@fawogyimiiko_ Sorry sorry sorry. I remember one-time at that same area a young man's phone was nearly snatched from a troski. I was sitting on a okada the just immediately rushed into the forest when he lost contact with phone hmmmm.
Pep Guardiola arrived at Manchester City and changed English football forever.
For 10 years he turned City into the benchmark of greatness. 90+ points stopped being historic and became the standard. Winning the Premier League once was no longer enough, Pep made dominance look normal.
100 points.
Most goals in league history.
18 straight wins in 2017.
Four Premier League titles in a row,something even Alex Ferguson never achieved in 26 years.
Pep didn’t just win trophies, he changed how England plays football. He turned possession and control into the blueprint of modern football. Teams stopped chasing chaos because Pep proved control wins titles.
When he failed against Chelsea F.C. in the Champions League final, people doubted him. He responded by reinventing his team again, moving John Stones into midfield and completing the dynasty with the UEFA Champions League trophy. Evolution is what separates greatness from dominance.
People call him a “chequebook manager” as if football’s greatest clubs have ever succeeded without money. The difference is others spend millions and buy problems while Pep spends and builds football machines.
Darwin Núñez costing more than Erling Haaland will forever sound like football comedy. Pep’s real gift is vision, spotting solutions before the rest of football sees them.
He transforms players, systems and even positions. When he said Matheus Nunes was not a midfielder, people laughed. Today he looks like one of the best right-backs in England because Pep saw the game differently.
That is Pep Guardiola’s real legacy: football intelligence.
He didn’t just coach Manchester City. He changed football.
ZLATAN 🔥
@Blue_Footy Lets go back for Maresca and give him what he wants man did the job without some of the players he needed he is indeed the right person for the job.
That's my humble opinion