No cap!

​​@@alphabeta2515 I like that KZfaq gives me the option to 'translate' your comment to English lol

It’s funny because Haaland is quite happy to stay in position and not get involved in play but pro has decided he doesn’t want that with him 😂

@@nellyb1594 yeah, what language does that mean not one in?

@@GuinessOriginalnot even chat GPT knows

Very valid points mate. Surprising that no pundit has ever talked about this... also sad that the Middlesbrough gaffer couldn't capitalize on the foundation work that Guardiola (& Klopp) did :|

If England wasn't managed by idiots they would have won World Cup by now...

​@@arindamchugh649 Because everyone wants to say he bought the wins.. He spent billions to improve his team.. Can he do it in stoke.. All those stupid reasons

that's an interesting point. Pep also (unconsciously) help find the likes of Saka since Arteta has learned lots from Pep about tactics and also scouting for players

That Spanish team definitely played like Barcelona and had many Barca players.. even the then German coach Joachim Loew said that they were hard to beat as they played like Barcelona after Germany’s loss to Spain in 2010 WC semifinals ..,

I think it's easier to make such videos for Guardiola because he has consistently used the same tactics for years with just a few tweaks here and there. And his ways have been effective and revolutionary. Most of the other coaches keep changing how they play depending on the team and not on a consistent basis.

Big Sam too. We'll never his time managing England. One of the greats.

Not good enough

They don't level up tactically..no need wasting Energy on them

Kloppp

Almost every football fan would purchase that book fr

Do you think if you put your mum in charge of City or Bayern for 10 years she'd make 2 CL finals?

@@derrislie7771 Most people do. Including me. And mine certainly would reach 2 CL finals in 10 years at city.

@@danielwebb8402 that's why you are here commenting non sense and guardiola managing the city team.

It's such a lazy excuse especially when you see how other managers and clubs have wasted millions, if not billions. Sure, he spins his silks with gold, but it undoubtedly takes a master craftsman to work gold into the threads.

@Prabin T "That's why"... Because I have a parent? Most people have. Two.

So pep has his own football philosophy school like pythagoras

This is what delusion looks like, pep is not even a top 4 manager. Whole career he's been a groupie coach hoping to dominant teams and splashing cash but hey he swings his hands on the sideline like a choir master

@@gowiuskymarie3302 😂😂😂hell yeah I’ll like to be this kind of choir master with 35 throphies (second most) behind ferguson with lesser years coaching 😂😂

@@Wealthgod10 bet you thought you did something there but in reality pep is just the kingsley coman of coaches😂😂. Bet he goes to coach psg next

@@gowiuskymarie3302 not bad I’ll say most important thing is he should finish his career as the most successful coach in Europe ever ! I’ll take that over anything brother

That explains a lot

Catalan ❤

im gonna have to do another south park marathon

​@@harrybellingham98 interesting

Pep Guardiol-eh?

Here's a handerchief for blowing your nose with. There, there.

Football is a beautiful game, I will recommend you keep an eye on Barcelona next season

Dw he will get the job done this time

@@jonathana6943 Hope so, hope he picks up a couple more after that too.

Fair take but I disagree. Barca were in shambles when he took over. They had senior players who were underperforming in Ronadinho, Deco etc. Even Xavi was set to leave before Pep convinced him to stay. I think letting go of the big names and trusting others like Xavi as well as young players like Messi should not be underappreciated. Instilling the discipline, hardwork and tactical revolution that turned Barca into a reference point for football whilst being relatively inexperienced is his biggest achievement imo.

another thing is that Man City almost take Pep in 2012 actually

You are wrong, another coach would not have promoted Busquets and Pedro to the first team, when they were homegrown players who had not played in the first team, they would continue betting on those who were already there. Guardiola was not scared by putting a veteran like Yaya Toure to put a youth player like Busquets.

Because unlike Benzema , haaland is useless in open play creating goals, he wants everything on a plate not necessarily tap ins but a one touch finish

As Tifo suggested in this video, Pep finally is playing with 5 defenders now.. he is going to win the CL.. Inter will be a walk in the park especially given Lukaku has no first touch. Haaland going to have a field day

It has a lot to do with the money. The moneys spent well, but the money is definitely a factor. You can say other teams have spent more recently (very recently) but some of the charges against them are about them hiding their expenses

@@stevenlannister184hopefully you know Man U and Chelsea spent more with less success. Lazy thinking is always saying it is all about money

"It's not just about the money guys. Other teams have a bigger spend than City" These people actually exist. I see them now and again. It's an actual real person typing this tripe and believing it. The massive scale and extent of their financial fraud was already revealed but these automatons will still carry on saying the same tired nonsense.

