The Manager Who BROKE Football with Science

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• DK

  @DK_FALCON · 1 year ago · pinned

  Thank you so much guys! for all the support and patience you've shown—truly means a lot. I really hope this video adds real value to your football knowledge and helps you see the game in a deeper way. If it did, all I ask is a little favor—please share it with your loved ones. It helps more than you think and motivates me to keep serving you with even better content. Grateful that you took the time to watch this. ❤

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• LE

  @lenzzx6663 · 1 year ago

  I feel like i should be paying to watch this

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• KG

  @KgothatsoChakane · 1 year ago

  I just watched a documentary film of Pep Guardiola.Your tactical analysis are really top notch with all together research just made me realise how smart Pep really is.

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• ED

  @eden-bro · 1 year ago

  oh man where was you???? been waiting for so long to watch another masterpiece

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• BE

  @Beach_Boii · 1 year ago

  This is a cool video but all the AI is a bit excessive. Could show playing footage or pictures of what his hometown used to look like. I know you’re a good researcher and I enjoy your intel, but you’re better than this friend💯

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• HR

  @hR-gw3re · 1 year ago (edited)

  amazing content and info but man gotta slow down with the AI stuff... I'd rather play this as audio only

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• HE

  @hendismutandwa1409 · 1 year ago

  That nod to Don Carlo at the end....<br><br><br>I think Barcelona Pep is the best era ever, because not only was it risky to introduce such a long forgotten system (total football)....it was how everyone was too pure with the execution of it...the other eras you can tell they&apos;re being taught to adapt to a play style but those Barca players seemed born to play the way

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• TR

  @trimixstudios6333 · 1 year ago

  Nope there&apos;s something missing here that you didn&apos;t mention and was absolutely essential for him. He was hugely inspired by Ricardo Lavolpe&apos;s 2006 mexican national team. That team knew how to play out of the back really well, so much so that according to pep that national team is the best team in recent history to play out of the back. Lavolpe himself was one of the pioneers of playing out of the back he got rid of the traditional 10 role and placed midfielders that have more than one function. &nbsp;He also made sure to play out of the back and play out of one sector of the field in order to have the extra man up top or give you that 1v1.

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• AN

  @anthquint · 1 year ago

  WOW. One of the most comprehensive breakdowns I&apos;ve ever seen. One on Xabi or Nagelsmann would be interesting.

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• MA

  @matsuleht09 · 1 year ago

  Guardiola&apos;s adaptibility to any system is insane. He truly is a mastermind🙏

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• PE

  @peterb6059 · 2 months ago

  Tactical Systems in every sport become more and more complex as counter strategies are created until eventually something simpler comes along that can be more effective . Often incorporating a couple of the best pieces of those old systems

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• AN

  @Anomaly27 · 1 year ago

  Wow these videos are so well made! I hope you&apos;re doing well yourself. I&apos;d like to see a video of you explaining Luis Enrique&apos;s tactics at PSG this season, they&apos;re flying at the moment

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