The perfect fumble
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From 9min in until the end....
This needs a disco soundtrack!
This needs a disco soundtrack!
Pep Guardiola: “In these three years and a half, people can say we play good or bad but give up? That is not going to happen,. My teams, always we try but I accept that the others can do better. If we lose, it's done. The line is so tight..."
"I know we are winners and losers and that’s all. But I think it's not a good message for society, for our kids, for our teenagers, showing them that just the winner is perfect. We are creating a depressed people, loser people..."
"What is important is the effort, the commitment, the situation. In football I know we want to win but just win once and the other is disaster? It's not. It doesn't work in that way."
“I said to the players relax, do your job, we will see in December, January, February, March and we will see what position we are in. If the position is far away, okay it's far away. We are going to try again next season.”
Setting aside the rotation issues and his insistence on playing the slowest possible combination of players this new crossing all game tactic is absolute crap and we need to stop doing it. I don't have the slightest idea how it fits into his philosophy, but we've been doing it for at least a month now and it simply doesn't work. Where have all the cutbacks and tap ins gone? All we do is play the overlap and fire it in to our lone, sub six foot, striker in the box. Bizarre.
Jeeze, must've missed that. Pep must've been replaced by an evil twin or something because I don't know what that's about at all.He said few weeks ago that we are targeting the second balls from those crosses. Fair to say, it's not really working that much.