Fact: Man City have been accused of financial fraud, reporting more earnings than they actually had, allowing them to expend more money. Also a fact: Man City have spend, regardless of that, less than Chelsea and Man United during that period of time. Both true

Although City are an oil club and have been boosted with their money, as a united fan I have to give city credit because they used the money to bring in the right people, develop the academy and bring in a world class coach like Pep. Teams like PSG and Chelsea are examples of that you can have money, but if the right people arent in place then the money is just going down the drain

Has an influence , but ten hag is his own man he has traits of total football but also the influence of psv as its former coach is one of his biggest guru

@@anishwinger I'm aware. ETH still acknowledges Pep was a big influence on him

Yeah that's not true. Sir Alex had/has the most haters (Arsenal fans, Liverpool fans, City fans, Chelsea fans, and for some reason a lot of Pep/Barcelona fans who try to diminish what he did lol). The truth is any record signing or big signing that Sir Alex made (Veron, Rio, Andy Cole) were all thanks to his own hard work when he re-built United from the ground up from 1986 to 1990. He ensured that the new scouting network was setup, the new youth academy was in place, and Carrington training facility was state of the art at the time. His initial success winning the PL and FA Cup came with 7 youth academy players. And if you look back at his press conferences, he was held to such high standards that even with the rule of "limited foreign players" allowed in UCL squads, he was expected to win the UCL every season or else his season was considered a failure.

@@shahzadirani never see him getting the hate like Pep's getting & I've never heard a single man in u.k or anywhere who said "united's failure if they Don't win UCL every season" but rather i heard he has a fantastic Domestic record which he did have. He's built he team & it took him years, currently i Don't see a Manager getting so much time to work on his team year after year. Just like players wanted to sign for SAF due to his work, there's a long list of players who joined city just because of Pep as well. I've never seen someone discrediting SAF even 20% in comparison to Pep.

WOW. I can't believe that someone on this planet is actually implying what Klopp has had similar to what Pep has had. Do you seriously think Klopp comes close to Pep's spending? Do you want me to show you the data showing how stupid this comment is comparing Klopp to Pep with his resources? Stop fanboying tryng to be create something to be outraged about.

@@samkelorashuza5949 you're right he doesn't have City's budget, but I think everybody gets kinda tired of people acting like he's using Brentford's

they might have the MOST haters, but plenty of other managers are severely disliked for their attitude or tactics like Tuchel, Simeone, Conte etc

Wow what great foresight

@@SteRDLK a true genius

Cool

What does !quite unique" mean?

@@SteRDLK the way they defend and attack are much different to how his United, Chelsea, Real Madrid used to play. Roma have less pace than those teams and the formations is different. I notice his Roma team press the ball in their own systematic way when they defend. Also the defensive organisation isn't really parking the bus anymore. It's a lot more positional theres like 3-4 lines of players as opposed to 2. He also has players like Dybala in his team which made him adapt his tactics. So I'm curious about Tifo's analysis of his tactics at Roma.

I agree, from defence to defensive mid that Roma side is a well oiler machine, his Roma side however are so poor up front it is not funny, if he had atleast 2 more better than average options up front , Roma would have qualified for Champs Lg with that side. What he is doing with Roma is is simply amazing. Hope he wins Europa and tales Roma to Champs lg via that win. Then I think his work there is done...He needs to be managing a Champs Lg competing club..and get his 3rd Title

@@ekuniverse1 I don't care about his tactics, I mean the phrase "quite unique".

@@SteRDLK I'm talking about his unique tactics. compared to before. His team plays different football from any team I've seen.

Look what ten hag did to AWB and rashford.

Are you ok ? Stones was a top cb from is Everton days and touted as the future of England defence and Grealish has been killing it from Villa days thats why paid 100 mil for him yes Pep should be credited for taking them to the next level but he has never transformed an average player into a WC 1 he gets them at a good level not like Kloppp did with Andy Robertson

@@ron2971 You mean how he turned an attacking midfielder in Zinchenko into one of the best LBs in the Prem? Or how Walker went from pacey RB to a CB/RB hybrid. Also Stones was not as good as he is this season, he was prone to errors early on and injuries. Slowly but surely he has been molded.

