I'm Ex-player, Ex-technical Director, Ex-coach, Ex-manager, Ex-honorary

To Play Well, You Need Good Players, But A Good Player Almost Always Has The Problem Of A Lack Of Efficiency. He Always Wants To Do Things Prettier Than Strictly Necessary.

In Small Space A Player Has To Be Capable Of Acting Quickly. A Good Player Who Needs Too Much Time Can Suddenly Become A Poor Player.

I Always Threw The Ball In, Because Then If I Got The Ball Back, I Was The Only Player Unmarked.

He Deserves Ten Out Of Ten For Doing What He Does. He Is A Sensation, But Still He Can Improve. He Must Know When To Move The Ball On Quickly And When To Try The Impossible Mission. When He Learns This, He Won't Win A Single Golden Ball, But An Entire Collection.

Before I Make A Mistake, I Don't Make That Mistake.