How Guardiola CHANGED His Football Identity & GOT BETTER | Explained
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2023
- In some ways, 2022/23 saw peak Guardiola in English football. Not only did City win the league, but this time their closest rivals, Arsenal, were playing a form of Pep-ball, while Championship winners Burnley also were building on foundations laid by the Catalan. And with principles of Pep’s beloved juego de posicion visible in sides like Brighton, it seemed like the manager had succeeded in moulding the league to him - but ironically, this City side also represented a departure from what he’d done before.
Of course, the foundations remain the same. This is a dominant possession team, and the fluid interchange of roles and positions has become natural to anyone watching Guardiola’s career. But in other ways, it feels like this iteration of City has been as much about the talent available as Pep’s larger philosophy - and blending the two has created perhaps the most effective outfit of his spell in the Prem.
So what has changed at the Etihad? How did Pep reinvent the Cityzens once again - and reinvent himself? Let’s find out.
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Just when teams adapt to him, he changes it up again
Treble winners
Itu koa toh
"everyone's doing it. It's not fun anymore" -Pep.
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Basically, Pep revived the role of a sweeper. Back into football one of the best sweeper is Franz Beckenbauer. He was a excellent forward passer and he was able to control the tempo of the game. Check out FIFA world cup 74 Germany v Holland. Pep is a absolute genius
He's not changed his philosophy whatsoever, he's just evolved it. The man is a genius!
Pep has the Midas touch.
@@alexbur6021 100% man. He literally turns everything to gold!
Just a little bit of money to make it better too
@@Furby2118 yer he has spent money but who doesn't nowadays unfortunately? He proved at Barca though that he can do it with academy products.
@@JakeT89 he adopted a team at Barca….. went to Bayern adopted a team there…. Man city spent countless of millions and millions. Yeah most coaches do it now a days. But pep tends to overthink. He will switch it up last minute on them
Pep might honestly be the best manager of ALL TIME
not because of any "peaks" or "primes" but the very fact that he's able to be SO CONSISTENTLY adaptable
no matter what tactics he employs, it works to a really good level at all times
He is the best manager of all time
@@Trouble_90210 yeah after sir alex
so he’s the best tactician, you mean?
@@vewayy not just tactician though, look at his coaching! Taking players and making them better
@@gummi8409 Nah miles better than him tbh
Only guardiola can play attacking football with 4 CBs in starting XI
There was a wise man named Paul Levesque who said "adapt or perish". Pep is clearly a fan of that man.
it is a testament to foden's talent that he has the second highest number of goals despite rarely being among the starting eleven.
That was a mistake, alvarez is 2nd not foden
Liverpool fan here. Peps so good he makes football boring. Im anxiously anticipating when he leaves because, until then city are just going to be miles better than everyone and win everything
We’ll definitely see a drop off from the currently quality but City are so good at planning and preparation that I think they’ll continue to be a force even without Pep.
Raising stands is pushing Klopp to make Liverpool better. Trust me Pep is good for premier league. Sunday league team playing out from back tell you all you need know.
@@StrangeClothesI doubt they'd still be this great.
@@Saeroye I beleive the play style off possession is played across the world now. Pep is truly an inspiration for modern football.
@@EA_SET exactly. It’s system based that like Klopp said Geggan press can beat a creative midfielder so can pathos system. As collective the team even with below standard payers thrive such as Delp at left back coming to mind. This man city team is not full of stars but hard working team centric members.
I think if he wins the UCL Today I think he is the best manager in football history.
Its done
This is simply one of the most detailed and educated videos I have ever watched regarding any form of football analysis. Great job.
Pep went from False striker to False CB
He never ditched hus philosophy he evolved it there's a difference
The quality of this video analysis is spectacular.
When he retires, that would be a big loss to football.
Second only behind SAF. That Barca team 08 - 12 was the best team ever and the thought of playing against them as a Man United fan was frightening. But, I am not going to argue putting him ahead of Ferguson in about 10 to 15 years but Guardiola is truly one of a kind 😊
About pep vs fergie we can argue all day long, but for sure there is no one can be sure of which one is better, because they haven't meet in the same league. Fergie only manage one team in one league, its much more easy since he doesn't need to adapt to different play style across Europe. While pep only had 7 years in the Premier league, unless he stayed for another 10 year in EPL we wont be able to conclude anything.
SAF never won nothing in another league even learned another lenguage. Thats why SAF never will be equal to what did Pep.
The real thanos of the football world a mad titan football Genius🙌🏽👑
People always say Pep changes football when he wins, overthinking when he lost.
When you have a generational talent, you have to adapt.
We really talking about Wenger in the same breath as Pep, Ancelotti and Ferguson? Come on guys.
Exactly! Different levels!
How is he not at this level
@@Hakim22922 no champions league. That difference circle …
@@Hakim22922
Wenger- League: 3, Domestic: 8, European: 0
Ancelotti- League: 5, Domestic: 6, European: 11
Fergie- League: 17, Domestic: 9, European: 7
Pep- League: 11, Domestic: 6, European: 9
Thats how Wenger is not even in the same stratosphere as the others.....!!!!
Yeah. He's built a clutch team. All his previous teams needed to graceful and amazing to watch but he failed to realise that football had evolved beyond that 2010/2011 barcelona team. You don't need to have a team dropping a 9/10 performance every week. Uu just need to build a team that knows how to win. Kudos to pep for finally realizing this
Hes still been solidly dominating domsestic football hasnt he? UCL has a luck component that leagues doesnt have.
