When You're Playing Against A

He Deserves Ten Out Of Ten For Doing What He Does. He Is A Sensation, But Still He Can Improve. He Must Know When To Move The Ball On Quickly And When To Try The Impossible Mission. When He Learns This, He Won't Win A Single Golden Ball, But An Entire Collection.

I Felt Sorry For The Match Ball - It Came Off The Pitch Crying.

When You're Playing Against A Team That Has Two Great Central Defenders, The Best Option Is To Play Without A Striker.

If My Forward Arrives In A One Vs One Situation, I Always Say: 'let Him Work It Out.' Then My Players Say: But We Can Help Him!'. My Reply Is: First, There's A Good Chance You'll Only Run In His Way, And As A Second Attacker You're Drawing A Second Defender With You, And Two Vs Two Is Harder Than One Vs One.'

A Counter-attack Can Only Arise When You Make A Mistake. That's Why There Are Rules. A Horizontal Pass? Prohibited. In My Line-up There Are As Many Lines As Possible. Because You Must Have The Option To Pass The Ball Forward, Even If It's A Meter. Because Then I Can Still Make Up For The Loss Of Possession. After A Horizontal Pass This Is Impossible.