Capello: Guardiola and "tiki taka" one of three important spherical stations in the history of Europe

Fabio Capello considered, coach of Russia's football, the Spaniard Pep Guardiola, the current coach of Bayern Munich, and the former coach of Barcelona, is one of the important training stations in the history of modern football continent of Europe.

Capello Explained during his participation in the Dubai International Sports Conference today, in the presence of Guardiola, the Italian Antonio Conte coach Juventus, the training history of modern football in the continent of Europe over the three main stations have had a greater impact on the technical level on the continent.

He said: Europe passed three important stations in the modern history of football, the first of them at the beginning of the seventies with the application of the new amendments - currently used on the Law of offside, and the consequent change for many of the offensive plans, and the second phase coincided with my leading to AC Milan team at the beginning of the nineties to succeed Arrigo Sacchi, and boom achieved by the team and winning many championships, continental and local time.

He added: The third phase kicked off when Guardiola took over Barcelona team, and the boom that accompanied this team and the distinguished way in which he imposed on all known as "Tiki Taka" and had an impact on the whole of Europe.

Capello confirmed that the period is noted that all of these stations lasted nearly 20 years, referring to the recent era are still continuing even now.

In response to inquiries about the amendments which are hoped to be entered football, he said that the "time-out" during the events of the game, particularly in the second half, has become an urgent demand, especially when the warm atmosphere, add to it is an opportunity to correct technical errors, and give players the quick comfort, instead of what is happening currently wasting time, pointing out that this timeout may not exceed one minute, which is less than the time lost in most of the games currently. 

It is known that FIFA had agreed to apply the time-out in some of the World Cup in Brazil in 2014 in the event of increased temperature at 32 degrees Celsius.