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Pep Guardiola : A Man is Born a Man
Football from time to time find many magical boy "so he is faster than most kids': Duncan Edwards, Pele, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, and now Pep Guardiola.
There was an interesting comment from Ron Atkinson when he was addressing Manchester United. One day, Atkinson is nicknamed 'Big Ron' was decided to give debuts to Norman Whiteside. Whiteside age when it was not even 17 years old. There is a wonder, but Atkinson has its own answer to his decision.
"Norman has never aged 16 years. Him 25 years or so. A man is born a man. A man born as a man," said Atkinson.
Reason Atkinson tub so justification, justification, of the many reasons other coaches when they play a player so young. Duncan Edwards sticking out so fast when he was not even 20, to the extent that other United legend Bobby Charlton, claiming inferior in his presence. Pele incised in the 1958 World Cup when he was only 17 years old and so the youngest player ever to appear in the World Cup final.
I wonder what the reason was also David Moyes when he gave Wayne Rooney debut for many years after that. Or how awe people with magic boy named Lionel Messi of Argentina, even to this day. Messi was staying digadang will be promising player when diving debut for Barcelona in 2004. He was also only 17 years old at the time.
Now look where Messi. By the age of only 25, which is roughly will enter a golden period as a footballer, he was the four-time World Player. Where were you when he was 25 years old?
Say, the coaching world as well as world players. Among the classes of coaches and managers who have a lot of old milling, Guardiola was one young coach who won a lot of glory. Much younger age for the size of a trainer, new in the early 40's. When Dino Zoff - a keeper - bringing Italy won the 1982 World Cup at the age of 40, at about the same age Guardiola brought him (and Barcelona) wallowing trophy. Life begins at 40, they say. In the coaching world, it was the boy wonder of Guardiola.
Guardiola fairly long career. He was ordained name as one of the best midfielders ever created. One day, when Johan Cruyff took to the junior team match, when it was also the course begins. Cruyff was the one who promoted his name to the Barcelona first team and make it a part of the Dream Team in the early 90's. Guardiola was one of the first graduates of La Masia and through the example of the style of play was the young midfielder La Masia educated. Xavi Hernandez and Andres Iniesta called it a role model and idol.
When he took over as manager of El Barca in 2008, he was only 37 years old. Much like a young player who has been promoted to the senior team. He still provide something fresh and new in Barcelona and the world of football. No more names like Ronaldinho or Deco. Guardiola was Barcelona-owned team built around Messi and supported by semodel midfielder Xavi, Iniesta, and Sergio Busquets.
How shocking Pele in the 1958 World Cup, winning the trophy Guardiola kicked off with La Liga, Copa del Rey and Champions League in its inaugural season training. Three trophy was just the beginning. Later, in the span of four years of training, the number ballooned to 14 trophy. Guardiola brought Los Cules twice European champions and the four seasons, only one season he has failed to carry his team win the league. Note that is too big to be called mediocre. Much like Atkinson says, "A man born as a man," Guardiola is never too early to become a manager.

If there is any criticism of him, then it is the environment in which Guardiola worked. He is a protégé of Barcelona and he works not far from there. Guardiola knows the ins and outs of the club and by the knowledge that he is building a team. There is no doubting Guardiola would succeed if a manager outside of Barcelona. Well, that question also appears when he was announced as manager of Bayern Munich next season.
If so any criticism, it is worthy to be praised Guardiola due to leave his comfort zone. She's like giving a joke when it is eyeing to become managers in the Premier League. I do not know what kind of liver Roman Abramovich, who reportedly wanted to Chelsea, saw Guardiola had from long ago to accept the proposal Bayern. He was not confirmed Manchester City are already bringing former Barcelona boss, and also nodded to rumors he will replace Sir Alex Ferguson at United.
On one occasion, talkSPORT wrote that Guardiola likely to be bothered Abramovich is huge. This is not something you like Guardiola. While the City to attract businesses to attract Txiki Begiristain Guardiola also potentially invite blunder. Some players are bought when Guardiola and Begiristain cooperate even lead to failure. On the other hand, it is a club Bayern was also fueled by their fans, not only by the bosses.
Of course, a move to Bayern also accompanied by conspiracy theorists who say that Guardiola was spending time in Germany until there is an empty seat in the Premier League. But, let's forget about conspiracy theories and look at the reality: Guardiola usually only approves one-year contract that was tied Bayern for three years.
