Guardiola & Ronaldo had a special connection
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2022
- Ronaldo Nazario would only play one season in Barcelona. However, Guardiola and Ronaldo would form a deadly partnership. They seemed to understand each other very well on the pitch, especially in this game. Guardiola was always a step ahead of everybody else, he had a quick mind. Therefore he didn’t need to take many touches on the ball.
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Its crazy to think now that Atleti used a high defensive line back then,unfathomable to think now
Offside rule was different then so that was generally a good strategy
@@nsoper19 different How?
@@mynameis6575 the offside rule favoured the defending team more back then (1997?) than now. Any part of the attacker's body (not just a goalscoring part) could be deemed offside and there was a stricter interpretation of what interfering with play is, compared to now. In essence, it was easier to catch the other team offside and so an aggressive high line was an effective weapon, when applied competently.
@@mynameis6575 exactly as Mick said. The interfering with play rule didn't really exist and so it was much harder to beat the offside trap. Now the rule has changed defenses all sit much deeper. This creates more space in the middle of the park, hence the death of 442 and 5 in midfield being the norm.
It's crazy that morinho coached pep guardiola
Wow never saw Guardiola like this. So he's got good composure, a very good touch, very good awareness, very good vision, good lob passes and a decent weak foot. You got good analysis skills on a player. Great video again! More from this Barca team please!
People like to say that guardiola was a average player but not he was the Busquets of his time, even more Busquets is the guardiola of today because now we get use to see good playing architect in that role but back then that position was only for two types of players the Vieiras tall and strong or the Gatussos small, fast and aggressives.
Guardiola back then was a unique player
No wonder he loves players like KDB, greahlish, and cancelo he trains them to be like just like he was in barca
Guardiola was among the best passers of his generation. He is the best long passer to play for Barcelona.
@@alphonseelric5722 Xavi says hi
@@user-sh6ej6yk9p xavi was never a better long passer than Guardiola.
Smart players lead to smart managers (for the most part) 🧠
Pep and Don Carlo can attest to that
cant wait to see Messi as a manager
@@josepalacios8530I sometimes wonder if Messi wants to be a coach. I think he really doesn’t have this in mind. He just wants to keep playing until he’s 40 or something. Then… time will say.
Lampard got genius IQ but is a horrible manager
@@abracadabruh1313 (for the most part)
@@abracadabruh1313 Yes, but in all fairness the circumstances he was in were also not ideal. His time at Derby was good, his first spell at Chelsea, transfer ban, managing to introduce great talents and still end in top 4. He came in to Everton in a very mis managed club not ideally for a starting coach and his 2nd time at Chelsea we don't even need to discuss how horrible the club was.
That movement by Ronaldo at 1:31 to come back onside and Guardiola probably recognises that Ronaldo needs an extra split second to come onside and run back and delays the pass slightly.
So so brilliant.
Pep was a class footballer. Such an elegant player. Calm under pressure. Read the game brilliantly. One of my fav players when I was a kid. He was underrated then and now IMO... He also linked up brilliantly with Romario. If you look at Romarios goals for Barca youll notice Pep assists a lot of them.
Jose mourinho chilling
Pep is one of the most underrated player.
Because he played for Barcelona, if he played at real madrid, people would have recognized him better
@Ivan Garcia true barcelona players dont get recognised. Like for example Messi no one knows who he even is but he is quite good..
@ruinobre8734 iniesta for me is magic. His rwcognition is not that high compared to messi.
Eventhough the contribution iniesta provided in my opinion was irreplaceable. Even more important than messi.
@@kaskooseklol stop trying to be edgy. Messi is better and more important than Iniesta. Stop it.
@BigBoss7777777 messi is a better than iniesta. I still beleive that inista tempo control was more important tha messi.
Exceptional player
great player and manager
I really look forward to your videos, the text, font, commentary. Big fan of your style, keep up the amazing work. Hope to see more!
Thank you so much for your comment Lad!
Fker was actually a long ball merchant 🤣
Pep wouldn't have known who City was at this stage lol
no one outside England knew who City was at that time (except Oasis fans)
SPECIAL ONE IN MAKING
Underrated as f@ck
more videos like this of the phenomenom
Guardiola's pass from deep was feared by every defense
Could you make guardiola comp from a great game of his?
Please make more videos
So basically barca had Guardiola before Busquets
yep
Can you make a video on pochettino under Marcelo Bielsa
Jose mourinho 🔥🔥🔥
commentator the whole match: GAURDIOLA TO RONALDO, GAURDIOLA RONALDO, GAURDIOLA RONALDO, GAURDIOLA RONALDO
Closest to Messi and Ronaldo in the same team.
This was nice, but the graphics were better on my commodore 64 about 30 years ago.... thanks for at least pointing out the players with arrows as no way was i gonna tell from the video...!
"I was not a good footballer"
Did u just say quaterback
He was barcelonas quarterback 😂😂 no ball knowledge
thats how he played like though its ovbiously not a role in football but guardiola even called himself like a quarterback to describe how he would sit deep and play long and short passes to dictate play
Quarter back? There is no quarterback in football.
It means a center midfielder that holds his position and works with long passes, with great vission. Kind of a regista in Calcio (Pirlo or Pjanic in Juventus, for example)
do you know what "analogy" means
@@AnisRaho There is no "quater back" "Linebacker" "Receiver" "Tight End" "Safety" "Doggystyle" in European football.
He doesnt have very good pass or vision or anticipation or technique, he had it all at extraordinary, outsanding level... He is, with De La Pena and Xavi, the best through ball passer and overall passer of all time... I watched all of them live and i remember that all experts back then(90s) were saying that pep and De la pena invented the trough balls- they were so good and so better than anyone else... at their level was only Xavi(and Iniesta) later... and yes, i know that i mention all barca players, but it is because of barca style of play, grond play, using the space perfectly and through balls... In Italy(there was some magnificent passers too) and especially England football was only long balls without thinking...
The teams quarterback??? Stop with american references!!!!
MOURINHO COACHED PEP?
he was an assistant to bobby robson when pep was a player.
Why do you stop uploading great stuff. 😢
same pfp
Pls tell me they finally scored
Score - 5:2 in their favour
Ronaldo always offside
All of VARcelona is shit
not gunna lie, i had never heard of Guardiola until he became manager....
He is a legend in FC Barcelona as a player. He was our captain during the dark years after Cruyff's Dream Team.
Blokk
open your mail pls
Funny how these clips always try to make Guardiola out to be some sort of great player. He was a good player, but far from great. He got games in a weaker Barcelona team, which is not a bad achievement, but come on. The bloke was not even in the league of Nicky Butt, for example.
he was a key member in the Cruyff´s dream team .-. what re u talkin
@@jaceantonio7297 Such a hipster comment. Were you even alive back then?
@batfootballopinions
Great manager no doubt but yh he was just a steady midfielder
@@siraajuddin736 Dude he won a champions league with Barca and won over 6 Spanish leagues, 1 copa del rey and a total of 15 titles with Barca as a player in just 10 years when Real Madrid won just 2, atleti and depor 1 in that whole decade.
He won the same quantity of titles as player in Barca than as a coach in there