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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 all about giving players the weapons to express themselves as best they can, to be exactly who they are. There’s nothing more than that. And when a manager changes shapes and systems, it’s to give the players the comfort they need to win games.

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