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Good to see you.

Two big wins following the international break.

You must feel in a good place heading into Sunday.

Two very important wins, very good feeling about the games as well.

Preparing for a big match for Sunday.

M. White, Akai Saka and Martin Odegaard missed the trip to Spain in midweek.

Have they got any chance of featuring on Sunday?

If there is a chance,

it will be after tomorrow's session,

because they haven't done anything yet.

We will have more information tomorrow.

Just to check, Mikael Marino and Victor Jokrej picked up head injuries on Tuesday,

are they absolutely fine?

Yes, they are fine.

They will be available.

Will you have a new substitute on Tuesday?

Can we expect him to come straight back into the starting level on Sunday?

Let's see, obviously he's been carrying an injury,

he's done really well to be available for the last match,

and he's really pushing it,

so we'll decide tomorrow is the best start.

Today the club announced a number of changes at boardroom level,

Will that have any impact on what you do here on a day-to-day basis?

No, there have been quite a lot of changes since I arrived at the club.

First of all, obviously, Tim is leaving

and I would like to say a few words because he's been someone that I really enjoy working with.

I think he has a tremendous contribution for everything that we've done over the last few years.

Then on Rich, congratulations, obviously,

because it's a massive role to be the CEO of this football club

and then welcome to the new members of the board.

Hopefully they're going to make us better and help us and bring ideas and support and make this club much better.

It's ultimately a stance on Jo's decision.

They've been incredibly supportive, so we move on again.

Finally for me, it's still very early in the season,

but just how significant is this match in terms of the title race,

in terms of staying close to Liverpool and potentially building a gap to Manchester City?

It's about winning again and creating another good moment for us,

consistency, competing against one of the best teams in the world,

and good test for us to see our level as well.

Go to Nip from PLP.

Hi.

You know Mbgo Levanapuri better than all of us in this room.

How demanding do you think it's been for Pep to be at this level for so many years,

to be achieving what he achieved in so many countries?

And also, how much do you think he evolved as coaching and management in the last few years?

Well, yeah, the demands that he puts on himself,

the standards that he requires for everybody around him,

his will to win, to evolve, to improve.

You look around him, he wants to surrender about the best people.

For me, he's by far the best coach in the world,

I always said it, I have the pleasure to work with him and win a lot with him next to him.

So, yeah, it's always great to see him back.

Nolimand Dwecki, when you look at him in the summer,

what made you decide to recruit him from Chelsea,

and how do you think you and your coaching staff are getting such a wonderful version of him?

Yeah, well, because I was sure that he was a player with a talent

and quality that we didn't have in the squad,

a player with a level of threat and unpredictability that he was going to make us better.

The moment I picked up the phone,

I spoke to him and his dad and his agent,

the three of them gave me the impression that they were really willing to come,

that they saw something special here they wanted to be part of.

And then, yeah, you have to come here

and slowly start to get to know him and he needs to start to get to understand the team.

But I think so far the impact is having the team.

It's very, very positive.

And Martin, so we mainly how pleased are you with the way he settled here?

How would you describe the balance that Phil gives you and the partnership with Declan Royce as well?

Yes, another one that obviously coming from abroad is always very tricky,

especially with the man in this league and in that particular position

because you have so much responsibility in that role and you have to be aware of everything that we do.

That's such an intelligent boy.

A lot of presence, a lot of quality and a lot of courage to play football.

No goals conceded from open play

and Christian Mascara has been a key part of a young player coming in at summer signing.

Why do you think he has been so solid this season?

Well, first of all, because he's very good.

And I think credit to the scouting department,

Andrea, that they presented the opportunity to have him.

Again, no coincidence as a boy,

you know, someone extremely focused,

very determined, very clear that he wanted to come here and he wanted to come here to play and in his place.

I think what he's doing in that position so early, very impressive.

Just on why Saka and Odegaard set the decision after tomorrow's session,

have they trained already?

Or would that be their first session?

Because everything has been modified so far for him

and still a few things to clear and tomorrow we'll have more information whether they are part of the score,

or they have a chance to be part of the score or not.

