Gerard Pique REVEALS The DIFFERENCES Between Being Managed By Sir Alex Ferguson & Pep Guardiola!👀🤔 

I think Pique was there to talk about his pet project(King's League). The rest where just hooks for us. Could be wrong but it just felt that way. Doesn't feel genuinely out of the interest of football.

I am embarrassed that I have been speaking english since I was a small child and yet he explains his opinions more lucidly than I do, connecting many thoughts in succinct phrases and sentences

@@DarkshadeMusic In often times, ppl do interview to 'self promote' one way or the other. It's sensible to think that's Pique's motivation. In fact, I'm pleasantly surprised that was left quite late in the show 🤣🤣

@@bbqnice1 Let me tell you we spaniards try to speak english as good as we can because we dont really know if we are making mistakes all the time haha Is not until some one like you say we spoke okay that we know we did haha. Im sure you are better explaining than you think :3 greetings

His depth of knowledge and command of Fluent English is most impressive! .And he was a fantastic player& he had ' Rockstar' Wife! It's a tough job,but someone's got to do it!

And won the World Cup, Euros, Champions League, La Liga, the Prem, etc.

😂😂😂👍🏻

And likes Casio

Idol 🤣

"Had a go on" lmao

who asked you

Who asked you to ask who asked him? We can be here all day@@HappyBob701

And who asked you to ask who asked them?

@@VolKNo0 😂😂😂

Lol bro. Just saw this guy at sky a couple of hours ago. He really be working 😂

Sure that was Roy Keane ?

@@andrewo1023remember were Manchester United

i'd like to hear his story about the 6m euros he pocketed, in court, along with everyone else who was arrested today for the deal

​@@abody499He was just the middleman, making connections. He introduced Rubiales to the right people and got paid handsomely for it. It was a one time fee for his company.

and played with both Ronaldo and Messi

​@@karl-johanbratt9949but deep down he prefers Messi

Not deep down, he has been very open about his preference towards Messi. But I don’t think anyone give af

​@@karl-johanbratt9949 Sergio Ramos played with both Ronaldo and Messi

@@myearsgotyouthsystem8802 he has even said its Messi in this same interview

If he’s got limitless money

Fraudulent manager who needed the help of the referees to reach the 2009 and 2011 UCL finals lol. Without the refs, he doesn’t even get a chance to face Sir Alex.

​@@shahzadirani😂😂 don't even go there. Because if you do, I'll open Pandora's box. Don't test me! But since I'm a nice guy, I'll only leave you with a quote of your former player: _"But he [Klopp] is wrong to suggest there is an aura around United that sees them given favourable decisions. There used to be when Fergie was there, but that has eased massively since he left."_ -Phil Neville

@@11sdownie ohh yeah i forgot SAF managed wrexham and won them 13 titles! quite an achievement

no no, one is a manager and the other is an actual coach/manager

​@@zwide4😂😂😂😂😂😂, he is talking at that time when he moved, SAF had already been a manager for Man United for more than 15 years whereas Guadiola was in his first year as a manager, SAF was a big part of running MAN U at that time whereas Pep was just guy that needed to prove himself at BARCA and was not in a position to influence alot accept the coaching part... Dont take it out of context

@@lizbetkasape447 exactly 😂😂😂

One is the greatest of all time and has records/achievements with Aberdeen and United that are yet to be broken. The other manager needs to thanks the refs because without their help he would not even make the 2009 and 2011 UCL finals.

@@shahzadirani lol bro Pep is way better he schooled Fergie in all occasions

gary was a brilliant rb all you haters are jealous because all you've had are wannabeses like arnold :P and ben white who are useless

Aa is a defensive liability but white is solid if we're going to be fair

Klopp is the GOAT manager

@@lk7923 With that comment you are clearly tired in the head

Totally agree

So so wrong jamie O’hara best manager and coach

Pep as a manager beat Alex twice.

When all is said and done, Pep will be the greatest at both.

@@rakimrobinsonMCFC never. Pep is past middle -way his career and yet to manage a football brand. He is still a coach. Infact, there are no managers in modern football.

Didn’t have half the work to do as a Vidic did at times, Barca always had the ball, after we sold Ronaldo and stopped replacing players Vidic started to have a lot more defending to do in 50/50 games

​@@DarrenMac-yk2gdHe'd get exposed in other teams.... But for Barca they made him look good.... He had decent technique... But he turned like a 12 wheeler truck...

@mnb9162 I didn't know he won the World Cup with Barca

@@mnb9162funny you say he will get exposed but he wipe the floor with Utd

@@imthecreatorofmyrealitymyf700 messi, Iniesta, Xavi wiped the floor.... Pique held the door...

As a UFC fan I'm curious why you called him John Bones Stones? 😂

Why not:)

Haha

He has a greater career and legacy, but he was never a better defender than Them.

Hasn’t schooled anyone, his never is never mentioned in the world best cbs

You obviously never watched football

How did he school them? He barely has to do any defending at Barca.

Let's hope he gets on talk sport more

Not smart enough to keep Shakira. Eeek.

@@joehart3826I don’t think so, just because of the kings league

not really you must have a low bar

That grandma? No thanks

🤣Don't know football at all. Franz Beckenbauer, Bobby Moore Carlos Alberto, Cafu, R. Carlos etc

@@phenyomatseke557 he was on about premiere league you say I don't know nothing and you put in bobby who was centre back and never rang the line he went forward in the middle. Do some mire emoji you div

​@@phenyomatseke557 you missed out the daddy … Baresi ….

Luck is preparation meeting chance

I agree watching football since 85 and he’s the best right back I’ve seen

​@Jwjmcc , you clearly never watched Javier Zanetti then. Far better offensively and defensively than Cafu and more dynamic too. Cafu was very porous defensively.

