Pep Guardiola - 2022/23

[FantasyIreland]

Yeah, but Pep is 10 times better and have shown several times he can recover after a bad season

Pep is a great manager,but all good things....

 

[MarsLlama]

Never felt more likely that this will end in Pep leaving. There's no way the players are OK with being fucked around like this.

Said it in the match thread but he's not treating them as human beings this season, just as chess pieces for him to toy with. No regard for the stress he's putting them under expecting them to learn a new system every two weeks.

 

[Jag]

The whole point of having inverted fullbacks is to limit the opponent's counter attacks and have better build up play. It doesn't even work.

We then proceed to limit our own attack by not having overlapping fullbacks.

 

[city warrior]

People here are saying brainfart, but did Spurs dominate? Usually when we played at Spurs, it's a pretty even match (even in our best years). Today I think we played well. Individual performances made the difference, but without Rodri's mistake, the game was pretty controlled, and the first 20 minutes were the best in a long time

 

[Brewster's millions]

He’s already had his rant where he blamed everybody else but himself.

Good luck trying to shift the blame for that shit he served up today.

No tactics other than passing it around sideways, slowly, poor team selection, bizarre substitutions, completely failing to integrate one of the best strikers in the world into our play.

He’s stealing a living I’m afraid this season. Incredible how he’s allowed the standard to fall so far.

 

[WNRH]

No doubt he will blame the fans again.

 

[Pedestrian]

If he IS losing the dressing room, the answer is, and always will be, to change the dressing room. Even if that means offloading the entire squad of 25. And the reserves.

You never, ever, ever, ever, allow footballers to dictate who their manager should be or how their manager should manage. Ever. Under any circumstances.

if a few players have given up, and it looks like they might have, you get rid of them. Whomever they are. No questions. Gone.

You ALWAYS back the manager if you want to be a successful club. Especially a manager that has won as much as this one.

Nah. Sometimes the workers know better. Hence we’re living in a country where the workers are on strike because the managers are cunts.

 

[super_city_si]

I just wish hed get out of his own way and play 433. I think were cooked this season after winning 2x and hes trying to get us going but hes hamstrung us with these new tactics.

no way should he leave. Hes still the man. I think everyone, pep included, is jaded. We need a clear out this summer And fresh start next season.

 

[MCFC.35]

People here are saying brainfart, but did Spurs dominate? Usually when we played at Spurs, it's a pretty even match (even in our best years). Today I think we played well. Individual performances made the difference, but without Rodri's mistake, the game was pretty controlled, and the first 20 minutes were the best in a long time

We was nowhere near threatening, and we certainly didn’t control the game! What game did you watch? Spurs had far too many counters

 

[Mancini’s Pastilles]

Yeah, but Pep is 10 times better and have shown several times he can recover after a bad season

Its impossible to change the entire squad and back a manager who has lost the dressing room. That's why you always see a manager go before a whole squad