Intro:

Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar says Spain's Iker Casillas needs to be respected despite having a torrid World Cup. Cesar also says Mexico's Guillermo Ochoa is a good example of a goalkeeper being able to play well without having much match practice.

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SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Julio Cesar, Brazil Goalkeeper

"I had issues with my former coach (at Queen Park Rangers). He chose to play with another goalkeeper. I respected his decision. It was his choice. The same happened with (Mexico's goalkeeper Guillermo) Ochoa. Sometimes a coach is not pleased with a player and then choose others. But (Ochoa's performance) proves that if you have a good build up, if you are focused, I think (not playing) do not affect much. Ochoa is a good example."

"I think that (Spain's Goalkeeper Iker) Casillas deserves all of our respect. He is a goalkeeper that over the last editions of Euro, World Cup . . . He is a goalkeeper who have lifted the main trophies in the world. What can I say about someone like him? He's the captain, well respected in Spain, at Real Madrid, an excellent goalkeeper who have been named the best in his position for several times. I think that some things happened to him the same way it has happened with me and with some other goalkeepers too. He will continue to be the same goalkeeper he has always been. Victorious, well respected in the whole world."