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Opening
Woman: He was very restless, so, he had bruises of all kinds
Man#1: He couldn't decide between football or basketball?br> Man#2: The Joy he brings to the people...
Man#3: He achieved everything with a lot of sacrifice and a lot of humility; he always tried to improve?br> Man#4: He has always managed his life flawlessly?
Bati: Then she says "let's go, we'll take you to Newell's", ta, ta, ta, just like that, all that happened in one month! I wasn't ready, I was doing something I didn't want to do... Or at least I wanted to but, not there. I had met my wife a month ago! I was in love and I thought OK, it's happening, maybe I have a future here, I was able to analyze the situation... I'm in love but this a chance of a lifetime, this girl really loves me, she will love me today and she'll love me a year from now, if I miss this chance it won't happen again. So I went to Newell's, I was suffering and mising a lot and that is where it all started. Then I arrived and I ran into Bielsa (laughs)... Nahh... (Applause)?5 it was awful, because in Reconquista we trained Tuesdays and Thursdays with the club if it didn't rain, because if it did the field was ruined.
Interviewer: And there?
Bati: I stayed there and Grifa said, tomorrow you are going to start training with Bielsa, and I sad ok. In the boarding house there were 2 guys that played with him, the next day I woke up and each of the guys was with a broomstick and they said Bielsa wants them to use as a marker, you know the forward had to ran towards marker, the field looks like an airport (laughs). There were red, green cones, in every color, it was a circus, don't really know what it was (laughs). Before going to practice you needed an engineer to tell you, this is for this (laughs), and all that, I was lost. I wanted to kick the ball towards the goal; I didn't want to run from one place to another, I just wanted to kick the ball.
Interviewer: And besides the boarding house?
Bati: 9 Yes, it was very sad; I would like to send my kids there one week.
Interviewer: Why?
Bati: For them to see how it was, really.
Interviewer: Was it hard?
Bati: Yes, really hard, you can't really say, because I can't explain what it was.
Interviewer: Tell me something about it?
Bati: The boarding house was under the grandstand of Newell's, you know how fans are, when they win they are happy and when they loose they break everything, the first thing the broke was the window of our boarding house, besides they all had bars. In winter, imagine how cold it was, they didn't give us anything, we slept almost fully dressed, (laughs a bit), . The bed was this , this was the bed, it was hard, it's just a piece of wood with a very thin mattress and the pillow?it was a mess, and we slept there, almost 6 or 7 people, the boarding house was for 13 guys but at that moment there were 7 or 8 guys and I was there, when I arrived they put me on a diet, the only good thing in the boarding house was the food. I always remember the boarding house, every time I have something new I remember the bourding house because I didn't have anything when I was there, zero, nothing. So I would wait until my friends shaved then I went for the shaver.
Interviewer: Used by them?
Bati: Yeah, it is normal, at that time that was normal, now is like you are killing someone. Back then it was normal.
Interviewer: Sure.
Bati: The shaving foam, don't even mention it?(laughs)
Interviewer: Soap?
Bati: Soap! (I used) soap..
Interviewer: But it itches afterwards..
Bati: Yeah, it itches everywhere, it hurts, soap doesn't have any effects, I don't know why they use soap if it has no effects. This guy Gustavo, he had money, still has it, he had a godfather who sent him everything to the boarding house; salami, alfajores , etc, and the 8 guys who were there, we were starving; I slept with him, so he hid what his godfather sent him and at night we had to wait for the other guys to fall asleep and at 1 or 2 o'clock in the morning we opened the alfajore very carefully because if any noise was heard 2 seconds later there were suddenly 7 guys and we had to share the alfajor with everyone and I didn't eat anything.
Interviewer: Listen to me, look what I?
Bati: Every night, I?
Interviewer: Listen to me, I have something to tell you, open it the way you used to .
Bati: No! (laughs and applause)
Interviewer: Stop, stop, silence , I want to hear if he still has the art of opening an alfajor, silence., silence, eh?
Bati: Ah, listen, listen, this is the noise! it's done. I don't make too much noise. First you lift off this, now I'm going to do it fast, you make less noise .
Interviewer: And you opened it..?
Bati: After 25-30 minutes you got to this point, and then "tac!", and then you ate it! It was fast..!
Interviewer: (it took you) Half an hour to open an alfajor?
Bati: Sometimes, somebody was walking outside and you had to eat it fast, because the boarding house was a hall?
Interviewer: A hall?
