Pep is a bit like a very expensive firework. It burns incredibly bright, it dazzles and entertains like no other. But once it has gone out, it has gone out. Sadly he just looks burned out at the moment.He might not be given the choice if the men at the very top are reading his body language and general demeanour. A blind man on a galloping horse can see that Pep looks jaded, tired and frustrated. If / when his mojo returns, I'm certain our players will respond immediately and kick things up a few gears on the pitch. A mojo-less Pep is useless to our great Club.
Brendan out ?.... 2 down at home to West Ham. They might turn it round and make me look a cûnt though.Could Rogers be an option here if Pep goes in the season?
Leicester are 9 from 9 and look like they could finish above us.
I don’t think he looks jaded or tired... but I agree that he looks frustrated. In fact he looks utterly bemused and angry at how supposedly very good footballers can somehow look like they’ve never had a football at their feet before.He might not be given the choice if the men at the very top are reading his body language and general demeanour. A blind man on a galloping horse can see that Pep looks jaded, tired and frustrated. If / when his mojo returns, I'm certain our players will respond immediately and kick things up a few gears on the pitch. A mojo-less Pep is useless to our great Club.
Despite no being from Catalonia.That is exactly where some heads are still.
Its why you get the hate for the Catalans. Txiki in particular is seen as public enemy number 1.
Assuming plan b is not just lump it up top when looking for a goal, pep does sometimes adjust to the opposition (plan b) and is accused of overthinking or changing unnecessarily if it goes wrong.When he does leave we will be best served by appointing someone who has a Plan B
He’s Basque ;)That is exactly where some heads are still.
Its why you get the hate for the Catalans. Txiki in particular is seen as public enemy number 1.
He’s Basque ;)
You’re the one stinking the place out. You sound like a millennial. You want everything now wrapped up in a bow and you’re not willing to problem solve and work hard for results and success. We’ve lost one game FFS with everything going against us. Your attitude is awful. Go and support the rags you’ll be amongst friends there.He is stinking the place out and losing his reputation by the week, I think the owners should do the decent thing and come to an agreement that works for all.
It’s painful to watch like a punch drunk boxer who can’t accept the reality of the situation.
You’re the one stinking the place out. You sound like a millennial. You want everything now wrapped up in a bow and you’re not willing to problem solve and work hard for results and success. We’ve lost one game FFS with everything going against us. Your attitude is awful. Go and support the rags you’ll be amongst friends there.
I didn’t know people who are in their late 30s and early 40s want want everything now wrapped up in a bow and aren’t willing to problem solve and work hard for results and success.You’re the one stinking the place out. You sound like a millennial. You want everything now wrapped up in a bow and you’re not willing to problem solve and work hard for results and success. We’ve lost one game FFS with everything going against us. Your attitude is awful. Go and support the rags you’ll be amongst friends there.
poch lol, the serial loserI’d take Poch, Allegri or Nagelsmann tomorrow and am confident we could win the Champions League with any of them- Pep has never gone beyond the quarter finals with us in 4 seasons, Poch and Allegri have both reached finals in recent years and Nagelsmann a semi final this year, all with much much weaker squads than ours
Pep’s got loads of plans. It goes to about F, G and H.Assuming plan b is not just lump it up top when looking for a goal, pep does sometimes adjust to the opposition (plan b) and is accused of overthinking or changing unnecessarily if it goes wrong.
Agreed.Pep’s got loads of plans. It goes to about F, G and H.
Yesterday his substitutions ensured we didn’t lose the game in which we were being very much outplayed in.
Bernardo came on and made Torres Mahrez Sterling Foden and deBruyne look like idiots for the way they were playing, as he brought some energy, determination, pressing, dribbling and most of all quality to our attack.
Fernandinho and Ake sured up the spaces where Rodri was too slow to cover and our full back weren’t making up for Rodri’s slowness.
Those changes absolutely stopped us losing as that game was heading one way before they happened. It was only a matter of time.
Whatever, point is clever clogs there is a category of people these days that want everything now. They want instant success. They don’t want to consider why things might be going wrong like injuries to key players( News flash: no strikers means probably less goals..FFS! , no preseason,lack of atmosphere, players playing out of form.I didn’t know people who are in their late 30s and early 40s want want everything now wrapped up in a bow and aren’t willing to problem solve and work hard for results and success.
(millennials are people who were born in the 80s and were aged around 16-21 at the turn of the Millennium)
It might change our club into a two-man cult, papering over the cracks with large cheques. And the object of derision if our 34-year old saviour still doesn’t bring success in Europe.personally, I don’t see Pep staying beyond this year, and this is being transmitted down to the playing staff.
Now, if Messi does come in January, it might just change a few things !