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Pep Guardiola on how he is currently feeling during the run-in: “The process between games, I’m more calm than last season. Last season was 24 hours thinking about what happens if we won't qualify for the #UCL. I felt that a lot. "I can imagine when a team is not relegated, this kind of stuff, it changes clubs, the players, financially you can't do investment for good players. At the end, it's the reason why the team has success, because they have good players. "But this season, we won the Carabao Cup, Final of the FA Cup again, still fighting against this Arsenal. So what can I say? It's really good. I'd love to go through in the Champions League, but the level is higher and it'll be good learnings for me for the next season..." [via @HaytersTV]

Pep Guardiola on what makes #ManCity so good: “The player care department, for example. I don't know if it exists in other clubs, this department is unbelievable. You need something for the family, send flowers to your mum, whatever, always they can help, we do that. "The food is exceptional, cooks are top. My CEO, my chairman, in the day of the game, they're there, supporting all the time. It's a big club, but it’s a family. "After that, there are disappointments, especially play [time]. But the only I say to the club, ‘Try the players to be disappointed because they don't play, not for the rest’. The rest, no one can complain. No one. They don't complain. If they're unhappy because they don't play, that’s normal, understandable, it's impossible. Talking here, talking to your wife, girlfriends, what they need in their personal lives, families when they come, how they care when family is here, mothers and fathers, aunts or whoever, how everything is sorted - there’s much more. "Another one: in Covid time. How many all around the world, in clubs, how many people were fired? Here, not even once. The same salary, no reduction. The same. In the toughest moment in our lives, always there, not even once in that building and the other was out - the same. "Many examples. It's really, really good. Extraordinary club..." [via @HaytersTV]