Festa della Mamma: l'intervista a Sérgio Conceição

A.C. MILAN OFFICIAL

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00:00Mr. In almost all the world, it is a important day, the Mother's Day.

00:05You are 31 years old when Maria Alice, your mother's mother, didn't exist anymore.

00:10Tell us what you remember your mother?

00:14I was one of the eight children that she had,

00:20where we all had an love that is not explicable.

00:26It is not explicable, no?

00:28It is not possible to transmit in words what I felt like my brothers.

00:34We grew up with a lot of difficulties.

00:39My father only worked, my mother only worked with all my children.

00:44She worked a lot, a lot, with much love and affection.

00:49She was my reference.

00:52She asked me in the most happy moments of my life,

00:58because I think there is no constant happiness.

01:01There are moments in the lives of people who are more happy than others.

01:05In those moments, there is always a little bit black inside me.

01:09I am not fully happy because I lack so much.

01:13But today it is like that.

01:16I imagine that it is obviously an issue very delicate and difficult for you.

01:21You have lost your mother to 18-19 years

01:24while you are becoming a great football player.

01:26A few years before you have lost your father.

01:29You grow up in this case,

01:32you grow up with a little bit of luck with life.

01:34I imagine that for you it was very complicated.

01:37There was an invisible force that you pushed

01:40through these long and difficult days of your life.

01:44This journey that I had on my family level,

01:47this strength,

01:49yes,

01:51even in these moments,

01:54because I had 4 years old,

01:56I lost my brother with 12 years old.

01:59After my father died,

02:03I was almost 16 years old.

02:07And my mother had already had an ictus

02:10and was paralyzed from the left side,

02:13where she was not an autonomous person.

02:16And at the end,

02:17I was little,

02:18because my brothers are older than me,

02:20I had to do everything with my mother,

02:23to say,

02:24to help her in everything,

02:25to eat,

02:26to eat,

02:28to eat,

02:29I was so happy to get it.

02:31There were years

02:32where I had a life

02:35even more big love,

02:36and a relationship

02:38that I can't explain in words

02:42what it means.

02:43We had a lot of money,

02:45but we had a lot of great love.

02:48I always remember the phrase

02:50that when they have a mother,

02:51they are rich,

02:52who doesn't know.

02:53who has the mother, who has the parents, who lives with health, is rich, and I don't know that.

02:59Let's try to get a smile, Mr.

03:01Is there a phrase that you remember from your mother when you were little?

03:05The classic mother that calls you because you have too much time to play with your friends

03:10or because you are doing something wrong?

03:12Is there something that you remember?

03:14No, I have to tell you, I've talked a few times about this situation, about this topic, about my parents,

03:22a few times yes, but it's a feeling that I leave very fragile, because I always remember them,

03:30every day when I go to church I pray for them.

03:33My mother was a person who never screamed me, my father was hard, it was tough, it was hard,

03:41my mother was not, my mother was the mother that protects children,

03:46it's always a beautiful word to say.

03:50The person, for me, is the most important person, I don't want to leave my mother,

03:59if not, she would be angry.

04:01Anyway, there have been moments, until I was 18 years old, when I was lost,

04:07very happy moments, difficult moments, but full of love, so big love.

04:13I repeat, I'm repetitive, it's true, but it's hard to transmit what I feel.

04:19It's all day long.

04:21At the end, there is the habit that I have now, of pain, but there is always pain.

04:26I'm used to this pain and I can live and go on.

04:30Convive with it.

04:30Convive with it, bravo.

04:32Try to imagine if your mother and your father were here, you were able to have great success

04:38in life, in soccer, as a player, as a player, as a player, and now you are one of the most important clubs in the world.

04:44What would you say?

04:46I always say, in all my titles, when I fumo a cigarette, I always say that my first words are for them, for what they gave me,

04:55for what they gave me, for what they taught me, for what they taught me, for what they taught me, for what they taught me.

04:58They gave me very important values that I bring today.

05:02I take those values to be, at the end, the base of my character, of my personality and my desire to achieve success.

05:12I think that for them, to show them, to offer them this success, I'm a professional, but also a person.

05:20I have five children, they are my life, they are my life, they are my proud, and I pass these values that they gave me and gave me.

05:29Let's close with an augurio, Mr., for all of the mothers of the world, because, like your own, there are many stories,

05:34of many mothers who have made many sacrifices.

05:37If you want, this is the moment to make an augurio to all of the mothers, also your own.

05:40Thank you very much for all of the mothers of this world, because, thanks to them,

05:47that we society, and the world, we are going forward, without doubt, I really hope that those who have the fortune,

05:56the wealth of having their parents, in this case, their mother, have to take advantage of it every day,

06:02something that we never said before, is to say, I love you, because I'm missing you today,

06:09and if you were here, I would say every day, I love you because it's a real resentment that I have,

06:14and I think that all of the children should have for the mother.

06:20My children should be, because, as they're their 50 years old,

06:23I think, when people would come down and over the world on Earth,

06:26I think it's like the Sudanese Freddie MacLeod show that only it's been for orang-ra 바뀳�다.

06:28I always go to Saudi Arabia for about 150 years agenda.

06:30I keep showing, because...

06:31I think it's an incredible want hac group between me who

06:35are about to have not had to be

06:37well-checked, I think, with us,

06:39can approach equity?

06:40Better ways, come and make it.

06:41Anyway, we're going to be terrible.

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