@mohammed_oden لا حول ولا قوة الا بالله قدر الله وما شاء فعل الله يشفيها ويعافيها ويرجعها احسن من قبل بأذن الله
هذا ابتلاء من رب العباد اللهم اسألك ان تصبر ان شاءالله ما هو الا تكفير لذنوبها يارب واسالك يا الله انك تشفيها شفاء وترزقها الصحه والعافيه وطول العمر
Pep Guardiola did not "ruin" Jack Grealish. Pep Guardiola ruined the public perception of Jack Grealish. Pep Guardiola compromoised Grealish's image for winning.
A good compromise.
People saw Aston Villa Jack Grealish as this intelligent, bold, creative mastermind, who was able to sufficiently produce top-level creative output, and beat his man effortlessly.
What Pep Guardiola saw Jack Grealish as was this progressive, ball retaining monster, and decided to utilise him as such. In the process, his creativity was not lessened, but rather going from an output player, he went to a pass-before-the-assist type player.
He creates not directly, but opening up space, drawing defenders next to him, and yes, he passes back a lot, but not only does he give you immense control by doing this - he also has attracted 2-3 players beside him, allowing others to compensate for his output.
The public eye will not like him. The public eye will think he is "washed", or that Guardiola ruined him, but Guardiola has utilised him in a different manner.
The manner that is key to control. The key to discipline.