Pep Guardiola - 2023/24

[alexmcity]

Pep's so good that his disciple Arteta is better than Klopp and that even Liverpool want to appoint a Pep fan for their manager.

 

[JTBlue1999]

Some games Pep has been more stubborn than a mule when it's been obvious he's needed to make changes but not done. Today he made the right changes at the right times and because of it he changed it second half and made the difference.

The Kovacic sub at half was great. Desperately needed to slow down the match and gain some possession / give Rodri some help in the midfield.

 

[Gigant]

GOAT

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

Says it all, really.

 

[sh249]

Pep's so good that his disciple Arteta is better than Klopp and that even Liverpool want to appoint a Pep fan for their manager.

Is there a decent manager anywhere under 45 or so for whom Pep isn‘t the reference point?
His standing in and influence on the game are extraordinary.
And those stats for the 300 games underline just how phenomenal he is. On an entirely different level to everyone else.

 

[Keeper!]

Is there a decent manager anywhere under 45 or so for whom Pep isn‘t the reference point?
His standing in and influence on the game are extraordinary.
And those stats for the 300 games underline just how phenomenal he is. On an entirely different level to everyone else.

If your a coach/manager and are not influenced by Pep your a wrong un.

 

[Skrastins]

I see that City reverted back to last years tactic with Kevin as a second striker behind Haaland which helps Haaland alot and Kovacic and Rodri pivot works great

 

[richards30]

Pep looked pissed off all day today?

 

[RayCTID]

That was mostly down to the refeering performance (first penalty decision aside) and our slightly lax play.

 

[Gigant]

The amount of minutes Kyle Walker has this season is ridiculous. I agree with the rest except maybe a little for Alvarez