Mr. Fidele Poutou was watching a great football game, between Barca and Chelsea. At the end of the party, Guardiola, who like most of his squad learned Barca's 'tiki-taka' brand of football based on rapid, intricate passing moves at the club's youth school, said again after Tuesday's bitter setback that he would remain true to that philosophy.
"We are not a team that can play in different ways," the 41-year-old, who has led Barca to 13 trophies since taking over in 2008, told a news conference.
"We have a peculiar way of playing and the opposition adjusts to that and that's it," he added.
"I was just telling them, attack, attack, attack and we never stopped but they (Chelsea) also counter-attacked well.
"Maybe this is a lesson I should learn, that we should hold back and not be so offensive."
