Would point to the signings of Dias, Laporte, ake and stones as replacements for kompany as a bigger reason before I start talking about how he’s changed his management style, what is that £200 million on cbs?
He’s a fantastic manager obviously but I wouldn’t say he’s changed all that much at all.
Yes, he has changed £200 million into four CB's.
He's changed a £1.5m attacking midfielder into a class left back.
Wasn’t Stones a joke waste of money though
Until Pep manages Chorley and get them to win the quadruple he will never be recognised for his abilities by a good few envious caaaants.
comment by Sut mine klunker - Admin 5 (U1250)
posted 44 seconds ago
Until Pep manages Chorley and get them to win the quadruple he will never be recognised for his abilities by a good few envious caaaants.
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wouldnt go that far, someone like AC Milan or Spurs.
comment by Inbefore (U20589)
posted 15 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Sut mine klunker - Admin 5 (U1250)
posted 44 seconds ago
Until Pep manages Chorley and get them to win the quadruple he will never be recognised for his abilities by a good few envious caaaants.
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wouldnt go that far, someone like AC Milan or Spurs.
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So the equivalent of designing trainers for Valentino, Gucci and Balenciaga then going to work for Gola just to prove you can actually design trainers 😂
It's the reason why I refuse to go to Heston Blumenthal's restaurants. Has he ever flipped a burger? He should try to make a cheeseburger taste like scallop risotto at MickeyD's to prove he's a good chef.
Most chefs have to learn their trade somewhere and go through years of training. They don’t just start at a Michelin restaurant with whatever they want
comment by Inbefore (U20589)
posted 16 hours, 39 minutes ago
comment by Sut mine klunker - Admin 5 (U1250)
posted 44 seconds ago
Until Pep manages Chorley and get them to win the quadruple he will never be recognised for his abilities by a good few envious caaaants.
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wouldnt go that far, someone like AC Milan or Spurs.
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AC Milan is the kind of job that would interest me as they are european royalty as far as I am concerned.
Quick question, Should Pep have turned down the Barca, Bayern and City job and waited for a Spurs to call him first after his Barca B stint or does he have to go down to a Spurs now to prove that he can actually manage a football club?
Pep won’t have proved he’s a real manager until he’s wrestled a wild leopard on a rainy night in Bulawayo
He would improve any team. Whether they consistently win titles is down to the quality of the players and the squad.
comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 12 minutes ago
Most chefs have to learn their trade somewhere and go through years of training. They don’t just start at a Michelin restaurant with whatever they want
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I wasn't serious mate
How could they have let Max Verstappen loose in an F1 car when he didn't have a normal driving licence? He should have mooched around town for a couple of years doing donuts in a Dutch Asda carpark first.
Not uncommon for top ex players to go straight into, or very close to straight into, jobs at the top of management. Their playing career effectively was their training.
I bet he can't win a Grand Prix in a Peugeot 205 GTi
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 53 seconds ago
Not uncommon for top ex players to go straight into, or very close to straight into, jobs at the top of management. Their playing career effectively was their training.
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Especially for someone as astute as Guardiola coached by Cruyff.
Exactly, as well as his relationship with the club.
Arteta, Lampard, Ole?
No excuses then
Dalgleish, Zidane a couple of others
comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 8 hours, 7 minutes ago
Most chefs have to learn their trade somewhere and go through years of training. They don’t just start at a Michelin restaurant with whatever they want
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If that’s the analogy then surely he started at Barca as the equivalent of a pot wash then worked up 🤔
Don’t be stupid, grated. That narrative doesn’t work for the wums.
Bruce Lee’s a fraud. He shouldn’t be like water, he should start off with windmill arms.
comment by mancWoohoo - Ruining ESL since 2021 (U10676)
posted 2 hours, 16 minutes ago
Don’t be stupid, grated. That narrative doesn’t work for the wums.
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Two of my best mates are decent talented chefs. I’ll be sure to pass on the feedback 🤣
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posted on 29/4/21
Would point to the signings of Dias, Laporte, ake and stones as replacements for kompany as a bigger reason before I start talking about how he’s changed his management style, what is that £200 million on cbs?
