00:00Before we start, his assist and the space that he created by making those two steps that you're
00:06going to see to make sure that the left back is going to believe that he's going to go in
00:10behind
00:10and then he's going to have the space to be able to cook him. As I always say, you're going
00:15to see
00:16it. If you're ready slowly, here, he knows now the left back is going to come to him and he
00:21won't be
00:21able to get that ball in his feet. So he goes pretending to make a run in behind. So now
00:24he
00:24wants it in his feet. Now space created. You're in trouble. There's no way you can stop him. Now
00:31he's coming back. Now you have to stay. You have to stop. You can't show him inside. You know,
00:36you're almost dead. So you show him outside. Okay. So he goes on outside and then he does
00:41what we all saw. He's going to pretend that he's going to do the Rabona.
00:47Take it for the outside on the other side of his foot, which was more difficult, by the way,
00:50because he touches it with the outside of his foot. When he faints, making the Rabona here,
00:56here now, when he fakes making it, like it's, I don't know. I don't know how he thought about
01:01doing that one. Because usually when you do that, you pretend to do the Rabona. You let the ball
01:07run. And then, and then, and here he touches it and he wants to retouch it after here. Now he's
01:13going to want to retouch it again, which is give the chance of to the defender to get the ball.
01:20He gets the ball back. You know, I've seen players before doing it in a different way,
01:26putting their foot by the ball, letting the ball run. Then you believe they're going to cross the
01:29ball. So I go by the byline and I close the ball. But this guy invented something else again. It
01:35didn't come clean at the towards the end, but the movement at the beginning to create that space
01:40was clean. After being able to do the faking, making the Rabona, then passing that ball to
01:48Anthony Gordon was once again also clean. This guy is, is, is different. Like Diego Simone earlier
01:56talked about how they are, how they are as a team. But this guy definitely is, is, I don't know
02:01what,
02:01what to say anymore. So what does he do? How does he do it? Can you teach me how to
02:04do that?
02:05Because that, well, it's very difficult. Yeah, if we had the ball, it would have been better.
02:08It would have been funny actually. Yeah. But so you need to pretend that you're going to do it,
02:14which by lifting your arm, people are always going to believe that you're going to cross the ball
02:18because you got that gesture. So it looks like he might, but it touches it. That's why you see
02:25the defender put his leg in the air. So what you do, you let the ball run. And then once
02:31you go,
02:31you really pretend to go. Really? Yeah. Okay. And then, and then you go, but then,
02:37you know, for him, it looks like it's a knee, it's an easy one. I mean, the, the amount of
02:41skills we've
02:42seen today and what he did, unfortunately for him, I'm sure he's a perfectionist. The defender
02:48touch it, but it doesn't really matter. He did everything today. That outside of his foot,
02:53two assists. Yes, he missed a goal, uh, on the night, but he could have scored, but the way he
03:00plays, you have, you have players, look, Jamie, sorry to cut you, but you have players that at one
03:06point reaches a level. It's not anymore about what they win. It's not anymore about what they do is
03:12the, the happiness that he gives to people, the way he plays the game is different. What it, what,
03:18what it, you know, what it does generate, how it, what it transmits, how it transcends people,
03:23how he inspire people. He's still young, but this is the type of guy when, you know, you're at home
03:28or wherever you are, you're going to go and watch him. And that, that's massive statement because the
03:33way Barcelona is playing at the moment, you go home and watch Barcelona, but technically you go home and watch.