You've spoken about the evolution of football and how the style is changing.

There are a lot more teams going more direct.

Are you expecting a different type of game than usual against Manchester City on Sunday?

There will be moments that has been in the past as well,

in the last few years,

and obviously they have certain different qualities,

especially in the back line,

and since they recruited Erling as well,

they always modified a few things because of the quality of individual, which is normal.

There is a tendency in football,

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especially because there is a tendency in the way teams are defending that has certain implications to how teams react to that.

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Ian, how are you?

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Good, thank you.

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Talking about the evolution of football,

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it used to be seeing if you were on the subscatch

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that maybe you'd done something wrong and the manager didn't like you.

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We saw in mid-week your substitutes you brought on,

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one year in the Champions League.

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So, explain to me how the evolution has happened in terms of subs and how important they are to you this season.

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If you look historically, the top teams,

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the team that has won a lot,

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the impact that the finisher had has always been really, really high.

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You need that quality nowadays to unlock games and to do it consistently every three days.

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It's even harder, more difficult.

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That's what you need.

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We are very lucky because we have players that can make that impact.

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They certainly did that the other day and now we need consistency on that.

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So when you name the team and you name themselves,

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do you go up to them and say,

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listen, don't take it as being anything bad on the bench because I'm going to need you this afternoon?

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We already had a discussion in pre-season about the roles

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and responsibilities and about the implication of each of the roles in relation to the game,

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the scenario, the schedule, a lot of factors,

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but the quality and the delivery and intensity and will that you have to put every minute for this football club,

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that's unquestionable whether you are a starter or not.

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You've had to rebuild this football club and you've been here five years.

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Is Pep having to rebuild Man City after all their successes?

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Do you think he's anywhere near that now?

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I don't know.

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That's a question for him,

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but obviously what he's already done in this league is unprecedented.

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The level that he's put the standards in the league,

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in my opinion, unprecedented.

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And maintaining those levels for 10 years is already something incredible and the demands are there for him.

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And he wants to carry on because he certainly believes that he can do it again.

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History beckons for you tomorrow.

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No Premier League manager has gone five games in a row unbeaten against Man City,

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so I've got tomorrow or Sunday.

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If you do it, all hail Mikel Artes.

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The preparation of the game will be to win it, that's for sure.

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Thanks for Josh.

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Arsenal's suicide prevention service will be open for the first time at the game on the weekend.

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Can you talk to us about how important it is to be open about mental health struggles

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and also about what Arsenal's role is in that?

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Well, first of all, very proud that the club again takes the initiative

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and take a serious problem that is out there in our society

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and get practical solutions

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and create a safe space as well for our supporters to be able to raise their hands and say,

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listen, I need help and this is the space to do it.

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I think it's incredible and hopefully more people can do the same because there's a big need for that.

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Simon from Stephen Slavik.

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Hi Mikko, a few people were in the news about Tim's analysis this morning.

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Was it a surprise to you how much you were aware of these changes coming in?

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Well, I was aware in certain moments and I had various discussions with Josh especially and as well with Tim.

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It's not the first time that it's happened since I've been here.

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And again, incredible gratitude towards Tim,

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what is done for the football club,

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the football club, what is done for the team,

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for myself personally as well.

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Everybody is in different phases of their lives and requires different things.

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That's it, we move on.

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I think Sikors will see a big change like this and wonder what comes next and what the future looks like.

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What is your message there?

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Wonderful future.

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That's the only thing that I invite.

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He's so positive about it and every time.

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I speak to Stan and George and how willing they are,

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the projection that they have,

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the vision they have for the football club,

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the people that we have around it.

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There's no question that there are big things ahead.

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Tom Fibloni?

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Michael, you mentioned it's not the first time it's happened to you,

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some of us were trying to list the amount of executive changes that happened.

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We've come up with a list with the late Sir Chips Keswick,

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of course, Francis Kajigauer, Raul Sanjeri,

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Ken Fryer, who stepped down Husqvar,

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Ivan Kateshin, Edu Gaspar, Jason Ato and of course now Tim Lewis.

