Guardiola interview with Rio Ferdinand

[Tugay One Cup]

It was also a hotbed of cocaine dealing and brasses. Rosso is where Rooney picked up them two hookers who later went to the papers

Can't say I'm surprised. The food was toss so something must have been keeping it afloat.

 

[BringBackSwales]

Just imagine how much more Pep would love this country if the media wasn’t full of snide dickheads, Rio

 

[Manchester_lalala]

Just imagine how much more Pep would love this country if the media wasn’t full of snide dickheads, Rio

I don’t think Pep minds the media. Think he’s on record saying the Spanish and German media is a lot worst than being in England.

 

[supercity88]

That's the best interview Pep has done since he came here.

He's clearly relaxed, enjoying the results, perhaps even surprised the pressure isn't even there in the title race?

I was intrigued to hear him say one on the reasons he extended his deal was the chance to also improve again with new players.

Great to see him looking so relaxed. I'm not sure quite what the reason is, he's pointed to the impact Lillo has made on him, in terms of being more calm.

He's a clever bloke with a huge passion and obsession for football, sport and almost every part of the game. We've all criticised his team selections in the CL and it's long been an issue both at Bayern and ourselves. I'm hopeful his mindset and approach now will be to stick with our best team and formation. If we lose playing that way then so be it. But the way we lost to Lyon for example just leaves you thinking what if?

It's exciting to hear he's looking to rebuild and remain at the club. positives for the future.

 

[LongsightM13]

Saw Goater did an interview with ****ing Howson the rag.

“Might as well be Bermuda”

 

[Tugay One Cup]

I don’t think Pep minds the media. Think he’s on record saying the Spanish and German media is a lot worst than being in England.

I was always surprised when foreign players and managers said this but I think I've come to appreciate that the Spanish media in particular are fucking bonkers.

 

[Gray]

A really good interview I enjoyed it, Pep is so very interesting.

Not keen on Rio but thought he did OK.

 

[tweety]

If you treat people with respect you are repaid with good things. Maybe if the football media left their agendas at home they would end up with a better product instead of managers evading every question. Great interview, on a par with the Linekar one a few years back.

 

[Mike Cledford]

Probably common knowledge at this point but he was part owner of Rosso, along with the guy who owns Boohoo.

Boohoo staff got pretty sizeable discount and it was pretty common to see him hitting on the young girls in there every week. Heard from my girlfriend at the time that he'd taken plenty of her colleagues to hotels.

I'm not saying anything about who he is now but he was a total slimy bastard 5-10 years ago and, although I'm sure it was still a horrible time in his life, the way he presented himself as a person and as a husband at the time didn't sit right with me.

I'd have far more respect for him if he held his hands up and admitted who he was rather than using the opportunity to manage his public image.

He named 10 'affairs' in court. They must have been a drop in the ocean with all the casual pickups where he never got a full name or any in the sort of situation you mention above.
Listening to some of the hype from the BBC prior to the screening of the documentary that no womsn would fall for that crap. He is a very plausible, well practiced liar.
The likes of Tyler and Neville have taught me to ignore crap whilst enjoying what Pep says and how his team plays. And l did.

 

[City Raider]

Interesting on Foden. Can see how Messi has become player he is, attracting criticism for walking, but designed to lull opponents then explodes at right time.