They called him a PE teacher running off vibes & no tactics. They belittled everything he did.
If City weren’t the dirty, rotten cheats they are, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer should’ve been the first to win the Premier League as both a player & a manager.
Put some respect on his name.
How dumb does that Ole sacking now seem btw? Poorest squad out of the top 5-6 and yet came closest any manager has come post Fergie to winning PL. Losing out to a cheating machine in a season where decisions Refs apologised for cost us points🥶
Scoring highest goals 121+ in a calendar year,that we have not scored in 18+ years and counting.
19 clean sheets, 40+ GD, best defensive record in the league, rock solid against our rivals and battered the smaller teams.
Deserved champions of 2017/18 🏆
In the 2017 season, José Mourinho won the Community Shield, the EFL Cup, and the UEFA Europa League with Manchester United. If Man City are stripped of their title he would also be a Premier League winner with them.
🏆 1x UEFA Europa League
🏆 1x Community Shield
🏆 1x EFL Cup
⏳ 1x Premier League
Serial winner. 🤫🇾🇪
🚨 Pep Guardiola on whether he would consider coaching Manchester United
🎙️ Pep Guardiola:
“Manchester United? Yes, there was a time when they came to me. I remember it very well. I was still at Manchester City, and they asked me if I would consider becoming their manager.
At that moment, I said no. I had my commitment to City, and I did not feel it was the right time for me to make that decision.
But football changes. Managers change, clubs change, circumstances change.
If one day Manchester United come again and say, ‘Pep, we believe you are the man to lead this club,’ I would listen. Of course I would listen. Manchester United is one of the biggest clubs in football. You cannot ignore an opportunity like that.
I know what it means to manage Manchester United. I know the expectations, the pressure, the history and what the supporters demand.
If Michael Carrick’s project does not work out and the club decides they need someone else, and they come to me with a serious proposal, maybe this time I will say yes.
I have spent many years at Manchester City, and I have enormous respect for the club. But I am a football manager. My future cannot always be decided by where I have worked before.
If the opportunity comes at the right moment, with the right project and the right people, I would be ready.
Manchester United is a club that should always be competing for everything. If they want me to be the man who helps bring them back to that level, then yes… this time, I would be ready.”
🚨 Pep Guardiola on whether he would consider coaching Manchester United
🎙️ Pep Guardiola:
“Manchester United? Yes, there was a time when they came to me. I remember it very well. I was still at Manchester City, and they asked me if I would consider becoming their manager.
At that moment, I said no. I had my commitment to City, and I did not feel it was the right time for me to make that decision.
But football changes. Managers change, clubs change, circumstances change.
If one day Manchester United come again and say, ‘Pep, we believe you are the man to lead this club,’ I would listen. Of course I would listen. Manchester United is one of the biggest clubs in football. You cannot ignore an opportunity like that.
I know what it means to manage Manchester United. I know the expectations, the pressure, the history and what the supporters demand.
If Michael Carrick’s project does not work out and the club decides they need someone else, and they come to me with a serious proposal, maybe this time I will say yes.
I have spent many years at Manchester City, and I have enormous respect for the club. But I am a football manager. My future cannot always be decided by where I have worked before.
If the opportunity comes at the right moment, with the right project and the right people, I would be ready.
Manchester United is a club that should always be competing for everything. If they want me to be the man who helps bring them back to that level, then yes… this time, I would be ready.”
From Tamil Nadu to Silverstone, history is being made.
Hon’ble Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Thiru. C. Joseph Vijay, flags off Round 5 of Le Mans Cup 2026, as Ajith Kumar leads the Indian contingent, alongside Narain Karthikeyan and Aditya Patel.
Two icons on one track, united by one mission: to put Tamil Nadu on the global motorsport map and inspire the next generation of racers.
#sportstn #futureishere #TNSportsDevelopment #MotorsportsTN