TV punditry not a problem for Guardiola

Pep Guardiola admits that he actually agrees with what pundits have to say about his team most of the time.

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00:00Yeah, when I see a game and after a post-match, yeah, I listen to what they say, yeah.

00:06Obviously they can be quite controversial with what they say.

00:11It's a job they do, it's normal. If it's boring, so they say obvious things and people will not pay attention.

00:17But normally I quite agree with what they say. I'm not joking.

00:21I quite agree with what the pundits say about the game interpretation.

00:26So it's not a big, big problem for me, I would say.

00:33I can agree, I can disagree, but my job is here, their job is there, it's fine.

00:38I've said many times, I don't like to listen to what they say, dedicate another job, don't be a manager.

00:46Managers get paid for many reasons.

00:49One of them is to accept what the people say in the good moments and the bad moments.

00:53Because most of the time they say always good things, in the last years always they said the good things about the team.

00:58So when you lose, they say the bad things about the team.

01:01But it happens here and everywhere, so it's not a big, big problem.