And especially, that Pep is overrated, and he's really shaking things up by pushing Hart out.
see, you're wrong. Haven't you noticed that he has changed the PL already?
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There were a few cynical asides when Pep Guardiola was appointed Manchester City manager. There were even those who hoped he would fall flat on his face; those who claimed he was ‘not all that’. Would a coach who has dominated in Spain and Germany, and with the two strongest clubs in those countries, cut it in the physically intense, competitive chaos of the Premier League?
It is early days but we already have our answer. City may not win the league this season; they may not emulate the Champions League semi-final of the last campaign. He may ultimately fail. But Guardiola has made his mark. He has made a difference. There is no revolution just a raising of standards. The Spaniard has, within a few short weeks, changed the Premier League and done so for the better. He has made us – and his rivals – think and react. Everyone is on their toes and knows they have to lift their game. Be harder, faster, fitter – and smarter.
suuuuure. A shaky 2-1 home win over the weakest team in the league thanks to a late own goal and a win over an inferior Stoke team, but yeah, he's clearly pushed the league to a new level. Lol
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suuuuure. A shaky 2-1 home win over the weakest team in the league thanks to a late own goal and a win over an inferior Stoke team, but yeah, he's clearly pushed the league to a new level. Lol
It's obviously going to be Hull who pushes the league to new levels. 13 player squads, having managers quit right before the season, still top of the league. The revolution is coming.
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All hail King Pep Guardiola - the greatest manager of all time (whose team's never really show an improvement when he signs up or a decline after he leaves).
it will fade, I remember the same thing with Klopp, last year before his first game the papers were all writing as if we were all witnesses to the coronation and just had to look around the football game going on behind it
Completely parked, and hit long balls with a prayer something happened to their lone striker.
Tough to get that final touch, when 8 players are inside the 6 yard box. For a team having captured 7 pts from their first 3, that's the type of response you'd expect from a team facing United in the Fergie era.
Well, it's not my money and I'd take Hart over Mignolet every time.
Really? I dont know, I find it to be fairly even.
I think Hart easily has better distribution from the back, I dont know whats up Pep's butt on that one, and I dont think theres any doubt that hes a fantastic shot-stopper, I think he and Mignolet are a saw-off on that score, but when Hart screws up he goes huge.
I just dont think one is significantly better than the other overall.
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Spurs were just plain bad today. That game should've been out of hand by the half and while there were a couple bright lights (Vorm, Rose were good) some guys just didn't show up. I feel like Dele and Eriksen are way off this season, or maybe teams are keyed on them and just shutting them down. Regardless, it wasn't an inspiring performance today.
