Kim Kataguiri: No, what matters is scoring a little goal and taunting, and having a tiny immediate advantage and feeling of superiority over the guy who's actually humiliating you — in this case represented by the Norwegian goalkeeper, right?
Kim Kataguiri: He goes there, wants to take advantage of the little provocation, wants to be the smart-ass, wants to be the sly guy, wants to pick his little fight during his little moment of shine.
Now, when it comes time to have discipline, hard work, grit, obstinacy, to say 'this fucking thing is the objective of my life' — and it's not just the objective of my life, and it's not just what I want to be remembered for, it's also the responsibility I carry, the burden I carry of having an entire country stopped, stopped, watching me with hope that I'll carry this forward.
Kim Kataguiri: Brazil is Neymar provoking the goalkeeper after scoring a penalty.
Kim Kataguiri: that wouldn't lead the national team anywhere.