Discussion on Premier League Tactics
Um, I think, uh, there was only one team who,
who tried to play football today.
If they win the Premier League, no one will ask how they win the Premier
League.
I think you can really feel that
they want-- they wanna do everything now to,
to win this game.
And in the end, it's about the rules.
So if the Premier League, if the referee allow everything, then it's
difficult. Then they make their own rules.
So at the f- at the moment, I have the feeling they
are doing their own rules no
matter
how they are playing. So
that's why I think it's, it's, it's difficult to, to judge that.
I will never be that kind of, of manager who, who tries to win in,
in that way.
I want to,
to develop players. I want that my players are keep improving and,
and keep
doing-- playing football on, on the pitch.
And, um, in the end, of course, every team will, will manage
and, and waste time. But I think there has to be a limit,
and the limit has to be
set by the Premier League. The limit has to be set by,
by the referees.
At the moment, they, they just can do what they want.
I ask one question.
Did, did you see in a Premier League game a
goalkeeper going down
three times?
No.
So I think, uh, we shouldn't waste too much words about,
uh, about
that tonight. We should focus on, on us. We should focus on our performance.
We can't control these kind of things.
I think therefore the Premier League has to find the rule and, um, it's not,
it's not my business. I made my point before the game, and I,
and I stick to it.
In the end, we are,
we are football coaches, so no other coach, a football coach to, to
manage the game to, to help the team to win and, uh,
therefore the
focus on it. I'm not sure if I would ask now everyone here in the
room, did you
really enjoy this football game? I'm sure maybe
one raises his arm because he's a big Arsenal fan
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