00:00It's an era and a period in Man City's history which will probably never be matched.
00:05He changed the whole face of football in the Premier League and he created something which
00:11hopefully they continue but it's going to be very difficult to follow.
00:25Yesterday seeing him saying goodbyes and the emotion I suppose in the stadium as well and
00:32people realising that this actually was the end of something very special was quite sad and
00:38I think it's not just a loss to Man City but it's a loss to the Premier League because
00:42he's such an amazing character.
00:49For me he's the best. Obviously in England and very close to the city is Manchester United who had Sir
00:57Alex Bregs
00:58and he's an incredible team for a longer period of time and that's where I suppose
01:07in England's idea the debate is whether it's him or Pep.
01:24One of the greatest achievements is to win the Premier League four years in a row. It's something
01:28that had never been done and it doesn't take a good season. It takes an unbelievable four years
01:35and it motivates players to go again to keep them believing that it's never enough. They want more, they want
01:41more all the time.
01:55I think anyone that ripped him off after the first season probably feeling a little bit foolish ten years down
02:00the line thinking that's not torn out quite how I imagined but it was amazing and the influence that he
02:07had then on English football and football worldwide goes to show the
02:12legacy that he's left behind.
02:13I think that's the legacy that he's left behind.
02:14I think that's the legacy that he's left behind.
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