They don't have passion to win oil league

@@navist5177 Yh cause they won it so so many times. You think its better elsewhere? In every other league, the richest club has been dominating for the most part

​@@colonelcider8292i mean it only makes sense, the rich clubs just buy talent unlike before when things were different, there are rare instances where someone actually does something amazing purely by passion. Napoli did it recently and that's why everyone loved it, look at the other leagues, most money teams will always win and money is something players cannot deny. It gets them the fame and stability in their career

@@colonelcider8292the prem and serie A is the only league that has challenges. la liga: madrids and barca ligue 1: psg bundesliga: bayern & dortmund while the prem has: chelsea manchesters liverpool arsenal and this season even newcastle has got 3rd. anyone in the prem can win it. and serie A has: milans juventus napoli lazio roma qnd even florentina. the main point is that these are the most balanced top 5 leagues in the world.

@nishantsaxena5077 well I agree to some extent but I wouldn't say Napoli did it through passion. It's not like the club decided to refuse transfers or purchases and it's not like all the players had an option to move but chose to stay in order to win with thag club. Its not like Napoli's players were all Napoli fans from childhood. People loved it because it was an underdog story, not because of passion. Anyway my main point was that "passion to win oil league" is a stupid argument to make. Like these players are linked with PSG, Bayern and Barcelona. Barcelona is a sort of a exception because of Real Madrid but in LaLiga its still the second biggest club. Barcelona and Real Madrid have been sucking up all the money from LaLiga.

AnU was once god of Egypt too, never mind that wannabe King those scouse call Salah

​@@scottpaulson206what about wanna be Salah?

The hell is AnU? Anal United?

Man u..... I guess

AnU 😂😂😂😂

Fodens career mite finally take off

Pep will leave in 2 years, i can sense the beginning of City's downfall

@@MrNash-hv5tntrue, Pep is a goat

@@MrNash-hv5tni think pep will want to stay if he gets the right players then he will be happy

@@Im-a-monkeI think if he wins the league two more times in the next two years he will leave for a new challenge.

No he might go to Saudi

@@kristophermclaughlin7473 he said he wants to stay to europe

@@creeyativwrld7633 oh

@@creeyativwrld7633 So did Messi

​​​@@kristophermclaughlin7473.. he's not 'spent' - so why would ge want to go to Saudi? Ronaldo, Benzema, and Kante are all 'spent' basically. They can still play, but not at the highest level anymore.

UCL at Madrid is not success, it's the standard.

@@CRGB-ec3vu facts 🤷🏽‍♂️ Success is winning it 3 times in a row 😂

​​​@@CRGB-ec3vubig difference between treble and ucl. Treble means winning every competition and u may win ucl but u didnt win the league as many times.Winning ucl is like a milestone but winning treble is more of a satisfaction of completion. Some teams won ucls in a row,some won the treble but no team ever has defended the ucl title after completing a treble.

@@AstroSully or winning it 5 times in a row!!

​@@ashutoshshukla5362 no team ever has defended the ucl title after completing a treble!! This is very true but Madrid did win the league and UCL in 2017 and 2022 missing out on the smallest trophy of them all where 3rd and 4th division spanish teams compete!! Also Madrid were unlucky in 2017, they were disqualified from the copa del rey in one of those 3 peat season!!

Exactly

Literally bro hit the spot😂

What do you mean? He was serious at that time. City may have won the treble now, but back when he said this they had lost the community shield, were out of the League Cup and lots of points behind on Arsenal. I remember him saying he thought his team had lost its passion because they had won so much in the previous years already. Which he understood, because he experienced this as a player himself.

@@d4vidore CS:GO Major Championship, bro!? I'm stuck at silver 1

Not mocking. What he meant was City has won PL leagues many times so the hunger has gone, while Arsenal didn't win the league for almost 2 decades. That's why Arsenal has more fire to win the PL league.

He wants to stay because no other club is foolish enough to pay the wages he's getting.

​@@thegrimmcommoner2203but he improved in position he is playing nowdays

😂😂

​@@thegrimmcommoner2203but he wages not as big as sterling in chelsea or martial in united, OR jadon sancho

Most over rated over paid mediocre player in the league carried by other players 💩💩

True

Look at net spend & you'll see that since joining city, Manchester City aren't at the top. Understand City sells players & also buys players & develops them.

