'Parking the bus' once in 10 years is not bad, right? - Guardiola - video Dailymotion

Pep Guardiola responds to Manchester City having just 32.8 per cent possession in the 1-1 Arsenal draw

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00:00The percentage of possession you had was the lowest you've ever had at City.

00:05Do you think that's a reflection of the circumstances of the week you've had

00:09and the way Arsenal played, or was it also to do with your game plan?

00:13I cannot live in this country with another record, you know that?

00:17So I'm so proud of that.

00:19I give a lot of credit Arsenal for what they have done, a lot of credit.

00:22Sometimes you want it, sometimes you can't.

00:25It's really good, especially when defending five.

00:28It's not a big bill for that, but we have to accept it.

00:30When a team in that percentage is better, it's because they are better.

00:33We often use the phrase parking the bus quite negatively.

00:38Do you see parking the bus as being negative,

00:41or is it a justifiable thing to do when it's a difficult match?

00:45Arsenal was better in that term, so we don't want it, but sometimes it happens.

00:50OK, one time in ten years is not bad, right?

00:53So that was good.

00:54I have to prove myself again for another strategy.

00:56Now I am a transition team.

00:58You know that?

01:00I was like...

01:02од kind of going on to go with this, but I don't know.

01:04...I was gonna double up.

01:05Go to school.

01:06Go to school.

01:07And listen to school.

01:08Go to school or go to school.

01:09Maybe?

01:10You probably knew where it was going to be,

01:11you're going to take plastic.

01:12...I'm going to go to school.

01:13I'm going to go to school.

01:14But then they're going to go to school,

01:15right?

01:16We have to go to school.

01:17You didn't really think.

01:18So you're going to take a little bus.

01:19And then you're going to talk about two.

01:20Okay.

01:21You're going to have to go to school.