@@kyekyeeminah8734 I have and it’s my opinion not yours so why are you saying I’m wrong?I think maradona was better than messi too you going to try to insult me for that opinion aswell?

@@Jwjmcc, where in my reply did I insult you?

thierry henry made zanetti look stupid at the san siro ahahaha @@kyekyeeminah8734

Yes , I agree .

Nonsense, I could name many players who care, have respect, and have passion.

Rodri embodies that. It is a Spanish thing

Prove that they don't respect it now. They are possibly at their most disciplined and professional today. Imagine if half the story's of the players of the past came out today about the present day crop, you would be calling them disrespectful. You always get the current crop being doubted, players of he past did the same of the 90's lot. It's just case of blind nostalgia.

@@MistaMoses Lmao how is "caring, having respect, having passion and giving everything" only a spanish thing?🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

Are you calling him a Pig because he cheated on Shakira?

Respectively sir - why did we need capitals?

because Money

And no player now could play in the 90s they’d cry every match day,weak mentality like spoilt kids

Cafu, Carlos as defenders no problem. They paved the way for the modern full back. Also he said defenders and keepers not all footballers.

@@Jwjmcc Not every modern player is Ben White

@@TP-pq9xx exactly

no way, Zidane would run rings round everyone.

😂😂😂

I spoke to Alex and he didn't agree 😂

Non sense, he was young and Barcelona offered him a golden chance.

no its not. Fergie sold him simply he cant guarantee him first eleven coz he got prime Vidic and Rio ahead of him. at the same time he got offered by Barcelona

he ended up going to a much better team

I was going to say, he spent like 3 years in England and is more articulate than most English players

​@@joshf-w9602 4 years

17yrs of age to 21 in England, he's also incredibly smart with many business ventures in the process.

​ @Nostradanus86 hahah business ventures - yeah, today an arrest warrant was issued for his partner in the "business" of taking the spanish super cup to saudi - rubiales. 7 actual arrests were made after various premises were searched. pique pocketed 6 million in the "business".

@@abody499 regardless still business ventures

​@@abody499Piqué has nothing to do with that. He was just a facilitator, making connections between the Saudis and the Spanish Federation. He got paid for his efforts, but whatever shenanigans they're investigating now happened between Rubiales and the Saudis. There's a warrant for Rubiales' arrest, but he's hiding in the Dominican Republic.

I suppose the idea would be that overtime the numbers of people watching full matches will continue to drop. Most matches have highlights available on RU-vid right after the game and those videos often get millions of views, at least in the Premier League.

following his hero becks lol

That wasn't his point though. He means, the way they played then wouldn't work today. As the way they may have played in previous decades wouldn't have worked in the 90's. Also, the players are immensely dedicated today, very professional, fit and don't go as crazy on the partying as they did in the past. Pique also made the point that most players would have to start from a young age to develop the dominant style of today, it would be rare for a player to come in later in age and pick it up.

No, what pique said is true.. especially for defenders and goal keepers

I'm not sure. Even Michael owens says you have to be an athlete today much faster players and tempo imo

The ones that were elite athletes, yes. You have to be an athlete in this day and age.

@@hiddensword9387You are a millennial i guess. You have not watched real footballers. There was a time were you couldnt chose whose the best midfielder or defender in the world. Football dedication is almost zero. These days players dont play for the badge but for money. Most players do more social media influencing than football. If i were to ask you now whose the best midfielder now. You will straight away say debrune.

The only place they play football is on fifa and they become know it all.

Lost your mind

@@crvrin Pep schooled Fergie at all occasions mate

Excellent points and a great example with Maldini.

That's non sense. The game is so much faster now that players of the past would struggle to keep up. Maldini was an exception, he also changed positions as he got older. The defending is top notch today and you would never be allowed the space you had in the past these days. The game is played way too tight now for that to happen. he game changes, go and watch footage from the 20's with Dixie Dean, he wouldn't be scoring all those goals in todays climate he would probably be a holding player like a Heskey or Drogba.

@@hiddensword9387 I don’t think the point was made in reference to defenders from the 1920s.

​@tournaline3448 did you just use one of the greatest of all time as a casual example of defenders then. Maldini is not a representation of defenders then.

@@hiddensword9387 Not only you failed to fully read or understand my comment, your comment clearly shows your lack of understanding of the game. Defending in the current era, is poor in comparison to 15 years ago due to the emphasis of playing from the back resulting in teams hiring defenders who are good at passing/attacking in the similar mould of David Luiz but slightly better defensively. John Terry was one of the best defenders in the world and the premier league and was slow and he made up for it with his positioning and understanding of the game, hence the reason why Messi and Cristiano stated that John Terry was one of the toughest defenders they ever played against. The greatest Barcelona team, even better than the current Man City team, had the hardest time beating or losing to a team which had Messi in it and even he struggled against was the 2004-2012 Chelsea. This team not only had a great spine, with great leaders, they were great defensively and these guys defended the way it supposed to be done. I coach and manage 8-14 year olds at grass roots football and over the years and even now, I have had and still have scouts from Premier League and Championship clubs attending the matches and they have always selected players for which met a specific criteria to join their football academy. For example, a scout from Leeds Utd chose to sign one of my players who was quick on the wing but his technical ability was nowhere near as good as as the other kid on my team who was great with his feet and pretty quick and the Brentford scout chose one of my other boys who was a defender and was technically great and but defending wasn't that great and when I asked recommended the scouts better players for the position, the response I got was "that's the attribute the clubs looking for and they don't really care about the other attributes because the way the clubs philosophy is" I would suggest that you go back to school to learn English as this would improve your understanding of the language and yes I know what I am talking about.

Good genes