The key is to keep our backline fit in the latter half of the season, so that we don't have to suffer like we did. Stones and dias should have been rested more.
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Pep Guardiola - 2021/22 Performances
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The only thing that I would change is to give young players more minutes so that we are not fearful of playing them when we have an injury list like we have. Bringing players through is a joyous part of supporting a club, for me, and in the many, many games that we have won clearly, bringing an Academy player on for 20 minutes, in addition to cup appearances, would really be positive.
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And we wouldn't have won some of the leagues and cups we've won. The reality is Pep has won more titles than Klopp(4 times more I think), his teams are gonna be waaay more remembered in history than Klopp's and his style has revolutioned football 10 times more than Klopp's style has. Anyone that knows anything about football history knows if they both retired today Pep is gonna be 10 times more remembered than Klopp will ever be.I think the question on many people's minds is "would the current City squad be better under Klopp than Pep?".
We'll obviously never know, but it's one of those questions that will no doubt be debated at great length in the future.
Personally, I suspect that we would have won the CL by now under Klopp. Even with Haaland involved, I still don't think we'll win it under Pep.
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I have,because he has a different approach and philosophy to Pep and the game,while still maintaining the ability to get the best out of his players.Not once have I considered what Klopp would do here, absolutely not once.
It will never happen obviously.....but it would be very interesting to see what he could achieve.
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Today must've been one hell of a rollercoaster ride for Pep. Catastrophic first half and then back to ourselves second half. Who'd be a football Manager?
VinceYoungisaBLUE
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Should have won it too if not for the missed pen.Today must've been one hell of a rollercoaster ride for Pep. Catastrophic first half and then back to ourselves second half. Who'd be a football Manager?
Still mad about no subs though!
Lavinda Past
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You really haven't grasped what I'm saying in my posts.And we wouldn't have won some of the leagues and cups we've won. The reality is Pep has won more titles than Klopp(4 times more I think), his teams are gonna be waaay more remembered in history than Klopp's and his style has revolutioned football 10 times more than Klopp's style has. Anyone that knows anything about football history knows if they both retired today Pep is gonna be 10 times more remembered than Klopp will ever be.
I doubt very much that Klopp would have bettered or eve equalled Pep's domestic record at City. That's a debate for people in the future
All I'm saying is that I believe Klopp would have won the CL at City last season, if not earlier.
I think he would probably have won the CL at Bayern if he had been in charge rather than Pep.
I just don’t think that Pep will win the CL at City. We'll win it one day, but I honestly think it will be under a different coach.
Let’s hope his comments about Liverpool only winning one title in 32 years doesn’t come back to bite him next week. I don’t think he’d recover from Liverpool winning a quadruple, it would kill him.
Please don't put such dark thoughts out there into the world.
Lavinda Past
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This goes back to my 'overplaying' posts in this and other threads.The key is to keep our backline fit in the latter half of the season, so that we don't have to suffer like we did. Stones and dias should have been rested more.
Stones, Dias, Bernardo, Gundogan and KDB, have all been overplayed by Pep imo.
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