He's got it stuck on his wall at home.
[LAUGHS]
Yeah, I have it at home in my bedroom.
Every day I wake up, I see.
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We are back with Nissan.
And I'm super excited about today's shoot.
I'm going to be sitting down and talking
to some of Manchester City's top performers,
Bernardo Silva, Kyle Walker, and John Stones.
So we're going to be chatting to them about their season so far.
And we're also going to be hitting them
with a few questions about the man behind it all,
Pep Guardiola.
Guys, great to see you.
I feel like you're all in a mood today.
What's happened in training?
We all lost.
We were all on the same team.
And we lost.
Because Bernardo forgot the offside rule.
And so--
Yeah.
That's why we lost.
I'd love to know what's kind of been the main factor
this season, do you feel like?
I think the mentality over the past few years.
And we've just tried to carry that on and build
on what we did last season.
We want to be one of the best teams ever on the Premier
League.
So if we want to do that, we need to keep winning titles.
How would you kind of sum up Pep's management style?
I feel that he's educated me to play in a certain way
and to use my strengths in the right way that I need to.
You can't question his tactics or what
he's achieved in the game and the knowledge and the plays
that he's worked with.
You need to push hard.
You need to be good if you want to have minutes in this team.
We're got to mix things up a little bit now.
So as part of our Be More Pep campaign with Nissan
at the moment, which is all about getting
to know the boss a bit better, we
thought we'd put together a quiz.
So are you lot ready for this?
Bernardo will answer all these.
Yeah.
I was studying last night just to do well to impress the boss.
But the first one is, who was Pep's idol growing up?
Was it Cruyff, Maradona, or Pele?
Cruyff.
Very good, Bernardo.
So we actually filmed the answers with Pep already.
So take a look at this.
One of my inspirations as a manager
was absolutely Johan Cruyff.
Even John knew this one.
At what age did Pep retire from his playing career?
31, 35, or 38?
35.
I'll go with that.
The age of my retired was 35.
He's got it, 35.
Wow.
Bernardo!
Do you guys pride on kind of beating that record?
Walks will be 50.
What did you mean?
Well, I'm 32 this year.
So I hope to be playing for another more than over three
years.
But I think players, nowadays they play a little bit longer,
right?
For god's sake, are you serious, Bernard?
No, no, no.
It's true.
You''re going to love this one.
After the Aston Villa game earlier this season,
which you won, 2-1, who did Pep claim
was the best player in the league?
Kevin De Bryune, Bernardo Silva, or Ruben Dias?
It's got to be Bernardo Silva.
The Player of the Year was Bernardo Silva.
Of course, correct, Bernardo Silva.
Bernardo knows it.
He's got it stuck on the wall at home.
Yeah, I have it at home in my bedroom.
Every day-- every day I wake up, I see.
What do you think, Kyle, do you all agree with that?
Bernardo and some of the other boys that are in our squad
are world, world, world class players for me.
And I think they're all incredible.
In terms of titles, was Pep more successful as a player
or a manager?
He played at a great club.
But as a manager, I think it speaks for itself.
So I would have to say probably better as a manager.
I think I won more trophies as a manager.
Actually really close, 28 trophies
as a player, 31 as a manager.
Ah, it's close.
It's close, OK.
And out of you three, who do you feel
like would be the best manager?
I'd say me, definitely.
Could you imagine Bernardo coming into the dressing room--
And trying to hold it just--
--and shouting at everyone?
Yeah.
I'd be a good assistant I think.
In 2005, which English Club invited Pep for a week's trial,
only for it to never actually materialize?
Was it Manchester United, Chelsea, or Man City?
I think Man City is not-- because otherwise we
would know.
United, no.
Chelsea-- it's Chelsea for sure now, I think.
I had to try it, yeah, as a football
player in Manchester City.
But they were smart.
I was not good enough to play in that period in Man City.
We never heard about it.
Obviously we're here with Nissan today.
So we've got a car-related question.
What Nissan electric car does Pep drive?
Is it the Leaf, the Ariya, or the e-NV200 Combi?
Leafy.
I drive a Nissan Leaf.
But soon I hope I would drive a Nissan Ariya
Boys, thank you so much for your time.
We really appreciate that.
And thanks for taking part in the quiz.
Well done, boys.
So long, guys.
Cheers, guys.
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