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The coach speaks with the official website and meets with club members shortly before the press conference.
The president, re-elected as president of Flamengo last Monday, was on the Seleção SporTV program this afternoon.
"Unfortunately, once again we didn't get it right," he said.
In the last game of 2015, the team is defeated by Palmeiras
Rubro-Negro faces Palmeiras at home in the last round of the Brasileirão
Flamengo says goodbye to Maracanã in 2015 this Sunday
With the team's final match in mind, the interim coach wants to end the Brazilian Championship with a victory.
Midfielder wants to see the team improve in 2016, but celebrates opportunities this season.
Midfielder talks about "improving the image from the last match" and more work for 2016.
Jayme de Almeida leads training session on a reduced-size field.
Eight professionals are making final observations at the Portobello Hotel in Mangaratiba.
The red-black squad continues working at the training center before the last match of the Brazilian Championship, on Sunday.
"Disappointing," says assistant coach when analyzing the match
The team returns to the field for the final round of the Brasileirão on Sunday, against Palmeiras, at Maracanã.
The teams clash in the 37th round of the Brazilian Championship. Jayme de Almeida is in charge of Flamengo.
After a mutually agreed decision, the coach leaves Rubro-Negro
A document delivered to Walter Feldman and the CBF's club committee suggests external oversight by an auditing firm.
The defender praises the opponent's pitch for Sunday's game and wants to finish the season strong.
Paulinho and Kayke train with the starting lineup; Flamengo travels to Curitiba this Saturday.
With no chance of reaching the top four, the striker wants two wins to finish the Brazilian Championship well.
Flamengo continues preparations for the match against Atlético-PR on Sunday
The defender laments the team's situation, but assures that the team will go in search of three points in the final rounds of the Brazilian Championship.
Flamengo returns to the field on Sunday against Atlético-PR in Curitiba.
"We're going to play the two remaining matches to finish the championship in the best possible position," he says.
