Discussing Player Management in Football

And

I guess

if, if, if Wayne, when you were at, at United or Cristiano didn't

have a, a good day,

it's not easy to go on Monday

to, to talk to them and, and,

and how to, to, to act with, with, with any of them.

What do you think about it if,

if you are there, you know?

Yeah, yeah. No, it's, it's, it is a difficult situation,

but sometimes it's knowing

no- you have to know the individual, how far you can push them,

how far, what you can say on the given day,

you know?

If, if, 'cause but Was- Wayne, you, you would treat Wayne very different to

Cristiano. Like Wayne, it was, you could go to him on

Monday after a bad game and say, "Oh, I watched the highlights.

You was terrible, man. What happened?" And laugh.

And he could, he could laugh, no?

And he could laugh and he could go, but then he would remember it for the next

game. And he would, and he would, he would go, "Oh, you saw me today."

Yeah, but im-

"Right, please score two next game."

Imagine if you go to Cristiano and you say that

But if you go to Cristiano, I think it's different.

When Cristiano was young, you could say this.

When he was at United, you could s- you could do this with him.

But I think as he got older and more senior,

I would argue that he wouldn't take kindly to that. He would be like, "Hold on.

Whoa." Because his competitive energy became like, that was, he, he needed that.

He was like, "Who are you talking to? No, no, no, no.

Don't speak to me." I think he would be more like that as he got older.

Let's talk about what Luis Enrique

has done at, at PSG.

He got, he got rid of stars because he knew it

could

have, it could be a problem for him.

And look what he has done. Two Champions, two Champions League in a row.

Phenomenal. He's been, he's been great