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Faaaaaack orf
The fume are posting about four times quicker than I can copy and paste!!!!!
I get where you are coming from on this but Cucurella is a LB not a left sided midfielder. Nunes is not suited to either the LB or LWB roles
Another reason to laugh is that ironically Cole Palmer is in the background of that pic. Cheaty would be laughing now if they hadn't been arrogant pricks and sold him to Chelsea.
City’s transfer activities have been fucking awful for seasons / letting good young players go and signing shite replacements.
This is a list of players once on City’s books
Julian Alvarez, Cole Palmer, Pedro Porro, Douglas Luiz, Eric Garcia, Liam Delap, Romeo Lavia, James Trafford, Morgan Rodgers, Taylor Harwood-Bellis, Michael Olise, Jadon Sancho, Brahim Diaz, Tosin Adarabioyo, Jeremie Frimpong….
That’s an insane amount of talent they let go, particularly when you look at the shite they’ve replaced it with and only really Foden has broken into the team from youth level (although you could add Rico Lewis to that list now).
Maybe they’ve had to cycle off blood doping this year in case they get caught doing that as well.
They've always been super confident in their ability to develop more talent, attract more players that they've been comfortable balancing the books with sales.
But their purchases have become increasingly erratic and marginally effective. Grealish had one decent season. 100m! Doku flatters to deceive. A million centrebacks deployed across the entire backline. Bringing Gundogan back. Absurd.
I know that we're all very biased in this argument, but this, for me, is concrete proof that Pep is not somebody who should be considered amoungst the all-time great managers... He's literally NEVER had a situation like this, where thinks haven't been practically perfect for him, until now, and he and his team have literally fallen to pieces.
When we had our disastrous season in 20/21, even with everything that we faced, Jurgen got us to third that year... This overrated plonker has lost ONE (albeit) top player, and the world immediately starts to end. They should still be winning most every game, even with this 'injury crisis', and he shouldn't be soooooooooooo wound up that we're all genuinely worried for his mental health. And all-time great wouldn't be overseeing this pantomime.
When we had our disastrous season in 20/21, even with everything that we faced, Jurgen got us to third that year... This overrated plonker has lost ONE (albeit) top player, and the world immediately starts to end. They should still be winning most every game, even with this 'injury crisis', and he shouldn't be soooooooooooo wound up that we're all genuinely worried for his mental health. And all-time great wouldn't be overseeing this pantomime.
I really don't want to be the one defending that cunt but you can't take away years of success ( not just with Man C) just because of this recent blip. The season is far from over and Man C will definitely recover.
I can argue that Klopp never has been in a situation where he's won the league 4 times in a row and has to keep challenging.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but we've barely been able to "compete" for the league title two seasons in a row under Klopp.
Obviously financial doping helped Pep, but I can also argue that Man U during their success had the pick of the litter as well.
I can argue that Klopp never has been in a situation where he's won the league 4 times in a row and has to keep challenging.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but we've barely been able to "compete" for the league title two seasons in a row under Klopp.
Obviously financial doping helped Pep, but I can also argue that Man U during their success had the pick of the litter as well.
there was the 2 year spell where we won the CL and marginally finished 2nd, then we won the league. But yeah, normally any proper challenge was followed by a poorer season
Yes I can take it all away. He's the Golden Child born with a silver spoon in his mouth. Any good manager could have done what he's done with the resources he's had.
There's no way he deserves to be rated in the top echelon. He's just a lucky dogfucker.
Has Klopp ever had the financial strength & consistent squad strength of a Barca, Bayern or City?
Barca was at the time he got it stacked beyond belief ... with financial flex.
Bayern won the treble before and after him - that's how their team is expected to perform.
City were winning leagues with managers before Pep with the financial flex that few teams could compete with.
Has Pep ever done what Klopp did at Dortmund? Liverpool? Could he? Maybe, but his ego and make up will never allow him ... He's nowhere near Mourinho or Ferguson in the top 2 managers in PL history, regardless of his trophies.
As for the point about Man U and their 'financial doping' - let's not compare them and Man City, or pretend that Ferguson didn't build that team from the shitter there were in ...
I'm not taking away the success... He's obviously a very coach coach.
And he can obviously manage egos, which is a HUGE task, when overseeing a squad like he's had, but I am saying that he's never had to endure any kind of hardship, or ever had to rebuild a squad and start over, or ever NOT had unlimited wealth to get him the world's best players, until now, and what happens next will tell us what he's really made of... He's NOT an all-time great manager, if he can only do it when every single thing is working in his favour, and he's in charge of the richest club on the planet.
He couldn't have done what Jurgen did, given what Jurgen had to work with from a financial and playing staff position, he he been here instead, and going up against that cheating behemoth. All just in my opinion, of course...
True but he did still build a very successful team. Most of the players he bought weren't the finished article when they joined Man C.
Also, financial power doesn't always equal success. Recent examples would be Man U and Chelsea.
Both fair points. But financial clout sure doesn't hurt, does it..?
He's never had to do what our Jurgen did, or other true greats have... He's ALWAYS had the world's best team handed to him, consisting of the world's best players, all over the pitch. That's all I'm saying.
I honestly believe that if Jurgen and he had swapped places 10 years back, we'd have one less title and one less European Cup that we do now, and they'd be chasing their 8th straight title and they've have at least two more European Cups.
He's never had to do what our Jurgen did, or other true greats have... He's ALWAYS had the world's best team handed to him, consisting of the world's best players, all over the pitch. That's all I'm saying.
I honestly believe that if Jurgen and he had swapped places 10 years back, we'd have one less title and one less European Cup that we do now, and they'd be chasing their 8th straight title and they've have at least two more European Cups.
Let's see where City end up at the season close before judging how Pep has done. They're only a handful of points off where they were last season. Although it doesn't look likely at the moment, they could turn it on and rip through the second half of the season.
Still a mangy dogfucker though either way.
Still a mangy dogfucker though either way.
