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Guardiola manages City games via 'video games' Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is recovering from back surgery at home but it hasn't dampened his passion for work and football so he has decided to support his team at home train by watching his games on TV. Manchester City have announced that Argentinian Juanma Lillo, Pep Guardiola's assistant, will coach the side to allow the Spanish coach to recover and be fully fit to once again lead the team on the pitch. Pep disagreed as he refused to relax at home and get treatment without working, coordinate with his assistant Lilo and agree with him to lead the team by watching him on TV and told him what to do on the field. Pep is expected to be without Manchester City supervisor Pep Guardiola is improving from lower back surgical treatment at domestic however it hasn't dampened his ardour for him that the international break will span a two-week period following Fulham's game , so that team games are set. pending. Long shot • Juanma Lillo told City's pre-match press conference that Pep Guardiola would contact him during the game against Sheffield United, who are currently studying at home. Lilo added: “Pep told us that the operation was successful and that she was doing better, but she needed some time to recover and recover.” Juanma continues: “For me, Guardiola is a special person, not only on a football level, but also on a personal level. He is very important in my life In Pep's game, Lilo said: "Yes, Guardiola will be the one who decides." During the game he will contact me by phone and what he says will happen immediately on the pitch. City's assistant manager said Guardiola would not give any instructions to the players in the dressing room before the game and would leave that task to him, who would only technically direct the game, choosing the squad and substitutions during the game. Managing his team through television is similar to e-football through gaming platforms, with the difference that the Spanish coach doesn't have an electronic control arm and manages the team over the phone.