Thinking about it, your very right, but still Pep's beliefs have changed so much in the Champions League here and at Bayern.
It's almost as if his confidence is shot in this competition.
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It's almost as if his confidence is shot in this competition.
AgreeWhen you do good at your job do you get praise? When you do shit do you get bollocked? I'm never sure what these kind of points try to achieve - it's the same for every footballer and manager. Guardiola is one of the greatest ever but he's not above criticism, especially when there are obvious trends.
Just seems to get it from both sides that’s all
I wish we had a starting 11 we knew
MCFCTrick
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The flip side may also be, hs sees taking us to a CL win as a challenge he intends to take on and conquer... and stays to do so?
I loved the guy, much prefer him to Pep as a man, BUT he is and was not a great manager.
I will never forget the way he stood up to Ferguson and tearing down that banner.
But he should never be compared with Pep.
Why should he not be compared? This narrative that Peo is some God is the problem.Mancini’s record with Lazio, City and Italy suggests he is a great manager.
What Pep did last night was worse than Pellers standing with his hands in his pockets not going for it when we needed a goal to go through in the semi. Pep consistently fucks up in big games and last night was truly pathetic
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Forums, twitter full of expert managers . Pep has made a mistake or two and we hopefully will benefit from him putting this right. Apart from Klopp there is no one else, players like Sterling, De Bruyne, Jesus are close to their peak thanks to Pep. Hes a good man and i for one am still proud to have him as our manager. Some of the stuff last night, post match is entitled garbage and twitter is littererd with fake scouse shite. Im an old git now so not as emotional as some especially as the Agueroooooo moment cannot be bettered , i do however have a stubborn desire to see upstart scousers, rags and bayern schooled by a Pep team asap.
Tugay One Cup
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How can you say he wasn’t good enough?
What has he done since to show he was? He peaked in 2012 and his style of play only works when we actually win trophies because otherwise it was just insipid. Might have bought himself a bit more time if he wasn't an arsehole but he turned everyone against him.
People just get nostalgic because of what he won us at a time when we weren't winning anything. Oh and he had a pair of bollocks.
What's he done with Italy? Lazio what?Why should he not be compared? This narrative that Peo is some God is the problem.Mancini’s record with Lazio, City and Italy suggests he is a great manager.
What Pep did last night was worse than Pellers standing with his hands in his pockets not going for it when we needed a goal to go through in the semi. Pep consistently fucks up in big games and last night was truly pathetic
He is a short term bully almost a handsome Italian version of Nigel Pearson.
He never lasts long, loses the dressing room.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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Simeone? I’d rather have BFS..Nuno
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I feel Pep will only realise this continued mistake once he's left and reflects.One of Gundogan, Rodri etc is fine. 2/3 together makes us vulnerable. We all feel this but still he does it
When you consider the thousands of hours that Pep has played and watched in his career,after last nights performance,sometimes you wonder what he sees.It cried out for pace in the mid field,it neededguys who were not hampered by their Zimmer frames.why could he not see and do the relevant substitutions.