Bati: Yeah , it was a hall, it was a corridor with 2 beds, with a division that didn't touch the ceiling, then the normal corridor and a closet or something similar , I didn't use it completely because of the amount of clothes I had?laughs)
[ 本帖最后由 maplemike5 于 2009-3-9 16:00 编辑 ] Bati: When I arrived at River, the group of Comizo, Higuain, Fabian Basualdo, Hector Henriquez, Sergio Batista, they treat me very well since the beginning, they took me with them?
Interviewer: That is very important Gabi?
Bati: that was a lot of luck, you know, eating with them, training with them?
Interviewer: Besides, they were like leaders, they handled everything?
Bati: Yeah, but besides that , they gave you advices, they who already had an established career, they had played the world cups, they tell you, you can do a lot of things, but if you do these ones, you can do a lot better than if you do the other ones?
Interviewer: You haven't forgetten that, Gabi?
Bati: No, I will never forget it.
Interviewer: Wait a second, we have questions from the audience, over here
Guest 1: Me Ale, I'm Jorge, before we talk about Boca...
Bati: No..! (laughs)
Guest 1: why was he called elephant foot?
Interviewer: "Pipa" Higuain, please come up to the stage, ?(applause) just when you were saying that he gave you advices卨ook what life did, eh?., it's a big coincidence to talk about "Pipa Higuain", and the hand he gave you匘ear Pipa, come here?
Bati: Nah.. (laughs of joy)
Bati: ...Thank you?Thank you for coming
Pipa Higuain: How are you? Is everything Ok?
Interviewer: Hello, dear Pipa have a seat
Bati: Now I'm going to tell you?
Pipa Higuain: There are more surprises?
Interviwer: Yeah, in a while?
Bati: Now I'll tell you one about him, I lived alone, I was less hungry than when I was in Newell's, but I lived alone, and sometimes he invited me for a barbecue, and I used to see his kids, they wanted to play soccer and I said, poor kids if they play like his dad (laughs), they are not going to achieve anything匢 thought about it, but didn't tell him, you know?
Interviewer: You thought that while you were eating?
Bati: One of the kids said, I want to play as a forward but with his dad's foot, noooo.
Higuain: Do we let them in?
Bati: No, I'm scared of the defender.. (laughs)
Interviewer: Where are they Pipi?
Higuain: They're back there..
Interviewer: Come in , please..
Interviewer: ..Sorry guys, this is how it is, it's almost like a friends meeting?
Interviewer: Kike, , In which of the teams you played he could have been number 3?
Bati: Any team
Interviewer: In Italy, for example?
Bati: You know, Gatusso plays in Milan (laughs)卹eally
Kike: Not smart, and not too tall?
Bati: No, really, he is a great player, but he kicks you all the time, he was a great player but he didn't let you play with all the tackles匟ave you got any idea what is was like to play against them? Especially, against him .
Interviewer: Why?
Bati: Because in River, the six months he was out we had to play against him in the training.
Interviewer: He didn't leave during training?
Bati: No, no. He and Basualdo would pick me up and sent me to the grandstand, each time and if I passed him.
Kike: After training, he was like dead.
Bati: They wanted to kill me..
Interviewer: what would you tell a poor kid who wanted to play like the number 9?
Kike: Pride, you know?we played for our pride
Pipa Higuain: Respect協or him to respect us?
Interviewer: This kid was suffering; his parents did all they could for him?
Kike: Now, players play for money, back then it was for pride.
Bati: Listen, when I score, I want to shout it out loud in Newell's they didn't let me, one day Piojo (football player) yelled at him, he said stop kicking this poor kid, after that day I was inspired?
Bati: Sometimes when I took a corner kick I pass the ball between the other player's legs, and they almost killed me with all the kicks, between, Martino, Alfaro, Faco Teller
Pipa Higuain: They were not that aggressive?
Bati: Basualdo they killed me, and when I arrived at River it was the same thing, it didn't happen at Boca because I was on the side of the ones that played all the time.
Interviewer: You are a guy from Santa Fe, you are a town guy, were you surprised by anything?
Bati: No, when I arrived everything was horrible, I asked myself; where have I arrived? Everything was old
Interviewer: In Florence?
Bati: Yeah, everything was old, now I appreciate it , but that happened 1 or 2 years later, when I arrived , everything was old, the walls were falling , what happened is that they keep everything you know, the history there is like 2000 years old. I had imagined something beautiful, new, something similar to Buenos Aires, more modern, it really wasn't what I expected and I didn't like that, but when you start to see everything, after you know what is behind that wall that is falling, it's really crazy.
Interviewer: When you arrived in Florence, Was it hard for you to fit in? the different lifestyles? You know, Italians, their clothing, their cars, and you who came from the humble San de Argentina.
