That is such a Pep answer, I feel like.
I don't know.
Only you would say that answer.
I don't know, is Pep answer, it is my answer, so I don't know.
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So I'm back in Manchester with Nissan,
at the Man City Academy.
And we're going to meet the man himself Pep Guardiola,
to ask him some of your questions.
Come on.
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So Pep, last time I spoke to you,
you was driving an electric car?
Yeah.
Yeah, uh-huh.
It was good driving though, decent driving.
No.
Tried to don't crash, that's all.
Oh my god.
Boom, I crash.
I'm sweating.
As part of the Be More Pep campaign that we're doing,
Nissan, we asked the BR football audience
to send in some questions that they'd love for you to answer.
Good.
Let's start with a big one.
What made you fall in love with football?
This is from @Alex.
The pleasure to play.
I was born in little, little, little, little town,
in España.
Except the time to sleep
and to eat, the rest, in and around the street, and play,
play, play.
Wow.
It was easy then.
Easier than now.
Do you kind of still see the streets
that you used to play football in?
No, definitely not.
No?
OK.
It was no traffic lights in that period.
Yeah, it was street all the time.
So they are completely different world.
Let's go to @BenFrost.
He says, Pep, what music do you listen
to when you're in your car?
I drive my Nissan Leaf from my home to the work.
We're home, my daughter always help
me to adapt the new musics.
And yeah, I listen all type of music.
You know, the one French one, Catalan music, from my country.
Maybe Noel Gallagher, a friend of mine.
I like Elton John.
I like, you know, many of these type of singers.
Let's go to @NickLaw59.
He says, what is Pep's favorite meal to celebrate a big win?
A good glass of wine.
Yeah, definitely.
(LAUGHS) Red or white?
Red.
Yeah.
OK.
Have you got a specific?
No, no, no, I'm not sommelier.
So I'm not.
But I like many, many wines.
So I like after the game to drink
a good glass of wine, yeah.
Yeah.
Oh, amazing.
That is such a Pep answer, I feel like.
Really?
Only you would say that answer, yeah.
I don't know it's Pep answer, it is my answer, so I don't know.
We've got a question from @intellectual on Instagram.
He says, what is your pre-match routine?
I have routine.
I call my family before the game.
Right.
Yeah, some routines, they made me feel good for myself,
you know?
So you're not one of those people,
that I know some people will put their sock on on the right foot
first, before the left?
No.
I have routine only with the same clothes.
And I'm pretty sure that don't make you feel win or lose.
Right.
At the end, it's the players.
But it's a routine that I like to do.
Yeah, I wake up in the morning, go to the bathroom.
You know?
And you dress.
And your routine, your same every day,
is the same day of the game.
Let's go to @JtrustLove.
He says, I want to know what time does
Pep wake up in the morning?
Because apparently, there's a rumor
that you wake up super early.
And you're always riding your bike.
Yeah, when the weather is--
I have a nice bike, yeah.
When the weather is decent.
Once a year?
Once a year.
Yeah.
I take the bike and just yeah, 15 minutes, 20 minutes
road from where I live.
So it's yeah, quite comfortable.
And I wake up at 8:00, 8:30.
Let's go to you @ForBreeze, who says five essential qualities
that a midfielder must have?
A good midfield player is the guy who
especially holding midfielder.
The guy who thinks what the team needs more than you need.
So the holding midfield has to have
to think about what happened.
Of course, when the player, he'll be more attacking.
You have to be this quality, with the special, have too,
a sense to play in small pockets and a sense of creativity.
But to aid in modern football, you do well defensively,
run a lot, and good finishing.
That all sounds great answers.
@neens says, what do you do to relax away from football?
We know you love golf, but is there anything else?
Play golf help me a lot too.
It's maybe the few things, or the only thing
I can disconnect really.
Wow.
To my job.
You know, you are so, so addictive and so focused
what you have to do.
Then, you know, you are there.
But always, one, something in your brain
will bring you what you have to do.
Golf is completely different.
When you are there, you are out of your world.
And that's helped me a lot.
@Jonah says what advice would you
give to young aspiring managers that are out there?
Do what they believe.
What they don't make copy paste.
Don't try to imitate the other ones.
Try to be themselves.
Work hard, in terms of try to discover the secrets
of the game and be themselves.