EPTInstead he brought Bayern one of their most embarrassing defeats in CL history
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sharkie
Austria18775 Posts
Instead he brought Bayern one of their most embarrassing defeats in CL history | ||
Twisted
Netherlands13554 Posts
That finish :OO | ||
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smr
Germany4808 Posts
On December 20 2015 19:51 sharkie wrote: tbh, Guardiola prolly thought he'd get free CL trophies with this squad Instead he brought Bayern one of their most embarrassing defeats in CL history I'm really unsure how to rate Guardiolas performance in Munich. When the season ends he most likely won 3 national championships and 2 national cups. He could win the CL but that isn't nearly as easy to predict. He took a great squad that won the triple, strengthened it and introduced a style that can destroy most opponents. Nobody should be surprised when he wins a game with a 4+ goal difference. But not even Magath could make this team not win the championship. The roster is so far ahead of everybody else in Germany that national trophies are almost a given. In the end if it's not a record for decades nobody is going to ask if you won a championship being 5 or 15 points ahead of the 2nd place finisher. That leaves us with a few destructions of european tier 1.5/2 teams like porto and roma which conceded 6+ goals in a single game and clear losses against Barca and Real. I don't think he's bad. Sure there was some luck in his career first taking over a Barca squad that had in form Messi, Iniesta etc and afterwards leading Bayern who have no competition in Germany but then it took him 2.5 years to lose his first match in the first half of the season. His teams are incredibly consistent and even bench and youth players often instantly fit into the system and look as if they were from another planet compared to the average league player. | ||
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
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Acrofales
Spain18495 Posts
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
this time Neymar with all the time he could want | ||
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Maenander
Germany4927 Posts
On December 20 2015 20:23 smr wrote: I don't think he's bad. There seems to be little doubt about Guardiola being an excellent manager among his players or even his fellow managers. | ||
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Greg_J
China4409 Posts
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Faruko
Chile34173 Posts
On December 20 2015 19:51 sharkie wrote: tbh, Guardiola prolly thought he'd get free CL trophies with this squad Instead he brought Bayern one of their most embarrassing defeats in CL history he didnt won 2 CLs in a row with the best team in the world, which, arguably (in comparisson to other teams) was much better than this team. Winning CL its no easy task. | ||
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malcram
2752 Posts
On December 20 2015 21:19 Greg_J wrote: Watching MOTD the contrast between LVG sitting there quietly taking notes and GIggs getting up and trying to actually effect the game is interesting. lol... you sound exactly like my friend. "I think Giggs can't take it. Yesterday he went to the touch line. How can you sit down when your team is down, should be commanding by the pitch" | ||
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Dante08
Singapore4203 Posts
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InFiNitY[pG]
Germany3474 Posts
On December 20 2015 20:23 smr wrote: I'm really unsure how to rate Guardiolas performance in Munich. When the season ends he most likely won 3 national championships and 2 national cups. He could win the CL but that isn't nearly as easy to predict. He took a great squad that won the triple, strengthened it and introduced a style that can destroy most opponents. Nobody should be surprised when he wins a game with a 4+ goal difference. But not even Magath could make this team not win the championship. The roster is so far ahead of everybody else in Germany that national trophies are almost a given. In the end if it's not a record for decades nobody is going to ask if you won a championship being 5 or 15 points ahead of the 2nd place finisher. That leaves us with a few destructions of european tier 1.5/2 teams like porto and roma which conceded 6+ goals in a single game and clear losses against Barca and Real. I don't think he's bad. Sure there was some luck in his career first taking over a Barca squad that had in form Messi, Iniesta etc and afterwards leading Bayern who have no competition in Germany but then it took him 2.5 years to lose his first match in the first half of the season. His teams are incredibly consistent and even bench and youth players often instantly fit into the system and look as if they were from another planet compared to the average league player. I don't feel like he strengthened the team at all. The squad got stronger yes, but how much of that can be contributed to Pep is hard to say. Their play under Heynkes felt much better and much more fitting to the strengths of the players. Winning the Bundesliga and losing twice in the CL semis has to been seen as a failure for this kind of squad to be frank. | ||
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Greg_J
China4409 Posts
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
apparently he had regained it when it was kicked, gonna need replays to see for sure tho oh and still great work on dropping the ball like that within 2 mins =) edit: hahaha this is awesome | ||
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Faruko
Chile34173 Posts
skrtel so bad | ||
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Greg_J
China4409 Posts
edit: 'One shot. One Kill' is the Korean commentary for that goal. Pretty much sums it up. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
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malcram
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