of course, it’s easier when you’re, well, adapted to the speed, used to it, so to speak, but here you come from the youth team, where the best are, it seems calm, but here the level is high. And because of this, well, not everyone can jump over. It was as if Lyokha happened there. He, too, was in such a situation there that he would have come out and shown himself. Well, and someone like Godyaev, for example, he was on loan in Belarus, that is, he became the best in Belarus there in the team in the league in Derzhinsk and came back, as if he had gained some weight, and is now back in the starting lineup there. Well, guys like Korneev, Topinka, Gert, they were given a professional level, so that they could, well , gain some experience and be useful in the future, come back, as it were, and help. Okay, we remembered these names. We're waiting, we're waiting. Yes, I also wanted to say, you go there and talk, we need one Georgian, a Georgian for the team. We need a Georgian-type Georgian. The champion has never been without a Georgian. Semin always said that, like, yes, until the Georgian is in the team, there will be no championship. Well, there was Saba when the championship was last held and before that there was Asatyani. Well , that's it, the sub is also in defense of the Georgian. That's it, I need to whisper to him whether he's a liberator, and one that he does n't really need to get up from the atmosphere in the locker room to run. This is him, he knows something. I know everything. And there is a bigger room at the base. You know, there is also this specificity. We had a previous guest, we also talked to him about this. Uh, the average growth of players in general has decreased. Just look at this, Godyaev, you, Lyokha Bodrakov, Kislyak, I don’t know who else we have there. Now there is also a young, good guy at CSKA , Glebov. Well, how would you look at it, well, how would you say it’s just not average. Well, if I remember the golden past of football, which I loved, yes, well, look there, yes, there wasn’t even a bright spot there. there and so on and so forth. Well, I even, well, in general, and about ours too, it’s always as if now there’s been a shift towards speed , yes, than Well, football now in general has become very much like track and field in the sense that, well, the speeds have increased compared to that time, what was there 10 or 20 years ago, football itself has changed, it has become tactically different. That is, now, well, there are such genius coaches there who are introducing innovations, there is PP, there is Alonso and so on and Arte. Arteta, well, Peppa's student, who kind of introduces a new history and, excuse me, knowledge, but no, he's just an Arsenal fan, and physically, the level has become completely different, more athletic. And thank God that they have stopped paying attention to height dimensions. Yes. That is, well, we had a lot of footballers, there was Insigne, who was in Napoli, then Rodzare, well, Messi, who is tall, that is, they kind of gave, well, they stopped paying attention to this, that it was like only two meters tall and whoever and whoever the guys were, pay attention, Lyokha does n’t seem to disappear at this level and physically he also does a lot of work. Kislyak, well, he's a mouse, that is, I was on the national team with him, he's also from the Chertanovo Academy, by the way. Seriously? Yes. We grew up together, that is, his mother was our teacher. It was like we grew up there. He then transferred to CSKA when he was 15-16 years old . He And he moved to CSKA 16, yes. He then moved on. That is, Glebov is running. That is, he is also a very good sprinter. That is, I have quality sharpness there. That is, we, too, somehow still have something at this level, well, something with which we can, as it were, compensate for our lack of dimensions. Therefore, it’s good that they stopped paying attention to this . And well, football has evolved in this regard. 100%. Cool. It's cool to get an answer from the person actually representing it. Yes, that's it, that's right. I think that, well, we talked about everything exactly that we wrote down here. And it turned out just as we planned. Seryoga, thank you very much. Because the questions weren't really that serious, but rather rather general. Yes, yes, we were just talking. That would be great. But we still have blitz. Oops. Blitz is ready. Let's have a blitz. Let's. Uh, cake or burger? Burger 100%. Sea or mountains? Sea. Theory or force? Power. 20 heads. Taka. He answered so honestly. This was not just a theory. Yes, that's exactly how it was. Of course, power. The theory will go tomorrow. Uh, 20 goals or 20 assists? Head. RPL championship or Champions League final ? Phew. Let's go to the Champions League final, because if you reach the Champions League final, then you should be the champion in your league. Well, you can still take the second one. Don't be a little short . What about Komlichenko or Voroviev? Oops. Both, both, looking at the game plan. Okay , got it. Messi or Yamal? Messi. Ah, Emal is good now. Yes, it's still early. Early. Messi played at this level for 20 years. Do you think Messi is the best footballer? 100%. No, Cristiano. Cristiano is a unique performer, so we have to give him credit for that, and Messi is a talent that is fundamental, but at the same time, Messi did n't slack off, like Neymar. Yes, it’s only now that they’ve started talking about this for some reason, and there’s Messi, who has also always been a professional and, in addition, a super-talented unique individual, simply out of this world. As I understand it, you will ask every gentleman this idiotic question. And yes, it already annoys me. Why? Well, who can choose Cristiano Ronaldo anyway? Here are 1 2 3 4 5 There are those who are for Cristiano Ronaldo here in general. Which of you is better at nardo ? And me. I'm Messi in folklore. Are you Messi in folklore? And he, he is Cristiano, right? And he is more of a fan of Cristiano. He'll be there if you're lucky. I am always, I am always level. Okay, brother, I invite you to the next pool someday, you will also win. Which? Two more questions. Okay, okay. Who edited it for us? He admitted to the camera that he had lost. I will insert a video from Yerevan. Two questions. Let me ask, please. Score against Spartak or Zenit? To Spartacus. That's why he already scored. Play until you're 10 in the RPL or until you're 30 in England. Oh, the Premier League in England, right? Up to thirty in England. Well, that's cool. And by the way, this is the only thing we didn’t ask, and I was really interested in what kind of career you would like to continue, if only, well, the most ideal option. Listen, let's do it this way. I literally answered this question yesterday. 100% if I lose my whole life at Lokomotiv, I will be happy and will consider my career a success. Yes. This is what they put the gavochka on, he answers diplomatically. But if it turns out that I get a good offer, I'll understand that I'm of interest to this club and I'll be able to prove myself there , that is, I'll also be happy to consider this and I'll be happy if I can succeed in such a European team. Well, what is your favorite championship, where would you like to go? Listen, well, it seems to me that England is difficult because, admittedly, they have robots, that is, a different level of workload, that is, well, of course, it is objectively more difficult to play there, probably because Spain, of course, is more accessible, as it were, in terms of my qualities. And the club, well, the clubs change every 2 years, 2-3 years, plus or minus. And no one knows what will happen there in 5-10 years . Is that where you started learning Spanish? A little bit of Spanish . I started learning for a while, then I stopped a little, but a little later. Handsome. Cool. Аблю исаил поко. So, oh handsome. Youth. Take Sergey's example. Learn foreign languages, read books, play sports, have a good night's sleep, and be sure to subscribe to our channel. And listen carefully again when Seryoga talked about how he trained many, many times as a child. Pay attention to this too and don’t give up sports under any circumstances, because Seryoga’s father is still involved in both hockey and football. Health group, right? The health group is not on the left. Do sports. Thank you for coming. Thank you for inviting me. Yeah, cool. Nice to meet you. This is it. am