Tricky_Trev
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Yeah, I don’t really disagree with most of what he’s saying. There is definitely a lot of joy in seeing players truly express themselves and have the freedom to solve the problems on the pitch in the way that they see fit. I don’t think he’s really wrong in any of that, even if positional play has brought City the most successful era in our history! But him having these opinions and then coming back to advise the elite proponent of positional play football on the planet right now… well it just doesn’t make any sense whatsoever. I’m sure they get on fantastically well, so maybe it’s less of a tactical advice role and more just to be Pep’s friend and guide him through the season emotionally or something, I really don’t know. It’s a weird one in my opinion.Interesting article. Lot of truth in what he says but no revelations. Anybody who watches football without their blinkers on can see this. Agree that it seems a little strange if he's on his way back - think he'd be happier watching street football in some favela.
