Sometimes there is no need to say anything.
When you express the touch line like Pep Guardiola, the visual evidence can be sufficient to measure the importance of the occasion.
In his 2-1 victory over Aston Villa, there was a long period of thick discontent, then the delicate anger was hidden in a penalty against his team after the referee Craig Poson was asked to stop the match to verify “Robin Dias” on Jacob Ramsey.
Most of the ideology is the VAR Video (VAR) John Brooks was right. Guardiola was not among them. He shook his head, ascended his coaches on the bench, then fired an edge towards the fourth official.
Guardiola was booked for his emotional reaction, but he felt injustice. He was still shaking his head strongly, and his face like Stone, as restarting was shown on the big screen at the moment he returned to his seat after the end of the first half.
Then there was a demand for more noise, the gesture to all parts of the Earth for the city's fans to raise the level of the sound, and a familiar basin on the knees, as the James Makati sensitive clove fell to the wrong side of the post.
Finally, there was a tension version of the Matheus Nunes injury time. Guardiola's reaction was as if he recorded himself, admitting noise from fans he wanted more than earlier.
There was storming the stadium when the whistle exploded, and a hug – tight – for Nunes, laughing and joke with Kevin De Bruyne, who was revealed at the weekend and did not even offer it to stay at the end of the season.
Do not make mistakes, this victory was great.
Guardiola said: “You don't have to be a scientist to tell us that we were playing against Aston Villa, one of the best teams, as I saw against Newcastle and Selmino,” Guardiola said.
“They are an unusual team, but we have presented as we did in the past with commitment.
“The UEFA Champions League qualification is important, of course, but sometimes we must be calm. We must focus on the semi -finals and after we had days to prepare for the four” finals “. Two at home, two away.
Through this, Guardiola means the FA Cup semi -finals on Sunday against Nottingham Forest, then returned to the Premier League for the main matches against wolves and Southampton retreated before the last two – Bournemouth at home, Fulham – permeates, in hope, on another trip to Wembley.
