Guardiola to be found out in the premier league

[PITA]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but hasn't he won 14 of 16 finals? I agree with you over the 38 game season though.

Yeah but apart from that.......

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

He did the same against Lyon last season, they had no right to get beat by them and he tinkered against a far inferior side and got destroyed on the counter.

Some of those players will be seething today and that malaise should carry over to the new season i reckon like what happened with Spurs, this was the year for them as the stars aligned for them, they have the biggest squad in europe where hardly any pre season wouldn't effect them, no fans at away venues, the big spanish 2 with aging squads, the dangerous teams getting injuries, the cup was there for the taking and their narcissistic manager blew it once again because he has issues doubts and a massive ego.

Why do you bother?

Is your life so empty or are you simply a weird boring freak?

 

[BlueStevie35]

He won the league because his biggest rival for it got decimated by injuries and he also had the advantage of having a subs bench that cost over 300 million so he could rest a player who cost 50-60 million and replace him with another player who cost 50-60 million, while other teams had squads in the red line by October due to hardly any rest or pre season.

They are flat track bully's and bottle merchants, this season they battered the dross in the league and struggled against the bigger teams in the PL.

I'm so happy they lost, they shouldn't have even been in the competition, multiple instances of breaking FFP, when UEFA finally had a strong case against them, they hired about 30 lawyers, never cooperated with UEFA delayed the process that when it came to the CAS trial, the 5 year stipulation had pass for their FFP infringements that CAS had to throw it out of court, then City got fined £9 million pounds for not cooperating with UEFA.

A victory for football today in a asterix of a football season, that City who are so used to playing with empty seats at Etihad every season bottled it when they finally had a stadium with fans.

Well done Chelsea.

Is that a mask slipping I see?

 

[Saint Domingo]

He won the league because his biggest rival for it got decimated by injuries and he also had the advantage of having a subs bench that cost over 300 million so he could rest a player who cost 50-60 million and replace him with another player who cost 50-60 million, while other teams had squads in the red line by October due to hardly any rest or pre season.

They are flat track bully's and bottle merchants, this season they battered the dross in the league and struggled against the bigger teams in the PL.

I'm so happy they lost, they shouldn't have even been in the competition, multiple instances of breaking FFP, when UEFA finally had a strong case against them, they hired about 30 lawyers, never cooperated with UEFA delayed the process that when it came to the CAS trial, the 5 year stipulation had pass for their FFP infringements that CAS had to throw it out of court, then City got fined £9 million pounds for not cooperating with UEFA.

A victory for football today in a asterix of a football season, that City who are so used to playing with empty seats at Etihad every season bottled it when they finally had a stadium with fans.

Well done Chelsea.

Does it still hurt that when push came to shove in 18/19, Pep did an absolute masterclass on Klopp to win at the Etihad 2-1, end your unbeaten season, and then proceed to reel you in slowly but surely game by game before sealing it against Leicester with a 30 yarder in the last 10 minutes?

Whatever Pep’s limitations he pisses all over your kick and rush merchant.

 

[EverTheOptimist]

Abramovich is the Best owner in football whatever his dodgy past.

Acts swiftly if he sees the club not up to his standards, he doesn't care for past exploits but the now, I like fact he respected FFP rules unlike the Petro dollar clubs.

Better team won, Tuchel owned Pep yet again with a tactical master plan.

 

[PaulPowersTash]

Abramovich is the Best owner in football whatever his dodgy past.

Acts swiftly if he sees the club not up to his standards, he doesn't care for past exploits but the now, I like fact he respected FFP rules unlike the Petro dollar clubs.

Better team won, Tuchel owned Pep yet again with a tactical master plan.

Kopite.

 

[catcherintherye]

Abramovich is the Best owner in football whatever his dodgy past.

Acts swiftly if he sees the club not up to his standards, he doesn't care for past exploits but the now, I like fact he respected FFP rules unlike the Petro dollar clubs.

Better team won, Tuchel owned Pep yet again with a tactical master plan.

How only didn't obey financial rules as they weren't in place when he first came. Abramovich spent more money than any football ever has done. I think you show the futility of your value set in defending FFP as a system to create fairness, if one of your pin ups is Abramovich.

As for the final nobody owned anybody is. The best 2 teams in the country went toe to toe and one of them came out victorious. Getting to a CL final, having knocked out Dortmund and PSG along the way, and having won 2 domestic trophies is also a very fine achievement.

 

[Daytripper]

Trevor Sinclair is one of the most arrogant “pundits” I’ve ever heard. Cringey toss pot.

 

[EverTheOptimist]

Trevor Sinclair is one of the most arrogant “pundits” I’ve ever heard. Cringey toss pot.

Sinclair is thick stupid an idiot and hilarious and constantly gets owned by the amazing fantastic Simon Jordan.

Few weeks ago he claimed City don't spend big because they don't break transfer records, was actually steadfast adamant regarding this, until Jordan mentioned you are the biggest spenders in World football history as City buy players on aggregate, by spending 50 million then another 50 then another 50 then another 50 and when they don't work out you spend another 60 million then another 60 million then another 60 million and on top another 60 million, Sinclair's reply was " you've got me there"

Last week he hilariously said " Spending money and lots of it should not be a club's principle", Jordan lambasted him saying " your football club has been built on spending a crazy amount of money from a oil state", again Sinclair had no answer to it.

At the weekend he's claimed man city with 5-6 titles and no European heritage whatsoever who don't even have a worldwide fanbase are bigger than Man United!!!

The guy is a weapon!!

 

[PaulPowersTash]

Sinclair is thick stupid an idiot and hilarious and constantly gets owned by the amazing fantastic Simon Jordan.

Few weeks ago he claimed City don't spend big because they don't break transfer records, was actually steadfast adamant regarding this, until Jordan mentioned you are the biggest spenders in World football history as City buy players on aggregate, by spending 50 million then another 50 then another 50 then another 50 and when they don't work out you spend another 60 million then another 60 million then another 60 million and on top another 60 million, Sinclair's reply was " you've got me there"

Last week he hilariously said " Spending money and lots of it should not be a club's principle", Jordan lambasted him saying " your football club has been built on spending a crazy amount of money from a oil state", again Sinclair had no answer to it.

At the weekend he's claimed man city with 5-6 titles and no European heritage whatsoever who don't even have a worldwide fanbase are bigger than Man United!!!

The guy is a weapon!!

A bit like you mate

 

[EverTheOptimist]

Khaldoon's latest comment about they are going to spend this summer, makes like it's nothing new.

What caught my eye in the interview was "we are going to be creative with our transfer plans", again nothing new, probably get mansour to sponsor a executive box for 100 million a year.

 

[PaulPowersTash]

Khaldoon's latest comment about they are going to spend this summer, makes like it's nothing new.

What caught my eye in the interview was "we are going to be creative with our transfer plans", again nothing new, probably get mansour to sponsor a executive box for 100 million a year.

Kopite.
You are cleary obsessed with City.
Always a big clue...

 

[PaulPowersTash]

Khaldoon's latest comment about they are going to spend this summer, makes like it's nothing new.

What caught my eye in the interview was "we are going to be creative with our transfer plans", again nothing new, probably get mansour to sponsor a executive box for 100 million a year.

Here you go mate:
This should boil your urine

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57327344

 

[EverTheOptimist]

Here you go mate:
This should boil your urine

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57327344

 

[EverTheOptimist]

Astounding.