EPTYou get the impression that he'd train some dumb kids who just won't understand what he wants to tell them.
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MapleLeafSirup
Germany950 Posts
You get the impression that he'd train some dumb kids who just won't understand what he wants to tell them. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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WillyWanker
France1915 Posts
On January 08 2014 17:13 MapleLeafSirup wrote: Lol the pep video is hilarious, especially how he mixes up the languages. You get the impression that he'd train some dumb kids who just won't understand what he wants to tell them. He's amazing :D Probably the best coach in the world. Once he wins the CL this year or the next with a second club, even Mourinho will have nothing to say xD I remember Cesc said something like "My first year in Barcelona, I understood absolutely nothing of Guardiola's tactics". When you see the face of some Bayern players, it looks like Cesc isn't the only one x) | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
On January 08 2014 19:54 WillyWanker wrote: He's amazing :D Probably the best coach in the world. Once he wins the CL this year or the next with a second club, even Mourinho will have nothing to say xD Not really, he won it with arguably one of the most stacked teams in football history and is poised to do it with a team that just won the treble, is just as stacked, and last season absolutely murdered as well as humiliated that team. I'm pretty sure Mou will have plenty to say  | ||
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WillyWanker
France1915 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
I mean anyone of the people in this forum could manage Bayern right now! At least with Mourinho at this moment in time is earning his money managing a Chelsea team that isn't that good and has us 3rd in the league some how. All of that with none of our strikers scoring an away goal in 2013 xD Impressive! Only probably Pep has is which of his galacticos does he leave out for this game  Would be like saying Laurent Blanc has a hard job at PSG | ||
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WillyWanker
France1915 Posts
Would be like saying Laurent Blanc has a hard job at PSG Well the team is playing a lot better than under Ancelotti... I'm not saying that Blanc is better than Ancelotti, but a coach does matter  | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
2 semi finals of the Champions league losing to Bayern and Dortmund both of which were fantastic teams. Dortmund by 1 goal and Bayern by penalties. Is not a bad record as everyone knows you need luck to win a Champions league no matter if you are Barcelona Bayern Munich or Liverpool On January 08 2014 20:12 WillyWanker wrote: What was the excuse when Mou was in Madrid? Well the team is playing a lot better than under Ancelotti... I'm not saying that Blanc is better than Ancelotti, but a coach does matter Really... xD So PSG might play better but they have Cavani now...a much better defense now and even less competition in the league than last year lol as the players know eachother from the past year. Any manager in the game could win the league with PSG right now. EVEN David Moyes | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6312 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Inter was, Chelsea reached champions league final to somehow lose on penalties after he left us too. We then went on to win 1 more league trophy 3 FA cups 1 Europa League 1 Champions League and a runners up medal And Guardiola left Barca and they have won ??? 1 League title last year and thats it? And look even worst this year than they did last year at defending when they got spanked by Bayern? | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
NEWS!! FIFA General Secretary Jerome Valcke says "2022 World Cup in Qatar will not be held in June & July" | ||
sharkie
Austria18725 Posts
On January 08 2014 20:09 WillyWanker wrote: Bad faith, bad faith, what you're gonna do? What you're gonna do when they're all pro-Mou? No sane person would have called real madrid the best team in the world. Mourinho needs no excuse to lose titles to barcelona | ||
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
Pep got like 14 out of 21 possible trophies (talking out of memory). TBH the only year that was impressive by Mou was winning the treble with Inter. The rest of years were "meh" at best, compared to Pep. Also massive LOL at Barça looking bad now. Won the SuperCopa against Atlético. 54 Liga weeks in a row being the leader. Owned the CL group to first place, except for one game. Won against Madrid in the Liga 2-0. Neymar, Pedro and Alexis looking super bonkers, even with Messi injured for two months and Xavi/Iniesta not looking their best. Valdés on his way to win his 6th zamora title. | ||
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
On January 08 2014 20:05 sc4k wrote: Not really, he won it with arguably one of the most stacked teams in football history and is poised to do it with a team that just won the treble, is just as stacked, and last season absolutely murdered as well as humiliated that team. I'm pretty sure Mou will have plenty to say Barcelona had won no titles in the 2 seasons (apart from one Supercopa) before Guardiola became head coach, and I doubt we would rate Busquets, Xavi or Iniesta so highly if they wouldn't have won almost everything under Guardiola. On January 08 2014 15:34 Stratos_speAr wrote: So apparently there's some more discussion/criticism/disgruntled individuals around Bayern signing Lewandowski and the lack of competition in Germany because of Bayern's money. What do y'all think? Surely Bayern will all but guarantee that they win the German double for the next five years purely through money. Is the German league becoming so one-team that it's a problem? Is there anything that the DFB can do to fix it? Dortmund do have the potential to almost match Bayern's financial strength given continued success, but for that they need to hold on to key players. They won't lose Reus anytime soon and losing Lewandowski was to be expected and is not that important in my opinion. But losing Götze was a major blow to their chances, and losing Gündogan will be another one. | ||
Twisted
Netherlands13554 Posts
- They have two insanely attack-minded wing-defenders in Dani Alves and Jordi Alba. - They play high up the pitch being vulnerable to counter attacks which any defender would be in that style of play. - They contribute a lot to the positional play of Barça, meaning they can actually pass the ball. Sure they might be kind of bad at defending set plays but they just don't give away a lot of those because they're better at keeping the ball in play. It's just a different kind of perspective on how defenders *should* play. They're better at other defending aspects that aren't really prevalent in the premier league at all. There's it's just, to be blunt, put 2 big dumb guys in the defense that can head/kick the ball away and the extent on how good they are in those 2 things is the way people measure how good they are at defending. | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
On January 08 2014 20:21 RvB wrote: Mourinho won his CL's with incredibly stacked teams as well and unlike Mourinho Guardiola doesn't leave his team in tatters after he leaves. I'm not out to compare the managers, I'm just saying there is plenty of room to say things about Guardiola because of having inherited an incredible squad at Bayern and having been around for the ride of a lifetime that was Xavi, Iniesta and Messi all playing insanely high level football (+ pedro, villa, puyol, abidal etc). Mou coached at Benfica and was very good with uniao de leira. His Porto team featured Deco so I'll agree that pretty much any of his big wins have come with stacked teams. BUT he has done it more in more countries. And the fact that Inter completely collapsed after he left seems less like 'leaving in tatters' just more like 'team has lost their motivational dynamo', it's not like the team was gutted of their star players. Everyone still rated that team massively highly after Mou left, in Fifa they were a top top rated team for example, but they just miserably failed to perform. Guardiola doesn't have any sort of managerial backstory so there are still questions to be asked about whether he is a particularly complete or accomplished manager. Not saying that they won't be answered or that he is a bad manager, just saying there are still plenty of things to say. | ||
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
In his first year he promoted Barcelona B from third to second division, winning that Liga trophie and pulled 3 gems out of nowhere in Pedro, Busquets and Thiago. With him, those guys went from absolute nobodies to winning the treble, Eurocup and World Cup in just 4 years. What he did with Barça can only be qualified as genius. For perfect football go watch Barcelona 5 - Madrid 0. Not as hype as the 2-6 at Bernabéu because of how one-sided it was, but still. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On January 08 2014 20:26 Pandemona wrote: NEWS!! FIFA General Secretary Jerome Valcke says "2022 World Cup in Qatar will not be held in June & July" https://twitter.com/SkySportsNews/status/420876088961556480 Hopefully the broadcasters and other sponsors sue the shit or of FIFA for this. | ||
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
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RvB
Netherlands6312 Posts
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