He’s a fantastic manager obviously but I wouldn’t say he’s changed all that much at all.
posted on 29/4/21
Yes, he has changed £200 million into four CB's.
posted on 29/4/21
Money well spent
posted on 29/4/21
He's changed a £1.5m attacking midfielder into a class left back.
posted on 29/4/21
off not of...
posted on 29/4/21
Wasn’t Stones a joke waste of money though
posted on 29/4/21
Until Pep manages Chorley and get them to win the quadruple he will never be recognised for his abilities by a good few envious caaaants.
posted on 29/4/21
comment by Sut mine klunker - Admin 5 (U1250)
posted 44 seconds ago
Until Pep manages Chorley and get them to win the quadruple he will never be recognised for his abilities by a good few envious caaaants.
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wouldnt go that far, someone like AC Milan or Spurs.
posted on 30/4/21
comment by Inbefore (U20589)
posted 15 hours, 20 minutes ago
comment by Sut mine klunker - Admin 5 (U1250)
posted 44 seconds ago
Until Pep manages Chorley and get them to win the quadruple he will never be recognised for his abilities by a good few envious caaaants.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
wouldnt go that far, someone like AC Milan or Spurs.
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So the equivalent of designing trainers for Valentino, Gucci and Balenciaga then going to work for Gola just to prove you can actually design trainers 😂
posted on 30/4/21
It's the reason why I refuse to go to Heston Blumenthal's restaurants. Has he ever flipped a burger? He should try to make a cheeseburger taste like scallop risotto at MickeyD's to prove he's a good chef.
posted on 30/4/21
Most chefs have to learn their trade somewhere and go through years of training. They don’t just start at a Michelin restaurant with whatever they want
posted on 30/4/21
comment by Inbefore (U20589)
posted 16 hours, 39 minutes ago
comment by Sut mine klunker - Admin 5 (U1250)
posted 44 seconds ago
Until Pep manages Chorley and get them to win the quadruple he will never be recognised for his abilities by a good few envious caaaants.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
wouldnt go that far, someone like AC Milan or Spurs.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
AC Milan is the kind of job that would interest me as they are european royalty as far as I am concerned.
Quick question, Should Pep have turned down the Barca, Bayern and City job and waited for a Spurs to call him first after his Barca B stint or does he have to go down to a Spurs now to prove that he can actually manage a football club?
posted on 30/4/21
Pep won’t have proved he’s a real manager until he’s wrestled a wild leopard on a rainy night in Bulawayo
posted on 30/4/21
He would improve any team. Whether they consistently win titles is down to the quality of the players and the squad.
posted on 30/4/21
comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 12 minutes ago
Most chefs have to learn their trade somewhere and go through years of training. They don’t just start at a Michelin restaurant with whatever they want
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I wasn't serious mate
How could they have let Max Verstappen loose in an F1 car when he didn't have a normal driving licence? He should have mooched around town for a couple of years doing donuts in a Dutch Asda carpark first.
posted on 30/4/21
Not uncommon for top ex players to go straight into, or very close to straight into, jobs at the top of management. Their playing career effectively was their training.
posted on 30/4/21
I bet he can't win a Grand Prix in a Peugeot 205 GTi
posted on 30/4/21
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 53 seconds ago
Not uncommon for top ex players to go straight into, or very close to straight into, jobs at the top of management. Their playing career effectively was their training.
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Especially for someone as astute as Guardiola coached by Cruyff.
posted on 30/4/21
Exactly, as well as his relationship with the club.
posted on 30/4/21
Arteta, Lampard, Ole?
No excuses then
posted on 30/4/21
Dalgleish, Zidane a couple of others
posted on 30/4/21
comment by Nickasaurus (U9257)
posted 8 hours, 7 minutes ago
Most chefs have to learn their trade somewhere and go through years of training. They don’t just start at a Michelin restaurant with whatever they want
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If that’s the analogy then surely he started at Barca as the equivalent of a pot wash then worked up 🤔
posted on 30/4/21
Don’t be stupid, grated. That narrative doesn’t work for the wums.
posted on 30/4/21
Bruce Lee’s a fraud. He shouldn’t be like water, he should start off with windmill arms.
posted on 30/4/21
comment by mancWoohoo - Ruining ESL since 2021 (U10676)
posted 2 hours, 16 minutes ago
Don’t be stupid, grated. That narrative doesn’t work for the wums.
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Two of my best mates are decent talented chefs. I’ll be sure to pass on the feedback 🤣
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