Players from the past that you think would have thrived under Pep

[bluethrunthru]

1/ Bobby Moore - I just think for his time and place he was a Pep player though the same case can be made for Franz Beckenbauer
2/ Juninho Paulista - again for me Pep would have loved him
3/ Colin Bell - a Rolls Royce player that was made for a Hispano-Suiza coach

 

[Bluewonder]

A young Benarbia would've been interesting under Pep.

 

[Cons Dad]

Wiekens, not the quickest but a thought he was comfortable on the ball for his era

 

[dickie davies]

I wonder if Pep could have got Gerrard and Lampard to work in the same team

 

[citizen_maine]

I doubt there's a professional player on the planet that wouldn't have benefited from working with Pep

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Tevez

 

[Blue Since 76]

I wonder if Pep could have got Gerrard and Lampard to work in the same team

Left back and right back, would have also meant Scholes didn't have to play left wing. He'd have been centre half.

Not sure what he'd have done about Heskey though, there's a limit to genius

 

[Blue Since 76]

Paul Lake (without the injuries)

 

[dickie davies]

Left back and right back, would have also meant Scholes didn't have to play left wing. He'd have been centre half.

Not sure what he'd have done about Heskey though, there's a limit to genius

Someone has to collect the walk out jackets

 

[geoff hammond]

Barney Daniels

 

[ninjamonkey]

Distin.

 

[meeesh]

Aguero

 

[Stoned Rose]

Aguero

Not sure if wumming or Clarkie?

 

[chaddblue]

Keith Curle
Kinkladze

To be honest, any technically decent player who was willing to listen and work, would thrive under Pep

 

[dublinblue12]

I always thought Lee Bradbury had a lot of potential

 

[Blue_Lightsaber]

Nedum, Dzeko and Tevez!

 

[Proelious]

Sun Jihai

 

[GaryMason]

Stephen Ireland.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

Every single player who ever played for City

 

[HelloCity]

Tevez