Lionel Messi says that it must be other people that judges him on whether or not he is the best in the world. The He attributes his successful 2010-11 season to not having any major injuries. It breaks your game-flow when you get injuries all the time and I’ve noticed he didn’t look as fatigued as one might have feared after the Fifa World Cup 2010.
Lionel Messi believes that Pep Guardiola is a brilliant manager. The coach motivates the group like no-one else has done. The Spaniard knows what to say to make them go out on the pitch and give it their best. His tactical abilities are great, and he finds the strengthens and weaknesses in every opponent and gives the players good information on them every time. He also makes training fun, though still on a serious level. And is a club legend and they all respect him as a coach and as a dedicated club person who always has time for the youth.
Personal honours are great and Lionel Messi sees them as a bonus. The most important thing is winning trophies with FC Barcelona, his current club. The Argentine believes that they have a great team and without his teammates none of his success would have been possible. His teammates make him a better player, so whenever he wins a personal award they are the first ones that come to mind.
Barcelona have won more than eight honours in three years. So likewise he is happy there. And the club and fans are happy that he’s at the club.
In conclusion, you compete in sport because you want to be the best. And the proof in being the best is in the amount of honours you win. I think a lot of kids around the world say that they want to be the best in the world, but it’s only very few who make it.
He said it himself when he was young, so receiving all the prizes shows that everything he’s worked for his whole life was worth it.
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