If he was impatient by nature, he'd have formed his judgments a long time ago on City and fucked off decades before Pep!
I can form a judgment in a matter of minutes, that's a by-product of experience, whether it be football, food or the weather.
If we don't question, we don't improve. I can formulate a judgment of Pep based on his positives and negatives.
I'm sure the poster can defend himself, but you see the irony, don't you?
You have formulated a patronising judgment of somebody you don't know. At least he has the advantage of watching Pep from afar to base his own opinion on.
With the greatest of respect, as I don't even know if English may be your first language, and I don't speak any other ;)
i wish English been my first language, would be easier with some cases in my job;), trying to improve though.
My point was only this - judgments, especially judgments that raises criticism againts againts our manager, are formulated far too easily and without proper knowledge. Supporting club for years, even at its worse, is about loyalty, not about patience or not in our judgments about ongoing reality - evaluating is an intellectual process, where experience is important, but could be also misleading. Thats why its easy to make a judgment about for instance food (i dont like this english breakfast - because this is solely about my experience, tastes), but should be much more complex about so called mistakes made by best ever coach. We (supporters) pretend to know better, although we are not close to training process, actual mood of players and so on. Experience alone without abstract structure of so called thinking could lead to stupid conclusions, for instance: I met rude City supporter, so I think City supporters are rude, even though its not hard to process, that there are thousands of such supporters and their personality may be different etc.
I take Your standpoint and wish You well, my point is this - we have arguably best football coach in history and then, when we do not win every game, we makes charges, that hes making mistakes left and right. In reality we do not even have a basic knowledge, what may be hidden behind particular bad team performance. In my book loyal approach to such times is to acknowledge limited info about a matter and to trust the leader, in this case - Pep. Maybe what appears for me at first sight as a mistake was not, because for example Rodris fitness before Chelsea's final game was very bad, but it had not been disclosed for a public. Margins are also very slim - maybe on less mistake with Havertz goal and one better shor or pass by Gundogan and we would talk about genius Pep in UCL final, not about great and famous mistake?
I refuse charge that I am only a Pep's supporter, because my attachment to City goes well earlier than 2016 or even 2008. Again, to make accusation like this without any factual background, You show that You are able to make this accusation on what factual background exactly? That I defend Pep? Its a bit silly, isnt it?
My accusation in my world had better grounds: do not doubt decisions of arguably best football manager ever because we lost a cup game or team has a decrease in form for a few weeks. This way of judging proofs to be impatient, rush and deprived from factual grounds.