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tactics were never really a big part of it. and but i was It was 4-4-2, for years, unless unless you needed, you were, you know, you go down and you were firing more at the top. Yeah. And there was no philosophy. There's no philosophy the way Barcelona have philosophy or Ajax have philosophy. You know, you don't really have that. So Amron, he will have to be kind of pragmatic. now That's partly why I always kind of wanted Pochettino. I saw Pochettino as a kind of a bridge to this way of playing this kind of more modern style of playing. But, you know, you still need this kind of charismatic man manager figure who can, who can get Rashford to stop. So can, who can get Sancho to start playing or wherever the big money signing is, he can get that player. but in Yeah, basically. And then maybe he might not be a forever manager, a bit like Ancelotti with, um, Ramadilla, I think Pochettino is similar. And that's why I've always, I would die on that hill that Pochettino was the perfect manager for, you know, yeah I agree.