No_20 wrote:Foye wrote:No_20 wrote:Is it certain Guardiola will only be there for 3 years?
He was close to extending with Bayern and left because he felt it was a finished project. Can he really finish the Man City project in 3 years? No he can't.
With finished project you mean he successfully destroyed Heynckes superteam? lmao.
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That's my point. It was already the best team in the world when he took over. Will take 2-3 transfer windows for him at Man City to create his own great squad.
To say he destroyed is stupid, you sound like a bitter German journalist. Why do Germans hate Guardiola so much? I cant understand it. Oh wait, I can: Neidgesellschaft.
Lets look at the facts about Guardiola
The pros:
- He won 2 Bundesliga titles and a cup. I think you could probably do the same with that team.
The cons:
- He managed to get thrown out of UCL embarrassingly two years in a row with probably an even more talented team than Heynckes had
- He got into conflict with important players such as Kroos or Mandzukic...who then left for much less than they are worth
- Other clubs consider players who have scored in an UCL final a legend but Guardiola silently managed to get rid of Mandzukic making him look like an arrogant undeserving douche. But the main reason was that Guardiola is mentally incapable of adapting his game plan to a more physical, less technical striker like Mandzukic. And again Mandzukic was a total professional. He did everything for that Heynckes team including defending in the own penalty area if needed.
- Lack of progress from key players. Look at Mario Götze. Dude has regressed seriously.
- Thousands of muscle injuries because Guardiola ignored the medical staff and uses players with injuries too soon. Boateng is only the latest example. 3 months out because Guardiola used him despite Boateng having problems prior to the game he injured Boa in. Or Ribery same example. Used him again too soon and now he is gone for weeks again.
- Plus Guardiola managed to get well earned medical staff around Dr. Müller Wohlfahrt out of the club for his own mistakes. Think about how ridiculous this is. He was ignoring advices from the medical staff, said they are doing something wrong and got them replaced.
- Just a few days ago or so there were rumors the atmosphere in Bayern locker room is very bad, too.
And I didnt even come to the point of criticizing his overly possession based approach that will result in receiving counter attacking goals in basically any important UCL match.
This has nothing to do with "Neid". I recognize when someone does a great job such as Simeone for Atletico or Allegri for Juve. But Guardiola is simply a clown for me.
Ah and I have one more. He managed to be outcoached by Dieter freaking Hecking lmao.
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