A bird will not be able to test the ability of the wings if he does not go out of the nest. Bayern, for Guardiola, is a test. The tests and challenges to his ability as a manager - if meruntun Atkinson's words again, "as a man". But anyway he certainly is not stupid and the origin of select clubs to test his ability. Bayern is a club that is stable and has a history of making their annual best one of the giants of Europe. The steps to choose a stable club like that inviting praise from Tito Vilanova and Arsene Wenger.
If there is still tilted tone about the challenge, then it is a fact about the dominance of Bayern in the Bundesliga. Bayern will certainly champions - or at least a potential champion -, is the utterance of the sloping pitch. Is this true? On the one hand, that Bayern would be a potential champion, has a point. As giants they always championed every season. However, the dominance of Borussia Dortmund in the last two seasons, or emerge Borussia Moenchengladbach last season showed, the German League still has challenges.
On the other hand, with sieve-sieve that Bayern will certainly dominate, does not work Guardiola gets heavier? He, like it or not and like it or not, should be successful. You can imagine what kind of criticism could be meted out to him more if Bayern failed miserably. It's also about proving his reputation.
Bayern is the club in the last three seasons successfully advanced to the final of the Champions League twice, and both ended up as runner-up. Of course, there is hope that Guardiola could bring Bayern exceed two records and not even less than that. It is an expectation anymore. And Bayern actually have enough capital to take Guardiola achieve.
In the note quoted by Who ever scored, Bayern is the club's number two behind Barcelona for the affairs of ball possession. In a summarized record of the top five leagues in Europe, Bayern had control of the ball on average 63% per game. While Barcelona have a record of 68.8% per game. Die Roten also has the second highest percentage of successful pass after Barcelona. If Barcelona scored 89.7%, then 87.6% scored Bayern.
From these statistics, reads that are similar to the style of play Bayern Guardiola desired game, in which control of the ball is important. Bayern had a quarterback-like midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger, who used to dictate the tempo as a central midfielder, as well as Toni Kroos and Javi Martinez could be so comfortable demonstrating ball possession. Another addition, Bayern also have a central defender who can start the game from the back line.
With all the capital good, is not it wasteful if Guardiola did not finish the job and end up failing? Is not the obligation to success can be a challenge for him?

Pep Guardiola : A Man is Born a Man

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Pep Guardiola : A Man is Born a Man
Football from time to time find many magical boy "so he is faster than most kids': Duncan Edwards, Pele, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, and now Pep Guardiola.
There was an interesting comment from Ron Atkinson when he was addressing Manchester United. One day, Atkinson is nicknamed 'Big Ron' was decided to give debuts to Norman Whiteside. Whiteside age when it was not even 17 years old. There is a wonder, but Atkinson has its own answer to his decision.
"Norman has never aged 16 years. Him 25 years or so. A man is born a man. A man born as a man," said Atkinson.
Reason Atkinson tub so justification, justification, of the many reasons other coaches when they play a player so young. Duncan Edwards sticking out so fast when he was not even 20, to the extent that other United legend Bobby Charlton, claiming inferior in his presence. Pele incised in the 1958 World Cup when he was only 17 years old and so the youngest player ever to appear in the World Cup final.
I wonder what the reason was also David Moyes when he gave Wayne Rooney debut for many years after that. Or how awe people with magic boy named Lionel Messi of Argentina, even to this day. Messi was staying digadang will be promising player when diving debut for Barcelona in 2004. He was also only 17 years old at the time.
Now look where Messi. By the age of only 25, which is roughly will enter a golden period as a footballer, he was the four-time World Player. Where were you when he was 25 years old?
Say, the coaching world as well as world players. Among the classes of coaches and managers who have a lot of old milling, Guardiola was one young coach who won a lot of glory. Much younger age for the size of a trainer, new in the early 40's. When Dino Zoff - a keeper - bringing Italy won the 1982 World Cup at the age of 40, at about the same age Guardiola brought him (and Barcelona) wallowing trophy. Life begins at 40, they say. In the coaching world, it was the boy wonder of Guardiola.
Guardiola fairly long career. He was ordained name as one of the best midfielders ever created. One day, when Johan Cruyff took to the junior team match, when it was also the course begins. Cruyff was the one who promoted his name to the Barcelona first team and make it a part of the Dream Team in the early 90's. Guardiola was one of the first graduates of La Masia and through the example of the style of play was the young midfielder La Masia educated. Xavi Hernandez and Andres Iniesta called it a role model and idol.
