Pep Guardiola - 2022/23

[Bluewars]

I wouldn't trust him with a rebuild, clearly he's run out of ideas and his philosophy that made him so exceptional is gone.

Give him 300+ million to spend on new players and he'll just turn them into robots.

Whats the dialling code for India? Is he still on vacation?

 

[toffee balls]

I wouldn't trust him with a rebuild, clearly he's run out of ideas and his philosophy that made him so exceptional is gone.

Give him 300+ million to spend on new players and he'll just turn them into robots.

Whats the dialling code for India? Is he still on vacation?

Haven’t you got something better to do.

 

[bobom]

I thought so much of yesterday's match was incredibly boring to watch - endless holding of possession without actually creating chances. But then we concede anyway. Incredibly frustrating.
Pep's risk appetite appears to be so low. This is a team with such attacking flair, and we're about as adventurous as Chelsea under Mourinho.

 

[Paul1970]

Haven’t you got something better to do.

Is pep willing to change his style of play to accommodate haaland because we can’t have another season of this .

 

[Revolver]

Love Pep. If only for “that press conference “ and there is no reason why we can’t win more under him.

But blimey. If the team are not playing well make a substitution. It’s ridiculous.

 

[oldius]

I thought we played some outstanding football, yesterday, and the first half was a demonstration of control and skill. That was Pep at his best, in terms of the philosophy of play and its delivery.
The second half saw a predictable (and predicted) change in the intensity of Leipzig's play. I can understand that though we were second best for a period, the team began to reassert control and he may have felt that change was unnecessary. However, I felt that a change of personnel could have delivered a win, especially by the introduction of greater energy on the right (to support Walker) with the introduction of Alvarez or Foden. I would have made a different choice to Pep.

 

[Saddleworth2]

I thought we played some outstanding football, yesterday, and the first half was a demonstration of control and skill. That was Pep at his best, in terms of the philosophy of play and its delivery.
The second half saw a predictable (and predicted) change in the intensity of Leipzig's play. I can understand that though we were second best for a period, the team began to reassert control and he may have felt that change was unnecessary. However, I felt that a change of personnel could have delivered a win, especially by the introduction of greater energy on the right (to support Walker) with the introduction of Alvarez or Foden. I would have made a different choice to Pep.

And the outcome might have been better or we might have lost. We will never know but at least its a reasoned opinion.

 

[blueparrot]

Is pep willing to change his style of play to accommodate haaland because we can’t have another season of this .

Change it no chance. What he will do is tweak it and maybe try and tweak Haalands game a bit, re -energise the midfield. I have no doubts at all though he's the best person by far to sort it out and the next 2 years will be back to our best.

 

[eastmanc]

how many times we said last few season why are we making all these high crosses for Jesus and Sterling they will never outjump 6.4 tall defenders.
then Haaland arrives and we stop crossing, actually wide players often turn back and recycle all the way to Ake or Akanji

Very frustrating.

 

[eastmanc]

I wouldn't trust him with a rebuild, clearly he's run out of ideas and his philosophy that made him so exceptional is gone.

Give him 300+ million to spend on new players and he'll just turn them into robots.

Whats the dialling code for India? Is he still on vacation?

Bit harder that.