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My word, it's like watching Ibrahimovic at Ajax
I think Pep commonly falls out with players when he doesn't rate their tactical discipline in positioning and passing. It just so happens that many of those players were from Africa. It's a misfit of approaches to football I reckon.In Pep’s case, he isn’t a fan of African players too (excluding Mahrez). He fell out/got rid of Yaya Toure, Eto’o, Ihenancho, Benatia, Seydou Keita and Bony.
Keita on Pep:
Eto’o recalled his time with Pep Guardiola at Barcelona, saying:
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His minion Arteta picking up his traits with Auba and Pepe, all that’s needed is Partey up next then it’ll conclude my findings![]()
I think Pep commonly falls out with players when he doesn't rate their tactical discipline in positioning and passing. It just so happens that many of those players were from Africa. It's a misfit of approaches to football I reckon.
He's also a tense mofo and a pedant, and that can be tiresome for people, especially those who are more laid back in their demeanor.
The first reason doesn't explain it yes, but I think the second might.It doesn’t explain why he instantly fell out with Samuel Eto’o who was world class at the time.
Some pretty sussss behaviour.
It doesn’t explain why he instantly fell out with Samuel Eto’o who was world class at the time.
Some pretty sussss behaviour.
What is instantly? How many trainings did thry have together?
Well in actual fact, they worked together for a season then he binned him + 40m for Zlatan which to this day is still one of the worst deals in football history.
Eto’o was absolutely class. Top tier.
But how did Pep and his team do without Eto'o?
He came to City and instantly fell out with Joe Hart. He fell out with Aguero for long peruods. Or what about Zlatan?It doesn’t explain why he instantly fell out with Samuel Eto’o who was world class at the time.
Some pretty sussss behaviour.
Btw I find it funny how these Sexuals ride or die for Teta in every single thread. This brainwashing from Teta has reached new levels.
Arguably he had better stats in England.You think he'd do the same in the PL? Genuinely wondering. He's killing in the serie A though ffs it's actually triggering me. He's an Arsenal fan too
He came to City and instantly fell out with Joe Hart. He fell out with Aguero for long peruods. Or what about Zlatan?
Mahrez was for a long time hos most expensive signing, he signed Mendy, Kyle Walker, Sane, Ake he made Fernandinho captain..
Same with Arteta. For the Aubameyang fall out he signed Gabriel, for the Özil fall out there is the revival of Elneny. For Pepe there is the success of Saka. Tavares when playing well kept KT out. Martinelli kep ESR out.
There are many legitimate grievances with Pep and Arteta without people needing to resort to making stuff up.
But not everything was perfect for Medhi. One thing that Benatia criticized was Guardiola’s handling of interpersonal relationships. “It’s my opinion that many share. Guardiola is someone who doesn’t attach much importance to human relationships.”
He says it is because he was disappointed in the past. He said to me: “I bought you, I wanted you. You have this quality and the other quality. I need this, I will teach you this and that, you are here to do what I say, but we are not here to be friends.”
As long as you balance that out with a coach/assistant that is more friendly I don't see the problem? From what I've read and heard I think Arteta is fairly friendly but doesn't suffer fools? In the City Amazon doc he seemed to be the more friendly/personable one with the players.
Didn’t think anyone would really take it that seriousbut honestly speaking, both Pep and Arteta have the same traits in terms of lacking man management skills. The thing that helps Pep is that he has unlimited resources to rectify any problems he has with a particular player, the bald fraud is the epitome of a cheque book manager which why I give Jurgen Klopp a lot more credit for competing with City.
I think Benatia sums it all up in the below:
Sounds exactly like Teta.
As long as you balance that out with a coach/assistant that is more friendly I don't see the problem? From what I've read and heard I think Arteta is fairly friendly but doesn't suffer fools? In the City Amazon doc he seemed to be the more friendly/personable one with the players.
AFC doc should be interesting.
“Arsène Wenger, who was definitely a great man-manager and put a lot of trust in young players to find things out for themselves and learn quickly from mistakes.”
Nasri, who revealed his respect for the man who plucked him from Olympique de Marseille aged 21 in 2008.
“Yes, I speak to him,” the now-27-year-old told FourFourTwo. “I’m close to Arsène Wenger, I’ve always said he is my football father, and I wouldn’t just say that.
Despite the controversy surrounding Van Persie's direct transfer to one of Arsenal's greatest rivals, the player insists that he has nothing but good memories of working for Wenger.
"Arsène is just the best manager in the world," the 34-year-old said at his unveiling as a Feyenoord player. "This is why I want him to be successful with Arsenal. He deserves it.
"I owe everything to Arsène Wenger. He has been crucial for me in my development as a player and as a person.
"I only have warm memories. I enjoyed every day, every minute I worked, trained and played for Arsène."
Yaya comparing himself with Iniesta is a crime in itself.![]()
His minion Arteta picking up his traits with Auba and Pepe, all that’s needed is Partey up next then it’ll conclude my findings![]()
If you think its about football, you have missed the point entirely.Yaya comparing himself with Iniesta is a crime in itself.
I get the point don't worry.If you think its about football, you have missed the point entirely.
Whilst i replied to you it was meant as a more general post. Ive read and been involved in conversations which mirror that train of thought and im like wtf.
Didn’t think anyone would really take it that seriousbut honestly speaking, both Pep and Arteta have the same traits in terms of lacking man management skills. The thing that helps Pep is that he has unlimited resources to rectify any problems he has with a particular player, the bald fraud is the epitome of a cheque book manager which why I give Jurgen Klopp a lot more credit for competing with City.
I think Benatia sums it all up in the below:
Sounds exactly like Teta.
I've seen enough of all of them.Clearly not if you think Nunez and Osimhen are levels above.
You say Tammy doesn't strike the ball well, to that, i'd say you haven't watched enough of Nunez or Osimhen.