00:00Pep Guardiola sat there for 10 years, widely regarded as the best coach on the planet.
00:05So, does that make following him the toughest job in world football?
00:21We show who we are in this moment.
00:24We try to be, again, aggressive off the ball.
00:28We try to, you know, plan the game in the way we can win the game.
00:32And then, in terms of where we are, or it's a quick process or not, I don't know again.
00:46Talking about one episode or one moment after that game, you know, when we played for 70-75 minutes with
00:5610 players,
00:56I think it's quite, you know, the right word, probably quite poor.
01:03I think the performance was unbelievable.
01:06One dream, heavy like a tide, how we rise, yeah, when we grind our ways, all day, no time for
01:13mistakes, yeah,
01:15picture me is the case on pace, all gas, no brakes.
01:19When we had him in the travel season, it was brilliant.
01:23His attention to detail, the small things that make a big difference,
01:28and even training with him at the moment, you can tell how good of a coach he is.
01:32I don't test it, move it, I don't know another time.
01:36Look at this.
01:37I'm over.
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