Pep Guardiola - 2019/20 Performances

[kaz7]

Ahhh but difference there is,those two mentioned were match winners in their own right,in fact a huge difference Kazzzzzzzaaaaaaaaaaa

I'm not sure i agree with mario and a fat lazy yaya flogged poor dinho half to death lol

 

[Mr. Wednesday]

I don't agree that Gundogan is the common denominator, but it's becoming increasingly clear that the dynamic of a midfield 3 of David, Gundogan and Rodri has some real issues, particularly against teams which press effectively.
Can't imagine Pep is totally blind to this. Will be interesting to see the selections from now on.

 

[93.20blue]

I was told before the season that this would be his last season at city , I didn’t want to believe it , but watching him on the touchline , listening to his interviews he doesn’t seem happy , his wife going back to Barca and the way he was talking up arteta a couple of weeks ago , it feels like this year is unfortunately going to be peps last season .

 

[mosssideblue]

If it is, it is. The club and fans will still be here ^^^^^

 

[GaudinoMotors]

Who told you?


(Yes! I know he's on first!)

 

[cjn]

Hope not! Wouldn't shock me though, the Arteta stuff a few weeks back plus his wife moving home are definitely a little questionable. Will be a sad day when he goes.

 

[domalino]

If it is, it is. The club and fans will still be here ^^^^^

Also it's just the beginning. Pep's football is completely unmatched in terms of control and underlying numbers, but with the right succession appointment things will change but results will not necessarily get worse.

Part of Pep's job was to win everything, but it was also to build a team that can carry on dominating long after he's left, like he did at Barcelona.

 

[MichaelFrontzeck'sBathroom]

I don't think he'll be here next season, especially if he fails to win the league.
Will go down as one of our greatest managers should he depart.

 

[domalino]

I don't think he'll be here next season, especially if he fails to win the league.

I think it's more likely he stays if we lose the league than if we win. He's never broken a contract and I don't see him feeling like he's left Txiki in the lurch by ducking out second best.

 

[Saddleworth2]

I don't think he'll be here next season, especially if he fails to win the league.
Will go down as one of our greatest managers should he depart.

The greatest.