I don't like to have many rules, because it's important the players are responsible. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
You have to know before arriving what that club or that team needs to achieve good results. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
The possibility to come to England and work in the Premier League was a chance I could not miss. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
I do enjoy that tactical challenge but we do that for every game whether it is Barcelona or Leganes. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
I try to speak with all my players because it's my job. I have to try to help them to improve their… — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
Nobody believes in the process, in the project. But that's not only about football. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
That fans feel like participants. That's the ultimate aim of a football team. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
A coach is like a teacher. Our values come from our family, our parents, the people around you. All of us have… — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
You're always looking at it like a manager. My kids are focusing on the boots, the hairstyles, the shirts! But when I… — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
As a head coach, you always have to know you have to take the opportunity and make the most out of the… — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
I understand that you try to change, you change the manager. You try to change the dynamic of everything and you have… — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
With young players, you have to have patience and trust that within the inconsistencies, you have a player in your hands for… — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
What I can say is that, in my opinion, Unai is one of the best coaches in the world, not only in… — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
We try to take care of all the players, to look for what we think is better for them. We try to… — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
I know Pochettino. He played in Spain and then coached at Espanyol. I know his backroom staff also as I was with… — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
I can honestly say my time at Leeds has been an enriching experience, and the human qualities of Victor Orta have been… — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
You have to adapt within games, that's something important in our style of play. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
I think to be a coach is always to have risks but you always have the confidence you will be able to… — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
I prefer to be focused on my training ground, on my players and this way I think I can do my job… — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
The feeling towards football in England is lovely. I'd like to experience that. It's attractive. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
Of course, you always have important things: the way you start goal kicks, scoring things like set-pieces. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
A player can enter subconsciously into a vicious circle from which they cannot escape. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
When I finished at Watford, I didn't know if I'd have another experience in the Premier League. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
The objective is for our fans to feel participants in what we do: that's the ultimate aim of any football team. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
To focus only on the next game is the best mentality for me, for the players and the club. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
I am always going to live with the same naturalness after winning four games in a row and after losing four. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
You have to know how to face every team and be able to adapt to different situations. — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
When I've come up against a player that good, Messi - or even others - it's about facing him as a team.… — Javi Gracia Copy Share Image
As a coach you have to be focused day by day, enjoy every day as if it was the last. I trust in my… — Javi Gracia Copy Share
I prefer not to focus on the stats and numbers because if we see the stats maybe we prefer not to play. I prefer… — Javi Gracia Copy Share
I spend 12 hours a day at the training ground and, apart from speaking to my family on the phone and watching football on… — Javi Gracia Copy Share
I think all the coaches that have done a good job, like Pochettino, are a good influence for the rest of the foreign coaches. — Javi Gracia Copy Share
When I've come up against a player that good, Messi - or even others - it's about facing him as a team. It's about… — Javi Gracia Copy Share
You're always looking at it like a manager. My kids are focusing on the boots, the hairstyles, the shirts! But when I watch football,… — Javi Gracia Copy Share
I think to be a coach is always to have risks but you always have the confidence you will be able to do it… — Javi Gracia Copy Share
Everyone sees football their way and they're all valid. My kids look at the colours of the boots; my wife looks at their haircuts.… — Javi Gracia Copy Share
As a head coach, you always have to know you have to take the opportunity and make the most out of the players, and… — Javi Gracia Copy Share