Bati: (giggles) Yeah, There is a picture that I hope that you don't have it here, because every time I see it I feel so embarrassed, you know how things are here , shorts, sandals, t-shirt, so I went there , to my first training dressed up like that, my hair was like this (he touches his shoulders). I was so embarrassed, and that's when they started calling me the "lion king" because of my hair like this, I arrived there and they were all dressed up, like I am right now (laughs).
Bati: The thing is, Fiorentina never won anything, and when I arrived there, I was a dreamer, I thought that I could make Fiorentina win or that with good players we could do something, fight against Juventus, Milan, an impossible thing to do, at that time I was convinced of that and obviously I transmitted that feeling to the supporters, despite knowing that every year Real Madrid wanted me, Manchester and all of those good teams were coming for me and I'd say "No, I'm staying here", and the people? On the subtitled note, you can read: Gabriel Batistuta: Between 1991/2000 he played in Fiorentina where he scored 207 goals in 332 games.
Interviewer: They went crazy?
Bati: The people, they identified themselves with me, and that's how they treated me. It was uncomfortable, because everything I said was right, you know, anything I said and the supporters would say, 'well Bati said it', it takes you out of reality if you don't have your feet on the ground and it was very uncomfortable, and that was my relationship with Fiorentina, I meant a lot to them, I don't really know what to tell you?
[ 本帖最后由 maplemike5 于 2009-3-9 16:05 编辑 ] Interviewer: You couldn't go out to the street then?
Bati: No, you know, in the 10 or 11 years I lived there I went to downtown during the day only 10 to 12 times. I lived on the hills, I moved house 3 times when I was there, always on the outside of town, and when I had to go to dinner, I called and let them know I was arriving and quickly get out of the car.
Interviewer: Now that you tell us this, it's understandable that you wanted to go far away, to Australia, to forget all this. 10 years and you went downtown just 3 times, living on the hill, of course it's an energy that you can't control?It drives you crazy?
Bati: Yeah, I don't know what it is, I don't deny that I love that people recognize me, not "recognize me" but, when they say "this is a good guy" or "thanks Bati, keep scoring goals", 10 goals or anything else but sometimes you know, you can't even go and have dinner with your wife, my older son is 16 years old and I never took him to a park, apart from the past couple of years we lived in Australia.
Interviewer: You never took your son to a park?
Bati: I never even took him to school, and that was something that I missed, and I think he missed it more than I did.
Interviewer: You never had the chance to take your son to school in Florence?
Bati: No, I never took him to school, I wanted to, and I think he, as a son wanted it too, besides everybody was talking it wasn't very easy at all, I was always very quiet, I never really get what a soccer player could create in people, or how people could see you as an idol, just because you score a goal, I think that's something I never really understood. That they like you, that I'm a role model, I accept that, but when they say you are right when you say good morning when it is 8 o'clock at night 卍o you get what I'm saying? It's complicated; it takes you out of reality, which was one of the reasons why I left Firenze for Roma.
Interviewer: And how was it to leave Firenze?
Bati: That was another trauma, because I had everything there, It was like when I left Reconquista for Newell's, I had everything, you know, the maid that brought you donuts at midday, before going to practice. You know, on Easter Sunday, my house is like an Easter-egg business, they were like this , I could put my kids into the Easter egg, that big! 10, 20.. , we ended up giving them away, but it's a gesture from them , if the people could bring oranges, they would.
Interviewer: Apart from that, you had to hide from them, how do you leave the city?
Bati: They even brought oil, I opened the door of my house and I had oil outside, from anonymous person. Just like that?
Interviewer: So, your dinner was on your doorstep.
Bati: I spent 10 years in Firenze and I never bought anything.
Interviewer: Gabi, the national team, you have played in three world cups, do you remember the good things?, or do you remember everything?
Bati: I remember the good things.
Interviewer: So, what do you remember about the national team, if you had to bring something back? On the subtitled note you can read: Gabriel Batistuta: Top scorer in the history of the Squad.
Bati: If you ask me about the national team, I would say, the world cup '94, standing there in Boston in the queue to go out into the pitch, me standing there behind Diego (Maradona), I had goosebumps.
Interviewer: Really?
Bati: Yes, and I still have it look! (giggles), that is my moment. Because when I started in 1990, when Pasarella, got me fresh from River, we were watching the world cup, the Italia '90, I said to myself, I am going to be in the 1994 world cup and then there I was in USA '94 and I thought about the guy from Reconquista, I was there and my life passed before my eyes.
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