@@samudrasetu5896 did what to them? Played them in their usual position?

@@ron2971Robertson wasn’t average he was just playing at Hull. I could point to Zinchenko being part of a defence that set a English record for number of consecutive clean sheets or Akanji who couldn’t even start for Dortmund being able to help City to win the league and get to two finals having played everywhere across the backline.

Just look it up he had a book of rinus Michels johan cruyff and pep

Lazy thinking

kompany is doing exactly that. rebuilding a team from scratch. besides pep managed barca b team and got promoted in that year

He started at the barca B team and brought youth players through to the first team. He's already done what you are saying

How many players in his starting XI did he find here?

So you being the best chef in the world and having a 5 stars restaurant, will you go to cook street food in India for prove yourself? I want to see it haha

​@@shouryaaswal5681 76 in a single season and 91 in calender year

​@@lm10p25 A proper correction 👏

79 for Barcelona, the rest were with Argentina

@@H8M0ndays mate just admit it's the same as editing the database in Football Manager

City is not Chelsea or arsenal m8

Jose greater than Pep any day of the week. He's reached his 6th European Cup final just last week with Roma. Pep could never take an Aberdeen or Porto to win a European Cup vs the giant clubs like Sir Alex did with Aberdeen or Jose did with Porto.

@@shahzadirani I'm Portuguese but I've been following Man City for a while and I have to say Pep is a genius in his own way, standing shoulder to shoulder with Mou. We will never see a rivalry at the same level and it's insane to think that for 2 years we had Mou vs Pep and Ronaldo vs Messi and some of the craziest El Classicos ever. A genius is not complete without an equally outstanding rival and we should be grateful these guys pushed each other to levels we probably will never see again.

@@shahzadirani getting tired of this argument salty fans like yourselves seems to forget were pep started from a B TEAM . Getting promotion in his first season one could argue Barcelona B was the Aberdeen of the Spanish lower league. Plus as soon as he came into the first team he promoted reserve team players(remember a certain player name Sergio Busquets) and with that team he won la liga he benched or sold players like Eto Zlatan and gave chances to young talents like David Villa and so on.....Saltiness can only take you so far you Donut.....every successful coach starts somewhere but the agenda against Pep is laughable. Pep's inovativeness speaks volumes of his success as a master football tactician just see where stones is playing this season and before you bring the money this money that argument just look at Chelsea....

@@lazytitan2451 Hahaha I'm about to rip you to shreds with some facts. Winning a European Cup with Aberdeen and defeating Real Madrid is NOT remotely close to anything Pep did with Barcelona B. Want to know why? It's NOT been done for 40 years! And you speak about Eto'o? Lol in 2009 he was the main striker for Pep when they won the fraudulent UCL in 2009. Next year when Pep sold Eto'o to Inter and could not adapt his tactics when he had Zlatan - guess what? Inter won the Treble by knocking out Barcelona lol. And you say "young talent David Villa"? HAHAHA. David Villa was a Valencia player when he was a key starter for Spain at Euro 2008 and was the top scorer for Spain at the 2010 World Cup, so when Pep bought him in the summer of 2010 he was already a World Class Player and a World Cup Winner. HAHAHA you are laughable mate learn some ball. Then you speak about Pep's innovation? Shows how brainwashed you are by him and his marketing team. A defender like John Stones playing in midfield? Guess what? Sir Alex was already doing this in the 1990s and 2000s with Johnsen from CB to CDM and with O'Shea/Phil Jones from CB to CDM. And Sir Alex also played Carrick and Fletcher (two CMs at CB in 2010 for majority of the season). Lastly, you talk about just one youth academy player in Busquets who played an actual key role in the Barcelona team. Maybe two if we count Pedro. Guess what? Even that's been done before and on a larger scale. Sir Alex won the Treble in 1999 with 7 youth academy players featuring consistently throughout the season (Giggs Scholes Beckham Brown GNeville PNeville Nicky Butt). LOL come back after you brush up on your football knowledge.

​@Lazy Titan he also got rid of deco and dinho

Stop discrediting peoples achievements

He's Spanish and played for Span tho?

​@@dariogutierrez6716it's probably off-putting to some cause of his Catalan ties which is understandable but silly nonetheless (by silly, I'm referring to ppl's reactions about it that have nothing to do with it, not Pep himself)

Indeed, it is poor taste for us catalan people to be shown with the spanish shirt.

