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The cornerstone is the rondo (Diagram A), a piggy-in-the-middle drill that begins every training session. The ball flies around at speed, which helps to sharpen technique in tight areas, with the goal being to reach 30 touches, the eight players counting out loud as they go. If you lose the ball, you go in the middle as punishment.
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Howard Webb insists VAR was RIGHT to allow Anthony Gordon's winner for Newcastle against Arsenal... but says two players should have been sent off Lewis Dunk was shown a straight RED card for his dissent towards Anthony Taylor in Brighton's win over Nottingham Forest - NOT a second yellow - because his language was personally abusive Clubs played for: Barcelona (1990-2001), Brescia (2001-2002), Roma (2002-2003), Brescia (2003), Al-Ahli (2003-2005), Dorados (2005-06) Zlatan Ibrahimovic's son is selected for Sweden Under 15s boot camp... as former national team manager plays down comparisons
England crash out of Under-17 World Cup to Uzbekistan - ranked just 73rd in the world... and Young Lions lose their heads when minnows' boss boots ball away Arjen Robben summed up the feelings of the dressing room: 'We have produced 80 fantastic minutes but we aren't Barcelona MkII. I understand the comparisons but we don't have players like Xavi or Messi and we are, basically, different. We just want to dominate games by dominating possession.' Wayne Rooney's son ALREADY has Puma contract, and Cristiano Ronaldo Jnr is a mini-me... TEN ex-Premier League stars with sons to watch out for Born from meticulous analysis building up to a game – Guardiola watches the opposition’s previous six matches, plus targeted highlights provided by head of analysis Carles Planchart – he’ll get a ‘Eureka moment’ that crystallises how his team will win. “It’s the moment that my job becomes truly meaningful,” he has said. I understand that this style of game is not part of German football culture. People should know that I do understand. In Germany clubs like to play a style of football that’s very different from my own and no doubt people prefer Madrid or Dortmund’s game. But guys, Bayern chose me. I am making compromises between my ideas and German football but at the end of the day it’s the players who matter. And I’ll tell you something: the players support my ideas.”Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez is involved in a post-match spat with Man City boss Pep Guardiola on the touchline just moments after full-time whistle is blown during 1-1 Premier League clash Josh Giddey's name shouted in explicit chant by Lil Uzi Vert concert-goers after the NBA launche rising star for alleged relationship with a minor There’s very little that is special about him. He’s just very normal and unassuming. As a coach, he’s very famous, and some of what you see publically is to protect himself and his family.
Fans joke Everton star Dele Alli should be 'arrested' after footage of PINK summer haircut is revealed online, with one keen on seeing Sean Dyche's reaction Yes, really. The concept most associated with his blueprint is the former Barcelona coach’s biggest bugbear. Whether it’s Barcelona’s double Champions League-winning 4-3-3 or Bayern’s evolution on a theme, one constant remains in Guardiola’s arsenal: the need to deliver the ball to his best players, in as much space as possible, in the inside channels. Liverpool 'are NOT ready to win the Premier League', insists Jamie Carragher after 1-1 draw at Luton left them three points adrift of Man City - as Reds legend identifies two weak areas they must strengthen first In his 2001 autobiography he wrote: “[His former Barça boss Johan] Cruyff used to tell me that if I was fouled, it was my own fault because I’d held onto [the ball] too long; I had to let it go much before.”
Half-time is the one and only occasion that Guardiola enters the dressing room before or during the game Immediately after dealing with the media he goes to the players’ restaurant in the Allianz, takes a glass of champagne, spears a few cubes of parmesan cheese and spends the next half an hour talking about the match. Guardiola watches the opposition’s previous six matches, plus targeted highlights provided by his head of analysis Nile Ranger claims he would be as good as Erling Haaland if he had 'behaved and eaten better' as ex-Newcastle wonderkid opens up on a troubled career
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