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Pep Guardiola - 2020/21 Performances
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The day he calls it a day will leave a far greater hole in the club than any of the brilliant players we've lost over the last few years.
Dreading it tbh. We will still be amongst the best no doubt but I dont think anybody out there is good enough to create the legacy he has.
Enjoy every second we have left with him, all good things must come to an end.
Dreading it tbh. We will still be amongst the best no doubt but I dont think anybody out there is good enough to create the legacy he has.
Enjoy every second we have left with him, all good things must come to an end.
Matt the Giant
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Wow. Tough to not feel emotional
I don't think I have ever seen him loose it like that. Very emotional stuff from the greatest coach in the world.
BlueMoonz1977
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The day he calls it a day will leave a far greater hole in the club than any of the brilliant players we've lost over the last few years.
Dreading it tbh. We will still be amongst the best no doubt but I dont think anybody out there is good enough to create the legacy he has.
Enjoy every second we have left with him, all good things must come to an end.
Although it will be sad, remember the brilliant times more.
You mention the word legacy, and that is correct.
Pep has not just brought trophies but he will leave behind something far greater. The DNA and identity of his style of football.
Pep attributes his own style to the late great Johan Cruyyf, whom Pep eulogised that Cruyyf created the sistine Chapel in football terms- all others that follow cruyyf (himself included) are just maintaining it.
Pep is creating that legacy at our club
The time will come one day, but we cannot allow what he has created to not be continued
The PL will be a poorer league without a doubt when Pep leaves. He has revolutionised football in this country. Simply the best and a really decent human being.The day he calls it a day will leave a far greater hole in the club than any of the brilliant players we've lost over the last few years.
Dreading it tbh. We will still be amongst the best no doubt but I dont think anybody out there is good enough to create the legacy he has.
Enjoy every second we have left with him, all good things must come to an end.
Who would you say cones. Close to pep who we could get ?The day he calls it a day will leave a far greater hole in the club than any of the brilliant players we've lost over the last few years.
Dreading it tbh. We will still be amongst the best no doubt but I dont think anybody out there is good enough to create the legacy he has.
Enjoy every second we have left with him, all good things must come to an end.
Think all his emotions what he has had to deal with all season came out and I think kun helped him a lot with the passing of his mum . Brought a tear to everyone yesterday.I don't think I have ever seen him loose it like that. Very emotional stuff from the greatest coach in the world.
Saddleworth2
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Wow. Tough to not feel emotional
It is the mark of the man that he makes a decision in the best interests of the club but feels so sad and emotional about doing it because he clearly loves Sergio.
I watched his presser for the final and he looks confident and ready.
Honest answer? Can’t think of anybody. Luckily I expect the club to be way ahead of me when it comes to the time.Who would you say cones. Close to pep who we could get ?
I’ve not given up on him deciding to spend the next 15 years here. Helps me sleep at night! Haha!
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Ollie would come in a heart beat!Who would you say cones. Close to pep who we could get ?
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