When he took over as manager of El Barca in 2008, he was only 37 years old. Much like a young player who has been promoted to the senior team. He still provide something fresh and new in Barcelona and the world of football. No more names like Ronaldinho or Deco. Guardiola was Barcelona-owned team built around Messi and supported by semodel midfielder Xavi, Iniesta, and Sergio Busquets.
How shocking Pele in the 1958 World Cup, winning the trophy Guardiola kicked off with La Liga, Copa del Rey and Champions League in its inaugural season training. Three trophy was just the beginning. Later, in the span of four years of training, the number ballooned to 14 trophy. Guardiola brought Los Cules twice European champions and the four seasons, only one season he has failed to carry his team win the league. Note that is too big to be called mediocre. Much like Atkinson says, "A man born as a man," Guardiola is never too early to become a manager.

If there is any criticism of him, then it is the environment in which Guardiola worked. He is a protégé of Barcelona and he works not far from there. Guardiola knows the ins and outs of the club and by the knowledge that he is building a team. There is no doubting Guardiola would succeed if a manager outside of Barcelona. Well, that question also appears when he was announced as manager of Bayern Munich next season.
If so any criticism, it is worthy to be praised Guardiola due to leave his comfort zone. She's like giving a joke when it is eyeing to become managers in the Premier League. I do not know what kind of liver Roman Abramovich, who reportedly wanted to Chelsea, saw Guardiola had from long ago to accept the proposal Bayern. He was not confirmed Manchester City are already bringing former Barcelona boss, and also nodded to rumors he will replace Sir Alex Ferguson at United.
On one occasion, talkSPORT wrote that Guardiola likely to be bothered Abramovich is huge. This is not something you like Guardiola. While the City to attract businesses to attract Txiki Begiristain Guardiola also potentially invite blunder. Some players are bought when Guardiola and Begiristain cooperate even lead to failure. On the other hand, it is a club Bayern was also fueled by their fans, not only by the bosses.
Of course, a move to Bayern also accompanied by conspiracy theorists who say that Guardiola was spending time in Germany until there is an empty seat in the Premier League. But, let's forget about conspiracy theories and look at the reality: Guardiola usually only approves one-year contract that was tied Bayern for three years.
A bird will not be able to test the ability of the wings if he does not go out of the nest. Bayern, for Guardiola, is a test. The tests and challenges to his ability as a manager - if meruntun Atkinson's words again, "as a man". But anyway he certainly is not stupid and the origin of select clubs to test his ability. Bayern is a club that is stable and has a history of making their annual best one of the giants of Europe. The steps to choose a stable club like that inviting praise from Tito Vilanova and Arsene Wenger.
If there is still tilted tone about the challenge, then it is a fact about the dominance of Bayern in the Bundesliga. Bayern will certainly champions - or at least a potential champion -, is the utterance of the sloping pitch. Is this true? On the one hand, that Bayern would be a potential champion, has a point. As giants they always championed every season. However, the dominance of Borussia Dortmund in the last two seasons, or emerge Borussia Moenchengladbach last season showed, the German League still has challenges.
On the other hand, with sieve-sieve that Bayern will certainly dominate, does not work Guardiola gets heavier? He, like it or not and like it or not, should be successful. You can imagine what kind of criticism could be meted out to him more if Bayern failed miserably. It's also about proving his reputation.
Bayern is the club in the last three seasons successfully advanced to the final of the Champions League twice, and both ended up as runner-up. Of course, there is hope that Guardiola could bring Bayern exceed two records and not even less than that. It is an expectation anymore. And Bayern actually have enough capital to take Guardiola achieve.
In the note quoted by Who ever scored, Bayern is the club's number two behind Barcelona for the affairs of ball possession. In a summarized record of the top five leagues in Europe, Bayern had control of the ball on average 63% per game. While Barcelona have a record of 68.8% per game. Die Roten also has the second highest percentage of successful pass after Barcelona. If Barcelona scored 89.7%, then 87.6% scored Bayern.
From these statistics, reads that are similar to the style of play Bayern Guardiola desired game, in which control of the ball is important. Bayern had a quarterback-like midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger, who used to dictate the tempo as a central midfielder, as well as Toni Kroos and Javi Martinez could be so comfortable demonstrating ball possession. Another addition, Bayern also have a central defender who can start the game from the back line.
With all the capital good, is not it wasteful if Guardiola did not finish the job and end up failing? Is not the obligation to success can be a challenge for him?
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