Mancini’s Pastilles
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Or for friendlys why not call up mid range players. No disrespect but everyone wins then
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Pep Warns City Players...
- Thread starter Dribble
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You lucky bastard. I couldn't get a ticketThat's what it's all about mate, baffles me folk don't get it, I got Gareth to sign my half and half scarf from the Gibraltar game, be worth a few quid one day that
Pedestrian
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I can’t wait for the inevitable end of international football. It’s like advert breaks in a movie.
Dribble
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Mate, if I were a player from San Marino, the Faroe Isles or Andorra, I'd be more than happy to ditch my cleaning cart, pitchfork or stethoscope to play an away qualifier at Wembley. ¯\_(⊙_ʖ⊙)_/¯nobody gives a fuck? so you’re speaking for everyone?
hating your national team is very much an english thing.
i don’t get the nations league, i wouldn’t mind to see it gone but the euros? seriously? why stop there why not cancel the world cup?
outside of england players are happy and proud to play for their country.
I would say there are only a few countries not enjoying international football, and it's the ones with leagues stronger than the national team. Otherwise, 90+% of the world likes international football because they get to see football better than their respective leagues/supported teams.nobody gives a fuck? so you’re speaking for everyone?
hating your national team is very much an english thing.
i don’t get the nations league, i wouldn’t mind to see it gone but the euros? seriously? why stop there why not cancel the world cup?
outside of england players are happy and proud to play for their country.
I think if Pep was to manage England national team, a lot of people would suddenly start enjoying international football, though. With Southgate, its pretty unbearable.
MadchesterCity
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Try being Scottish lolI would say there are only a few countries not enjoying international football, and it's the ones with leagues stronger than the national team. Otherwise, 90+% of the world likes international football because they get to see football better than their respective leagues/supported teams.
I think if Pep was to manage England national team, a lot of people would suddenly start enjoying international football, though. With Southgate, its pretty unbearable.
MCFC Wirral
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As a player, Pep played international football.
I do. Everytime I go to the bar.Try being Scottish lol
TinFoilHat
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Pep should relax this rule for Erling.
Get a couple of goals for Norway to get his confidence up and he's fired up for Arsenal.
Get a couple of goals for Norway to get his confidence up and he's fired up for Arsenal.
Click the link...
"Asked specifically about Haaland's upcoming involvement for Norway in two friendly games, Guardiola replied: "He is not my player anymore from now on, what they will decide will be fine.
They know that they fought a lot and train a lot, a lot of adrenaline and concentration to arrive in this position. They know they are friendly games and they have to handle it wisely. Hopefully they can do it."
https://www.manchestereveningnews.c...ll-news/pep-guardiola-warns-man-city-28833638
Last time I clicked the MEN link they invaded my mobile with messages and had to get someone to remove them off it.