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No, the club's inability to buy any decent players led to a poor transfer window.
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Pep Guardiola - 2024/25
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Gaz (FMwkdsoul)
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they were both replaced immediately with Lillo and Barry-MurphyI think he needs a new assitant or couple of coaches. Borrello and Maresca havent been replaced
Was great today wasn’t heStones- leave, okay sweetheart
Well Pep used him much more as attacking midfielder, not holding midfielder.Needs to start thinking about Nico OReilly starting....
the other options are not working.... If any manager can get him ready its Pep....might as well as got nothing to lose at present.
I doubt he will get much chance to play.
simon23
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i agree but we need to try something differentWell Pep used him much more as attacking midfielder, not holding midfielder.
I doubt he will get much chance to play.
Can’t always win? We’ve lost 7 out of 8. Conceded more goals in that time than any team in europe, the fuck are you talking about.There seems to be a lot of posters around who can't accept that sometimes, in sport, you can't always win, there's two teams out on the pitch with the same objective. We've won the league fuck knows how many times in the last few years, maybe show some patience and humility.
Otherwise it starts to smell a bit raggy in here.
I would try 3 in the middlei agree but we need to try something different
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Pep isn't gonna do thatNeeds to start thinking about Nico OReilly starting....
the other options are not working.... If any manager can get him ready its Pep....might as well as got nothing to lose at present.
Almost 90% sure Gundogan & Bernardo start in our next game ahead of O'Reilly