Pep Guardiola thinks he is ‘not good enough’. Does he have a point?
This admission that he is “not good enough” should be seen first and foremost as a device deployed by a manager who needs to protect his players now more than ever. But the difficulty with casually passing it off that way is that in highlighting his own failings, Guardiola has a point.
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