Pep Guardiola - King of the Carabao Club

chemicalboy99 wrote:

BarrileteCosmico wrote:His CL away record strikes again

Two wins and a draw.

Shocking.

Exactly lmao

The Demon of Carthage wrote:I would take him in a heartbeat at Madrid. If City are dumb enough to let him go, please send him our way.

Would rather die in the next 2 hours than have that happening.

The Demon of Carthage wrote:I would take him in a heartbeat at Madrid. If City are dumb enough to let him go, please send him our way.

Would rather die in the next 2 hours than have that happening.

Valkyrja wrote:

The Demon of Carthage wrote:I would take him in a heartbeat at Madrid. If City are dumb enough to let him go, please send him our way.

Would rather die in the next 2 hours than have that happening.

Agreed. Madrid would finally play pleasing-to-the-eye football. I couldn't stand that.

Valkyrja wrote:

The Demon of Carthage wrote:I would take him in a heartbeat at Madrid. If City are dumb enough to let him go, please send him our way.

Would rather die in the next 2 hours than have that happening.

Food for thought although we'd be left with Arteta.

Might have to flip a coin.

Myesyats wrote:

Valkyrja wrote:

The Demon of Carthage wrote:I would take him in a heartbeat at Madrid. If City are dumb enough to let him go, please send him our way.

Would rather die in the next 2 hours than have that happening.

Agreed. Madrid would finally play pleasing-to-the-eye football. I couldn't stand that.

He also thinks Mourinho is a world-class manager and Vallejo is a world-class defender. Why are you taking him seriously? That's the question.

I dont agree with the dying part but I share valkyrja's sentiment......except for the die part, that's just too extreme

There's a slightly more chance of Zidane joining Barcelona than Pep joining Madrid. So no.

Pep a great manager and all that, but when his teams gets destroyed in the CL, people treat it like no big deal for some reason, his style is bit overhyped but good manager still.

chad4401 wrote:Pep a great manager and all that, but when his teams gets destroyed in the CL, people treat it like no big deal for some reason, his style is bit overhyped but good manager still.

Have you been living under a rock? That guy gets destroyed when he fails in the CL and solely gets the blame for it. No different to what you hear about Benz. We have like 5 topics and over 20 pages of dicussion in the last 2-3 years of him being a fraud. People don't make no big deal

Time to revive this thread, haters?

1/3 and no proper CL run

To be fair it's far from over but would be funny if he'd end up with that.

The bald fraud simply can't handle the PL's december schedule

Imagine thinking Amazon Prime can inflate your rep

Stick to making over exaggerated facial expressions, you bald meliorist

Pep ruining the reputation of all of us baldies smbh.

1/3 with the biggest running start possible would be beautiful.

once a bald fraud, always a bald fraud

Poch >>>

Ahead of the bald fraud at the halfway point having spent $0 this summer

Once a bald fraud, always a bald fraud

1 Premier League title in 3 years + mediocre results in Europe...How is his tenure any different than Mancini or Pelle? and he spent more than both of them combined.

farfan wrote:1 Premier League title in 3 years + mediocre results in Europe...How is his tenure any different than Mancini or Pelle? and he spent more than both of them combined.

pls stop jinxing this ffs

some people have no self control

Kaladin wrote:Imagine thinking Amazon Prime can inflate your rep

Stick to making over exaggerated facial expressions, you bald meliorist

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola hopes to strengthen in 'three or four' positions

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola hopes to strengthen in "three or four positions" in the summer.

The Premier League champions are in contention for a quadruple of trophies and Guardiola has often pointed to being satisfied with his squad options.

But on Friday he told reporters: "You know we are going to try for a holding midfielder and other positions we are thinking about."

Guardiola, 48, also said he was keen to strengthen at left-back.

Benjamin Mendy has endured two injury-ravaged seasons since joining City from Monaco, forcing Guardiola to use Fabian Delph, Oleksandr Zinchenko or Aymeric Laporte as makeshift options in the position.

Mendy, 24, underwent knee surgery and returned from over two months out to face Burton Albion in the Carabao Cup on 23 January but has not featured since.

He has only started 16 Premier League games for City since his move in 2017.

Guardiola said: "If it happens in two seasons, it can happen in three, definitely. Hopefully not, we'll work with that, but the truth is we could use him for a few games. That is the reality.

"I don't know what's going to happen but we are thinking about the chance to find somebody in that position.

"At the end the strongest guys, every day, are there. That is the truth. That's why we are looking for next season.

"There are three or four positions I think we have to try to look for, and some ideas we have."

Source

CalcioMercato wrote:Interviewed live by Radio CRC, Luigi Guelpa, journalist of Il Giornale, has dropped big news on who will be the new manager for Juventus, as Max Allegri seems to be on his way out.

"I've learned that Pep Guardiola already has reached a verbal agreement with Juventus for the next four years. It's the same person who told me that Ronaldo was going to Juventus," he stated.

Doubt this as it may be stemmed from a recently jaded Max Allegri.

Max Allegri who who has reached that stage of where Wenger was with Arsenal in which he doubts himself to whatever he builds up and has lost his creative juices after years of non-stop pressure and Juve's impersonal board does not help the cause and he will be seeking a one year sabbatical it has been said.

Similar to what Mourinho needs as being a manager in top flight football seems to have unimaginable pressure should you want to create the weekly formula for success and ultimately champions league.

League is won as although they are essentially out of the UCL, he will leave with a head held high but its been needed given he is struggling to further the cycle.


IF Pep joins then I cannot imagine what success he will take Juve to but in respect to City, I highly doubt it given it does not seem anywhere near the end of his cycle with his current squad.

Any Calcio insiders know?

Pep joining another one-horse race league does not surprise me

danyjr wrote:Pep joining another one-horse race league does not surprise me

Still won't win the CL

I'm sorry, but you don't need any inside information to predict that Pep is obviously going to Juve or PSG or both. From the leagues he has coached in he won't coach another team so if he doesn't end his coaching career he'll take the top team from the 2 somewhat relevant remaining European leagues.

RealGunner wrote:

danyjr wrote:Pep joining another one-horse race league does not surprise me

Still won't win the CL

Gotta say with Madrid and PSG out this is his great chance to win CL with City. Bayern and Barça don't look very good and Juventus are almost out.