The first manager to win the treble with two different men’s sides.
The first manager in men's football history to complete the Treble AND the domestic treble in England.
The first manager to attain 100 points in a Premier League season.
The first manager to win the Premier League title in four consecutive seasons.
The first manager to win the EFL Cup five times.
The first manager to win the Domestic cup double, twice.
🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 Premier League
🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 EFL Cup
🏆🏆🏆 FA Cup
🏆🏆🏆 Community Shield
🏆 Champions League
🏆 UEFA Super Cup
🏆 FIFA Club World Cup
Pep Guardiola leaves behind an incredible legacy at Manchester City after 10 years in charge. [ @Squawka ] #Pep #ReInventingTheGame
Pedí prestados 50.000 a mi hermano y 50.000 a mi hermana para comprar una casa que costaba 97.000.
Después de la compra, me sobraron 3.000.
Le devolví 1.000 a mi hermano y 1.000 a mi hermana, y me quedé 1.000.
Ahora le debo 49.000 a mi hermano y 49.000 a mi hermana.
49.000 + 49.000 = 98.000, más los 1.000 que me quedé son 99.000.
¿Dónde están los 1.000 que faltan?
"Maybe I was confused." 😮💨
Throwback to this Pep Guardiola dressing room speech to the Man City players after a 2-0 loss to Southampton in the Carabao Cup in 2023. They won the treble that season.
Arguably the best coach of all-time for a reason 🐐
🫶 Decepción. Dolor. También alegrías. Un camino hasta la París-Roubaix con un final que es 𝐏𝐔𝐑𝐀 𝐑𝐄𝐃𝐄𝐍𝐂𝐈𝐎́𝐍.
🇧🇪 Preparad pañuelos, porque lo de Wout van Aert es historia del deporte.
#ParisRoubaix | #LaCasadelCiclismo
Siempre estaré en el barco de Pep.
Nadie como él, nadie.
Nos llevó a niveles mundiales, somos ahora un club top.
Quien reclame de que no ganamos este torneo, no se les olvide donde estábamos y a donde llegamos hoy.
Guardiolismo como estilo de vida.
Kompany's farewell speech in 2019.
He was in tears, man. One of the most touching, impromptu speeches you'll ever hear.
Raw, emotional, and unforgettable.
He is 39 years old
At 14, expelled from school for missing classes due to youth team duties, then dropped from the national team after clashing with the coach
His mother and sister both battled cancer when he was 20. His mother died, sister survived. He played a match right after her funeral.
Faced family eviction after parents divorce. Grew up in an area with drugs/gangs and admits he could have taken a "wrong path"
Speaks 5+ languages fluently. Dutch, French, English, German, plus some Spanish/Italian
Earned a Global MBA from Manchester Business School while captaining Man City, graduating with merit/distinction.
Became Bayern Munich's first Black manager in Bundesliga history. And also first Bundesliga black manager.
Married lifelong Man City fan Carla Higgs in 2011. They have three kids (daughter Sienna, sons Kai & Caleb)
Scored a stunning 30 yard volley vs Leicester that helped seal Man City's 2018/19 title. His teammates yelled at him not to shoot! 😂
I remember this very wellll
Led Burnley to Championship title with record 101 points in his first managerial season using stylish, possession football.
Won the Bundesliga title in his first season (2024/25) with games to spare
Overall record at Bayern is over 100 games, 76 wins, 13 draws, 11 losses (76% win rate)
His Bayern side scored 100 Bundesliga goals in just 28 matches this season.
Vincent Kompany's parents taught him he'd need to work "twice as hard" as others due to his background
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Having a loved one live with cancer is very hard on the mind.
Having 2?
Insanely critical on anyone's mental health.
And then the pain of loosing one of them (his mother) at a period where you are just getting into your career and life..... Is unimaginable
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You see, Vincent Kompany has gone through a very tough beginning. And it would be very hard to grasp that he would still have the mentality to pull off these achievements in his career as a player and coach
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Now for you reading this....
You have a past.
I have a past.
Vincent Kompany has his own past.
And I particularly don't know how hard your past was, or it's mental implications on you
But what I do know is that, your past is not above your willpower as an human.
You can still grow the willpower to take active small steps consistently, to outgrow the negative impacts that your past has on you.
Yes. You have to outgrow your past and it's hold on you.
That's what Vincent Kompany did.
He didn't forget his past or pretended it didn't happen.
Instead, Vincent grew his mental state resilience and toughness, so that his past won't have any hold or control over the decisions he makes in the present, that will shape out his future.
And to grow your own mental toughness, you just need to focus on 1-2 things that absolutely bring so much meaning and fulfilment to you. And then do it so long that it becomes your new "normal" (overriding your past hurt gradually with time)
Yours can be your spouse, your business, your kids, parents, siblings or like Vincent's... Family, friend and football... Hehe
I wish you the utmost best as you ponder on all these.
Thank you very much for reading and do remember to drink your water today 💦
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist