Enrique is one hell of a coach, getting things with the PSG side to this stage of becoming champions of Europe but what seems to amaze me is the manager Enrique saying that among all the teams they played against in the champions league, that the hardest team are Liverpool and Aston Villa, that they are better than Arsenal who battled them in the semi finals, that the Gunners are not better and not even difficult, how true is that? To me it shows that the road to winning the champions league was easy for Enrique and his boys.
While Enrique's comments may be very simple for some, they are certainly not simple for Arsenal. There is certainly a possibility of a reaction to the words. With such comments, he may be raising the image of his team even higher, or he is trying to play a mental game. Some think that his comments will bring the front line to the table because he wants to do it intentionally. If we take this matter positively, then it can be thought that since PSG have lost to good teams, they will definitely do well there. His comments can also be called inspiration for the team. After all coaches usually do not say anything directly through their words but indirectly those words have a different meaning.
I can agree to this but I believe he that's Enrique might have said that to make his team feel good for becoming the champions which we all know isn't easy and it can also be words of payback just like what Arteta said when the Gunners played at Paris that his team which is Arsenal are better side in that encounter than PSG who won the game, it maybe be the pay back I said that on one of my post. If we take a good look at Arsenal, they caused a big upset (as far as I'm concerned) when they lost to PSG in the second leg, the game would have been in their favor if they had scored like 2 goals at half time but the chances went begging, that's why Arsenal need something special in that team to make opposition feel the pains they are always feeling every season.