Vienna_70
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What a legend!
Well done, Joe.
What a legend!
Well done, Joe.
Then, he should have tried to carry out Pep's instructions.Top bloke Joe. One of the nicest, kindest "famous" people I've ever met. Has the time for anybody who wants to talk to him
He also loves City more than anybody will ever realise. He really didn't want to leave
Then, he should have tried to carry out Pep's instructions.
Don’t get me wrong; I loved Joe as much as anyone, but as an experienced professional, he would have been in no doubt who the boss was.
Probably because he knew Joe’s limitations and Claudio's abilities.Think he did try mate and just couldn't. Think Joe would be the first to admit he just wasn't able to. Don't forget we then brought the human hologram in that was Claudio Bravo. Neither Joe or Pep covered themselves in glory. From reading about it a bit seems Pep had already earmarked Claudio as City's number 1 before he had even arrived
Probably because he knew Joe’s limitations and Claudio's abilities.
I think people wouldn't want to admit it but Pep was determined to break the power of the old boys, so Joe "learning" how to play out from the back wouldn't have saved him, same with Yaya, he knew his time was up the moment Pep walked in, lets not forget Vinny and Kun also had it rough when Pep first arrived but I guess common sense eventually prevailed as Pep knew pushing out 4 of the big 5 would have had a negative impact on the team.Think he did try mate and just couldn't. Think Joe would be the first to admit he just wasn't able to. Don't forget we then brought the human hologram in that was Claudio Bravo. Neither Joe or Pep covered themselves in glory. From reading about it a bit seems Pep had already earmarked Claudio as City's number 1 before he had even arrived
And Pep needed VK's leadership qualities on his side in his early years here.I think people wouldn't want to admit it but Pep was determined to break the power of the old boys, so Joe "learning" how to play out from the back wouldn't have saved him, same with Yaya, he knew his time was up the moment Pep walked in, lets not forget Vinny and Kun also had it rough when Pep first arrived but I guess common sense eventually prevailed as Pep knew pushing out 4 of the big 5 would have had a negative impact on the team.
Thanks for reminding me of Bravo, i'd almost managed to forget about himThink he did try mate and just couldn't. Think Joe would be the first to admit he just wasn't able to. Don't forget we then brought the human hologram in that was Claudio Bravo. Neither Joe or Pep covered themselves in glory. From reading about it a bit seems Pep had already earmarked Claudio as City's number 1 before he had even arrived
Head and Shoulders has always been dog shit for hair.
He was on 5Live as a pundit for the scum match.
Think he did try mate and just couldn't. Think Joe would be the first to admit he just wasn't able to. Don't forget we then brought the human hologram in that was Claudio Bravo. Neither Joe or Pep covered themselves in glory. From reading about it a bit seems Pep had already earmarked Claudio as City's number 1 before he had even arrived
I thought it was just to do with his kicking and passing.Add on his average at best form after seasons of being great did not help.I also think Pep knew Joe was a major voice in the camp, Pep could not let anybody stand up to him and show who's boss straight away, Joe Hart could have played in the team and learned quickly about the new system.
But I think Joe battled with Pep from day one and there's only going to be one winner Pep