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Pep categorises managers into three different categories. 1) Managers who are good tactically 2) Managers who are good at man-management 3) Managers who are good with the media. But he says the one characteristic every manager must have is the ability to convince players. And in the end it’s...

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BoiBoi1 month ago

Pep's spent 15 years forcing full-backs into inverted roles and midfielders into false 9s. That's not giving players comfort, that's bending players to the system and calling it liberation.

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Cashnet👀🇬🇭🇬🇧1 month ago

Maresca needs time

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Lusius Quietus1 month ago

Charisma is everything

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Salmōn🏌️.1 month ago

If it was Arteta doing this, we would have seen all lot of shades

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Cashnet👀🇬🇭🇬🇧1 month ago

Very worried

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Ayo✰1 month ago

Good tactically 🩵

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Mourinhista IQ10001 month ago

🤡 Mourinho said this before anyone else, you idiot.

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BoiBoi1 month ago

He is legend

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VIDA1 month ago

ALL THIS FOR ONLY ONE CHAMPIONS

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9iceboynels1 month ago

Àmorim was good at all

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Professor Washington1 month ago

Erik ten hag lacked this

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Pablo1 month ago

Guardiola ya no transmitía. Pasa cuando llevas muchos años en un club. Otro ejemplo es el Cholo. Y ahí sigue,nada de nada

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