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Published 10:04 20 Nov 2015 GMT

"Sometimes people have this impression that you can go there [to MLS] and it will be easy – people from the outside.
"The players will tell you – and I think Steven has spoken about it openly – it’s quite difficult.
"The Premier League is probably the fastest in the world but the pace [in MLS] is faster than you realise.
"There are a lot of different issues so I think both of them will come back next year and be more prepared and make a much bigger impact."
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