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What's it like as a manager having to go through that amount of change in just five years?

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Well, it was my first managerial job,

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so I don't know if that's a lot or very little.

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This experience that I had,

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I can say that I've been very lucky to work with some wonderful people that I have learned so much from them.

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It's sad because we spent so much time together and you name very important people

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that have been a big part of the football club of my life as well personally,

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because you get really attached to them emotionally as well and their families.

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You have to move on,

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maintain that personal relationship for sure,

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and then people are going to do various jobs,

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some of them being very successful in other places,

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and wish them all the best.

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Just to bring it back to the football as well,

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you spoke before about the emotion of using Mikael Marino for his goals,

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that he scored for Spain and one of the reasons why you started him in the game,

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and he's not in the forest.

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With how Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossop performed in midweek,

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does that now come into your thinking about harnessing that confidence they got from that game Yes, it does.

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It certainly does.

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Because when players are in that state,

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I think they have to be used and they have to be recognised.

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But there are a lot of players obviously that are in a really good moment,

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performing really well.

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And that's what we want.

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Whenever we need them, I'm sure that they're going to be at the best.

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James, CBS?

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I'd like to ask you a little bit about Erling Haaland.

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11 versus 11 at least.

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Your defenders have done a really good job of restricting that supply.

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I think it's two shots on target in the last four games.

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What has your team got right taking on Harland?

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There are a lot of things that you have to get right.

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It's a player that doesn't need much space,

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much time or situation to generate big chances,

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especially when he's in and around the box.

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But preventing the source sometimes is the best thing to do it,

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and we have to do it again.

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You've allowed two open play shots on target in the last four games.

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It's been a real hunkering down since the United game.

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Do you feel like this level of defensive quality in Cheterno now,

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is that the benchmark or is that beyond what you were expecting?

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Well, it's certainly what we are doing today

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and what we have to do on Sunday and the following games

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and there are still a lot of things that we can improve.

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We know that, we are very aware of it,

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but it's a very big foundation to achieve what we want.

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Last two of the slides.

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Hi, Miguel.

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On Tuesday night, lots of people picked up on a clip of you screaming at Eze to come out to the touchline,

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and really hug the touchline in that Cat Fury,

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going into the central areas.

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Is that how you used to envisage Eze playing here,

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much more on the touchline winger than someone coming inside that maybe we've been used to when he was at Crystal Palace?

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Sorry, can you repeat the question?

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Just on Eze on Tuesday night,

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there was a clip doing the rounds on Social Media where

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you were spotted really calling him to get to the touchline and stay tight to the touchline.

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Okay.

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To move inside.

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Is that your vision for Eze,

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more of a touchline winger than someone coming inside?

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No, depending on what the position does.

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It's one space or another.

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It's never the same because the space

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and the difficulty for the opponent will be in different things in relation to what they want

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and what we want to accomplish with that.

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Does this depend on the full-back he's got behind him at times as well?

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Can a few lights come inside?

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In Capier, who we know looks like he's more of an overlapping full-back?

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Yeah, where that nine is defending,

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especially if it's our left or right side,

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the behaviour of that winger when the ball is on the opposite side,

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attacking midfielder, especially if he's higher or deeper,

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it's quite a lot of things to consider before we make that decision.

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Phil from PA.

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Hi, Mikel.

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Myles Lewis's celebration of this fixture obviously attracted quite a few headlines last season.

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Were your players free to celebrate as they wished on Sunday or were you saying to them,

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you know, brain it in?

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Well, that was done, that's it, that's part of it.

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a lot of celebration and non-celebration with the past from a lot of teams.

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And that's it.

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We don't.

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And that every experience is to learn as well.

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And we certainly learn from that one.

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And just in terms of City, obviously they've lost twice.

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Two of their four fixtures so far.

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They had their troubles last season.

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Do you think that they are proper contenders this year?

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Or do you think it's going to take them maybe one or two?

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I think so, without a doubt.

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I mean, knowing really well Pep and the demands that he's going to put there,

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the mentality that they have in that football club,

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the squad and the players that they have,

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they're going to be there for sure.

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