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Published 18:32 18 Dec 2015 GMT
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"This obsession with players who are not at the club is something that I find very difficult to get used to. Maybe I'm a traditionalist who believes that you can improve players that you have," he added.
"It's something I don't like about modern football at all. Forget Valencia, this can be the Premier League, it can be the French league, Bundesliga, La Liga.
"From my point of view the biggest focus should be on the players who are here...we should be proud of the players that we have, the talent that's in the squad, and make those players the best they possibly can be."
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