Almost two days after Dunga putting his arrogance to an unsupportable level, the explanation came. And seemed like it is a very understandable one.

Ever since he became Brazil's manager, Dunga has always said that, unlike other brazilians commanders, he wouldn't give preference to any journalistic vehicle. And for that reason he was probably a little out of himself during sunday's post-match press conference.

According to a report made by brazilian journalist Mauricio Stycer, the most popular brazilian television network had made a deal with Ricardo Teixeira, president of the Brazilian Football Confederation, in which three players would conceed an exclusive interview live during a sunday primetime TV show. Dunga didn't allowed that because of the "no preferences" rules he has always estabilished.

And the journalist which he had the misunderstanding during sunday's press conference belongs to the TV network that had made the deal denied by Dunga.

Of course, Dunga was wrong in saying what he did, especially using those words. But he is right in not giving preferences to any journalistic vehicles the way other managers used to. Dunga was very brave thinking that way.