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VIDEO: 'You are here?!' - Pep Guardiola savagely mocks Jack Grealish as 'brainy' Man City star surpasses expectations in unique 'clap' knockout pre-season training drill

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  • Guardiola leads Man City training drill
  • Grealish shocks manager by avoiding knockout
  • Winger calls himself 'brainy' for surviving
  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    The City boss put his players' reflexes to the test by having them clap every time he bounced a ball off off the ground. If they clapped when he faked the bounce, they were eliminated. Grealish seemed to exceed the coach's expectations, though, by staying in the game for a few rounds.

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  • WHAT GUARDIOLA SAID TO GREALISH

    Jack, you are here?!" Guardiola said with some surprise after many of his team-mates had been eliminated.

    "Brainy," Grealish responds.

    "I didn't expect [that]!" Guardiola then quips at the winger's expense.

    In the next round, however, a disappointed Grealish trudged off as he was knocked out after clapping when Guardiola didn't bounce the ball.

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    WHAT NEXT FOR MAN CITY?

    The Premier League champions will continue their pre-season tour of the United States with a match against AC Milan later this week, which will be followed by meetings with Guardiola's former side Barcelona and then Chelsea.