Pep's teams are the image of him: intense, driven, controlling and, yes, prone to explode.
A Pep team is almost unassailable when things are going according to plan. His philosophy of football, difficult as it is to execute, is something to be admired when its being implemented well.
When things are not going to plan Pep has a tendency to blow up though and his teams are the same. You have to remember this is the man who had to take a sabbatical after the way Jose got into his head back at Barca. He's like a finely tuned instrument. Pluck the string the wrong way and it just goes. His teams reflect that. Its tough to knock them off their stride but if you can they'll be wobbly for a bit before they find their feet.
The best sides can capitalise on that. I think that's why Pep's sides have this odd tendency to give up goals over short spaces of time. Its like a big machine going down. It needs time to rev up again. In that 10-15 minutes you can do a lot of damage if you have world class players (or Will Grigg!
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