Guardiola to be found out in the premier league

Argentina Racing · February 6, 2017

JimEFC said:
Welcome to Goodison, Sergio.

No thanks

toffeejack · February 7, 2017

aguero for me is the best striker in the world, certainly the best in the prem, how on earth pep can drop him is beyond me, he's not even been out of form or anything, strikes of another vanity project, like his bravo over hart move.

Billy Dean · February 9, 2017

Pretty sure people were saying this when he dropped Eto'o at Barca. That turned out ok in the end.

Brendan Janus · February 9, 2017

Mr Guardiola to you !

Well how are yer, me old mucker !

Azzurri · February 9, 2017

Billy Dean said:
Pretty sure people were saying this when he dropped Eto'o at Barca. That turned out ok in the end.

Depends what you mean by OK, Eto'o was gone and the end of the season and they still hate each other to this day.

Can't see City winning quite as much as Barca that season, though.

Azzurri · February 9, 2017

Aside from the occasional attempted murder Aguero has been good as ever this season. It'd surprise me if there wasn't a place for him in this City team.

Mikey_Fitzgerald · February 9, 2017

City, with Pep at the helm, will win the League next season, with us coming a respectable 4th

Anyone seen my Pritt Stick?...

Number_25 · February 9, 2017

Kenshin said:
to be fair to Guadiola, he did rebuild Barca from the ground up when he took over. Yes he had Messi there which helped quite a bit but he sold off a lot of stars and rebuilt the team and the way they played as well. I think if i remember right he/they sold Henry, gudjohnsonn, Deco, Eto'o all around the same time. So his merits at the nou camp are a little bit better than others who have won with that team i think. Bayern was a straight walk in job though so nothing special there.

Eh?

Kenshin · February 9, 2017

Number_25 said:
Eh?

Sold a lot of big name players, changed their style and turned them from also rans (for barcelona standards) into the best team in the world after he took over.

Rook · February 9, 2017

Kenshin said:
to be fair to Guadiola, he did rebuild Barca from the ground up when he took over.

Give me messi, 9 Alcarazes and whatever keeper that Kloop buys and I'll win the league too.

Jamo Martinez · February 9, 2017

Argentina Racing said:
No thanks

Anything to do with him being from Independiente?

Argentina Racing · February 9, 2017

Jamo Martinez said:
Anything to do with him being from Independiente?

Yes, But also because Lukaku is better player than him by far.

Here in Argentina everybody hates Aguero, in the national team he is a ghost in the pitch.

A few months ago he said that when he left football he will be missed in the national team hahahhsshahaha

Also in 2011 he said "i want Racing to be relegated"...

We stayed in first division, and in 2013 Independiente was relegated

And in 2014 we won the league tittle

:dance:

Jamo Martinez · February 9, 2017

Argentina Racing said:
Yes, But also because Lukaku is better player than him by far.

Here in Argentina everybody hates Aguero, in the national team he is a ghost in the pitch.

A few months ago he said that when he left football he will be missed in the national team hahahhsshahaha

Also in 2011 he said "i want Racing to be relegated"...

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We stayed in first division, and in 2013 Independiente was relegated

And in 2014 we won the league tittle

La Academia.

Always thought, while understandable, it was a bit silly when Boca fans celebrated River's relegation. Given the precarious economic situation of clubs in Argentina losing one of your full house matches in a season can have a serious impact. I would have thought the Avellaneda clubs would have a similar situation.

gonetomorrow · February 9, 2017

toffeejack said:
aguero for me is the best striker in the world, certainly the best in the prem, how on earth pep can drop him is beyond me, he's not even been out of form or anything, strikes of another vanity project, like his bravo over hart move.

He's [Poor language removed].

Argentina Racing · February 9, 2017

Jamo Martinez said:
La Academia.

Always thought, while understandable, it was a bit silly when Boca fans celebrated River's relegation. Given the precarious economic situation of clubs in Argentina losing one of your full house matches in a season can have a serious impact. I would have thought the Avellaneda clubs would have a similar situation.

For real fans is impossible to think like that.

Racing get relegated in 1983, and till 2013 Independiente fans reminded us that day whenever they could...

That's why 15 June 2013 is one of the happiest days of my life.