It just so happens that even Pep's "philosophy" of zones on the pitch and player rotations and coordinations around those zones STILL works best with traditional:
* Defence profile
* Attack profile
Instead of his former:
* Total Midfielders player profile.
What he realized is the best teams can have a few chances and score and win against his former total midfielder teams at the top level as said.
Be interesting to see what happens in the final of the Champions League. Barring the monstrously unfair and randomness of the Casino Roulette Lottery Rule of "hand/arm-ball + penalty area == Instant Penalty" (another perfect text-book example of experts + technology = Insanity), I think the balance of Pep's squad is very strong this year and I predict they'll have higher scoring opportunities than Inter and should have high quality scoring opportunities that directly benefit Haaland....
You was right pragmatism won for Pep.
@@Saeroye I got it wrong with respect to Haaland: I thought he'd end up scoring. However, the factor I did not consider was the heavy watering of the pitch: I saw so many players slipping and sliding and then ballooning the ball like it's skidding off the contact in wet conditions so maybe in the end that had a significant role on City's performance?
But yeah Pragmatism was clearly essential: It was a blind spot where Pep went for Skill too much but in the end you need Skill and Power to create Total Balance.
Hope you enjoyed the game? I did, the electric nervous pressured atmosphere was incredible, even through the digital screen! Quite amazing how much the players hearts were on display! That is the best of sport.
@@commentarytalk1446 the pitch being too wet wasn’t commented on at all. It’s was weird tbh but they won cagey game but typical City goal with how it came about. It wasn’t lucky but stragically it came about. Most impressed by ever evolving role of Stones.
Also, with Haaland he was quiet but kept the defenders busy. Due to the type of striker he is it can lead to him being shut down.
I feel Ballon dor might have been strong about if he was instrumental in final. Despite everything he had a great season plenty of room to grow and he recognises that which is positive.
@@commentarytalk1446 I forgot to mention Pep evolving philosophy but staying true to core principles has been mesmerising. Check out ESPN interview with Bernardo Silva very interesting bits on working with pep season after season. He really is Genius!
@@Saeroye Agree, ManC 1st half vs Real Madrid... very impressive.
The greatest ever, bar none.
For me, the top three is currently pretty nebulous between Pep, Cruyff and Ancelotti, but that can all change tonight
Fergie not mentioned?
@@ezraezra2928 he would be my definite number 4, but I consider the other 3 a touch above him.
@@arjunkishore4080 ancelotti not over saf
Ancelotti too inconsistent, never has more than one good season at a club. Managed the best clubs in Europe's top 5 leagues and always gets sacked after 1 season, only casual fans will look at his trophy cabinet without context and say hes the best
Makes sense with that name, Mourinho is easily amongst the best.
The 3223 formation is something pep rediscovered which is amazing
We enjoyed thanks
you will not talk about West Ham ?
5:29 do you have a link to (Ashwin Rahman?)'s work for the Analyst?
Pep is the greatest manager after Cruyff.
He's leading while other managers are trying to catch up and copying him
You know what it’s real when league two teams are playing out of the back.
I just pray that City's Treble winning team will surpass the current Argentina team that won the Copa America and World Cup!
The best investment (Arab owned) Manchester City ever invested is Guardiola, the rest just go like clockwork
The best squad in the world
His Barca teams are still his best ever sides by far
Didn't know Aymeric is spaniard now. Thx
Yeah, he switched to Spain 🇪🇸 so he could play internationally. France 🇫🇷called him up one but he got injured and wasn’t called up again.
But he hasn't changed really,, City still play the same football but a little direct cause of Haaland and his frustration of not being able to win the UCL..
6:08 is haaland this tall???
This Man City team is so superior to the previous barca
Com'on citeh!💙
What's the meaning of xga
Expected goals allowed
@@raphaelmapp8407 It is Expected goals Against
@@davidsaville5239 tomato, tomahto lol. I was replying to someone who said it's "expected goals and assists"
JOSE!!!visca España y visca Inter🫡🫡🫡🫡
TREBLE WINNERS🏆🏆🏆 Cityzens!
He never had a real challenge before he always manages the biggest teams in every league
What do you mean “Kevin d” has given the side size & physicality
He is 5 7
He’s 5 11
He’s 5’11” and a very powerful runner on the ball
Nah hes 5’ 11
@@StrangeClothes "A very powerful runner" like almost every player pep ussualy has?
@@davidvalencia129 like who else?
He’s got those Yaya Toure style runs in him; not to the same level obviously but when he gets going he can be unstoppable at times. He’s excellent at driving the team forward.
Pep imo is already in the top 10 of all time. On the way to the top 5.
Basically copied De Zerbi...
This may have been the worst finals ever, the championd league does not mean as much as it used to 10 years ago
Pep’s tactics: gimme Arab money .. gracias
It’s really easy to see why Pep alters his tactics… his tactics change with every new assistant he gets… Coincidence? No! It’s not! Pep’s fakeness is right in your face but everyone refuses to see it
Lmao. Delusional
It says alot about how uninspiring and unintelligent people around today are when they use a word such as 'genius' or 'legend', previously reserved for the likes of Einstein or King Arthur, to describe someone who is good at 'kick ball'.
King Arthur 👎Pep 🙌