Josep Guardiola

Even the clinically obsessed Marca, while whining a bit about the  referee, admitted that Barcelona had been "too MOUch for Madrid."  Roberto Gómez described it as "intolerable", the "most ridiculous thing  this century" - and he wasn't talking about one of his 'articles'. He  was talking about Madrid. But it wasn't just about Madrid; it was about  Barcelona producing what Santi Segurola described as "a symphony" – one  of the most extraordinary displays anyone could remember AS declared  Barcelona "still miles ahead of Madrid". Inside, Santi Giménez – who  should probably seek medical advice – was having a "blue and red  orgasm". Prompted by Xavi's claim that beating Madrid was like a spot of  carnal bliss, both Sport and El Mundo Deportivo followed suit, leaping  from the Dream Team to the Wet Dream Team. Barcelona, they declared, are  the "Orgasm Team".

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"And then there is the leader, the organizer, the man with the vision. He was the captain of Cruyff's Dream Team, he was the Dutchman's recommendation to take over from Rijkaard, and he is also probably his best friend. Pep Guardiola, a product of the system, is everything that is Barcelona. He has only been in management at this level for over a year but has done the whole shebang--he has not only had the cake, but eaten the whole thing in one sitting. If Jose Mourinho is the “Special one”, then Pep Guardiola is his God."
Guardiola recently said: "For me, it all makes sense, the effort, the work, the planning, the concentration and the discipline, if you do it for the people. The manner in which we play is a demonstration of the respect we have for the people who pay for a ticket or pay money to watch matches on television. It is a philosophy of football, win or lose. I want us to show what kind of football we believe in."

“I’m a footballing romantic just like Cruyff. We like football that  is attractive, attacking and easy on the eye. When you win playing like  this it’s twice as satisfying…. I’ve always played attacking football:  my footballing ideals are very clear and well-defined. I’ve grown up at  Barcelona with that style and that’s the one I like. I think it’s good  to win like that, by taking the initiative right from the off.”
-Xavi