@matissearmani But we won the trophy for the best seller club of tell time..isn’t that what all Chelsea fans were saying as if making money for the owners is our priority..bunch of donkeys
@FuadCadani Unless you hate city and your delusional..this boy has been the best and cheapest signing of the year by miles..it’s so clear and he got the numbers to back it up!! If you have any football brain🤣
@StevenMcinerney He needs to know he doesn’t need to score all the time, I get the feeling he just wants to score, but when he understands how to run the offense and enjoys assisting , he will be one of a kind.. he is a total playmaker that will dazzle us FB fans! I so ENJOY watching him!
@StevenMcinerney Wow…city fans have become intolerable..he was playing and was one of the best player in PSG last year..the fact that this fan base doesn’t trust the club and coach😳…..city fans become the united fans
Kieron Maguire sending Rio Ferdinand home in a taxi on his own podcast: 🗣️
“Manchester City have made over half a billion in transfer fees in the last 3/4 years alone, they’re super smart!” 🤫
@KieranMaguire#mcfc
@SamLee I am baffled how people, even city fans think, Pep kills creativity after witnessing Pep dominating Spain, German, and England with a beautiful football, that was never seen before..Jack didnt work, because of Jack..full dis. I’m a Chelsea and Barca fan!!
@LyesBouzidi10 I was disappointed with your take regarding how Pep takes out the flair of his forward players like we have not witnessed the best wingers in Germany England and in Spain under him..
"Pep ruins players"
There's a common misconception that Pep Guardiola "ruins" attacking/flair players, and I've seen it again after the Cherki signing.
Let's look at the evidence...
Barcelona:
-Sure Messi is Messi, but he scored 73 goals in a season under Pep, the most he ever scored in a single season.
-Eto'o, Henry, Pedro x2, Ibrahimovic, Villa all have 20+ goal campaigns
-Pedro had 2 campaigns of more than 13 goals after Pep, one of which was 24/25 at Lazio
Bayern:
-Mandzukic scores 22 and 26 in his 2 seasons under Pep, only has 1 other season of more than 13 in Europe's Top 5 Leagues
-Ribery: 16 goals, 15 assists in 39 games in 13/14
-Muller: 32 goals, 13 assists in 49 games in Pep's final season
Man City:
-Aguero: 3 consecutive 30 goal seasons
-Sterling: 120 goals in 292 games under Pep, struggled since
-Haaland: 52 goals in his first 53 games under Pep
-Foden: Wins PFA Player Of The Year
Not to mention countless other examples...
Yes some players at City have struggled (Grealish) and some clearly need time (Doku, Savio)... but to suggest Pep can't get unbelievable production out of attacking players is just false!