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Pep Guardiola doesn’t rotate players randomly. He explains why using Savinho as the example. You can lose the ball. That’s not the issue. The issue is what you do in the next two seconds. Guardiola talks about an action: the ball is lost, the cross doesn’t happen, the striker... show more

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Tural_in_Londonvor 7 Monaten

This is a universal truth in football. We value the same at Qarabağ. A player's attitude is his most important quality on the pitch.

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MDvor 7 Monaten

Yet some people are asking why he is always using Bernardo. The truth is Bernardo is the most hardworking player in the team.

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Erdal Çokolvor 7 Monaten

The same is true in business, in relationships, and in almost everything that truly adds value to life. Winning is one thing; sustainability is another. Character and stability come first.

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tshepivor 7 Monaten

And for the people who ask why does Pep play Foden over cherki in most games. Here is your answer and I agree with him. One thing that made peps teams always brilliant wasn’t just the offensive side of things. Defending has always been just as important

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Coachayerevor 7 Monaten

Tough personality to get in football

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SSOZIERIC ☀ 🌻🇺🇬vor 7 Monaten

Similar to when Arteta shouted at players in the dressing room " when I lose a f*** duel I must run....

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Chris Augustinevor 7 Monaten

Basics and system players more important than quality. That’s why city players are top top

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MSvor 7 Monaten

@dhanush95

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Allan Javiourvor 7 Monaten

Stupid, why wasn’t Khusanov playing EPL games before Josko & Ruben injuries

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Adevor 7 Monaten

Yh except if your name is Haaland you can just stroll around on the pitch. Walking contradiction!!

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Chirag Patelvor 7 Monaten

Lose ball make cynical foul stop opposing attack

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Zini wakwa Zinivor 7 Monaten

We conceded 7 goals because players lost the ball PEP

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MDvor 7 Monaten

Pep has compromised this team so much that he has accommodated some players for too long. Any player that can’t do the basis should be benched

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Vasco de Aztecvor 7 Monaten

Guadiola is next level and will reinvent the game. Rumors is outfield players have to up their goaltending skills. You never know when you’ll have to play goalkeeper… therefore Man City will have highly skilled goaltending midfielders!! No one else is doing that !!!

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uMANDELAvor 7 Monaten

tbf they get paid millions for all that.

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Keovor 7 Monaten

the importance of playing without the ball is undervalued, this is why madueke doesn’t start many games for Arsenal.

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Marcellin.N. Renauldvor 7 Monaten

@grok who lost the balls here

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Stephen Walkervor 7 Monaten

So what’s doing to those 4 players who were jogging back ? They cost as this goal

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RealBlueCFCvor 7 Monaten

The same with Estevão at Chelsea: he loses the ball and doesn’t track back.

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gyokerezvor 7 Monaten

That’s why Bernardo is also the first name on the team sheet . He’s always working for the team

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Lewisvor 7 Monaten

It’s such a simple concept yet many managers fail to impart this on their players.

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