@@Xoman08 Probably shouldn't represent the Spanish team then

@@SteRDLK When called he couldn't refuse by law. Had he refused the Spanish federation and justice system would had retaliated bringing charges and it would had been the end of this career at FC Barcelona. Catalonia is an occupied nation ruled and plundered by Madrid.

The 2008-09 match when Messi was first played as a false 9 was the 6-2 thrashing. The 5-0 was a few years later in the 2010-11 season.

@@MaxIsStrange1 the 5-0 trashing was in the 09-10 season ( Mourinho's first season) Edit: sorry, it happened in the 10-11 season.

@@yahhou-9564 it was the same season we won the CL in 2011 and you can check the jersey of both the matches to compare. We lost to Inter in the 09-10 season and the kit then was different

@@varunbukka9225 yes you are right. The only thing I clearly remember is the year (2010) so I assumed it's the 09-10 season when in fact it's like you said. Thank you.

​@@MaxIsStrange1 JJ mentions the 6-2 thrashing and then shows Villa and Pedro on the board. Villa and Pedro played in the 5-0 game

And? Somebody has to be the richest team. The richest teams attract the best managers. Fact

I don't think he did because ever club has funding in epl,,,forest spent more than city this summer should they also be included??

How much did man u spend in the same time as city 1.1b against 660 mil

@@zizujillo5818 Forest haven't spent 1.5 billion in the last 20 years.

@@devidwobinson8747 the way you Englishmen have all eaten up the hyper commercialisation is really saddening

118 plus the pl, fa cup and champions league 😂😂😘

I agree with this but tbh not everyone player at city was ‘‘the best’’ in their position look at ake or akanji for example they went the best players but look at them now

Yeah right he only buys the tippy top players like Manuel Akanji who was a sub in Dortmund. The systems he creates don’t really influence his players to get the best out of them or anything. Quite frankly I don’t know why would anyone hire that Baldie he’s a fraud according to me and my mates

What’s stopping other teams from buying the best players too? Only expensive signing at City was Grealish.

@@loago.amaris exactly and Haaland Ik they paid 55m which was his release clause but his wages and stuff all contribute to it so yh

Gundo, KDB, Ruben, Ake, Akanji, Zinchy, Cancelo, Stones, etc. were far from the best when they were signed.

if that's the case, why did Chelsea become sucks at playing football?

@@robertraymond348 City didn’t become what they did in a single season, despite the money.

We have lots of it, endless amounts that have gotten us 6 league titles in 10

Max thinks he’s intelligent but he’s an idiot. Don’t be like Max

I guess…then how else do you explain his gameplan without showing the shapes that are formed with the players?

@@eleonarcrimson858 how they utilise said triangles and diamonds, the way and hoops he jumps to form them, how he doesn't sacrifice defensive solidity and intimidation in transition to form said shapes etc.

again with this man, look at chelsea, look at man unite, look at psg.

@@Whyalwaysm3 I agree how ever he still has an unfair advantage to the rest of the PL

@@tobywoolgar9517 Which is? Are Chelsea not well funded? Manchester United? A league awash with money crying about money is just lol.

@@AnkushBhattacharya It took City four years to win their first title after the state bought their club and outspent all their rivals. Chelsea have just bought a ton of players and, you never know, they may win the title in four years time and we'll be having the same conversation about them.

@@AnkushBhattacharya I'm not I'm just saying at his disposal he has more than most team's and that's a fair comment.

Yeah since pep came to England, United and Chelsea have spent more than him. People are just lazy with their takes and don't want to give pep the credit he deserves

It's true Pep is one of the most fantastic managers ever seen and that other clubs like Chelsea and Man Utd have spent more than City, however City SHOULD be spending less than those teams anyways. In fact, City should be spending significantly less than what they already have consistently spent since their takeover. They're not a prestige club like Man Utd or Liverpool or Arsenal even, or even Everton based on club histories. City aren't a real top tier club historically. They're only at this point now because their Qatari takeover was their catalyst. They'll never truly be a Prestige club, BUT they can pretend and imitate (just like how they have been in recent times)

Please don't put Liverpool in there both managers arrived before five years ago

​@@bluemoon1716 Who has been as good Pep or Klopp at United? He is not the Goat lol

no other manager has the luxury of unlimited funds, a boardroom set in place specifically for them, a ground given to them virtually free of charge, arriving to a squad containing Kompany, Fernandinho, De Bruyne, Silva, and Aguero... and so on