​@@Emperor-Inkerthat's cap city been using oil money and spent over a billion for 1 ucl

​@@atstriker947Man United and Chelsea have spent more

@@atstriker947 oil money doesn't matter & Manchester United have spent over a 1 billion also so why haven't they won anything big since fergi left. You criticise oil money but I'm sure you love all the energy oil provides for your everyday life. Also look up who / what middle Eastern countries invest their money in as it will shock you 🤣

Very different, in Napoli they don’t pay enough in City they don’t play enough

It's a no-brainer. It keeps the existing players on their toes. It forces the coach to freshen up his set-up. It's like injecting yourself with fresh blood. Juventus were masters at it.

Cos you wanna leave on a high and don’t want to outstay your welcome, everybody stays long enough to become a villian. The minute things start to go wrong at city who is to blame? The players will be blamed and those taking up positions in the team for many years will be the first to be negatively looked at. To save reputation and legacy like gundogan who is now a legend forever at city

@@cjewe1z Juventus were masters at fraud.

😂😂😂

That would be like committing suicide 😭

Right. I'm surprised not many people know this was his number one reason for leaving Barcelona.

I mean City and barca aren't the same club & the same Era tho . And let's be honest City have better financial management system then barca and we can see that through their spend record for the last 5 years . The ManCity Owner [ Sheik Mansour ] have great friendship with Pep and he wouldn't let him go and he's willing to bring him any player thay pep request . Pep was manager in City for almost like 8 years now and the Owner didn't sack him despite Pep not winning the UCL all those 7 years . i think the Owner want him to stay for more years and will bring him the players pep request to replace any free positions to keep Pep around .

​@@vector_vector__the owner likes Pep because pep is consistent and knows what he's doing. He's unlike other coaches who lose the zeal to win after some time. Apart from the UCL, Pep has won 2 community shields, 4 EFL cups, 2 FA cups and 5 premier league trophies. And all that adds up to 13 trophies in 7 years! So why will City's owner think about sacking him? Don't forget that they've been playing the best and most entertaining football since Pep took over. The Etihad has become a fortress, and that's what club owners want from their managers. Moreover, this guy has a win percentage of over seventy percent. No other manager comes close to that in the world! In a nutshell, man city's owners would be nuts to even think about sacking this man.

@@PepTalkTillYouDrop makes sense

He said he was burnt out is why he left barca

he wasn’t being sarcastic in that clip, it was from late january/early february where city were really struggling and looking like they wouldn’t even finish the season with one trophy. he was just being honest with the media and sending a message to his players

U mean spanish, his first language is the spanish

​@@yomismo688no, it's catalan

@@yomismo688you’re trolling

@@packrunnerdarsh2231right, I don’t know why people are tryna paint him as some God, he was truly worried at this point in time because city should’ve turned up the heat by then, you don’t wait 6 months just to start trying, anyways shortly after this something clicked and City stopped losing games and built that familiar momentum

What winning heritage? Man City that wasn't considered a top-tier team before the 2008 takeover? Or youre talking about recent history?

​@@PepTalkTillYouDropstill have more history in a decade than some clubs who were on top flight for more than 100 years

@@PepTalkTillYouDropafter 2016 premier League is blue 💙🔥 come back to present 😂 you still lived in sir Alex era😂

​@@akashsarkar532i don't think you understood my comment. I never bashed city for not having history, im talking to the original comment that said Man City have a winning heritage which isn't true. There's no such thing - Jose loves to give excuses for why his team isn't conquering the world.

​@@PepTalkTillYouDropbut we do tho Liverpool & man united are the only teams that have better history then us

I'd gladly swap him for hakimi, if he goes

Don't be silly.

Best full back? Who else has there been? Zabaleta? 😂 Walker is nowhere near as good as you're making him out to be. He's an above average player at best. Pep doesn't trust him, which is why he doesn't play unless he's worried about pace exploiting them on the counter attack

only man who can stop vinicious jr.

Is good only in Fifa.

What ? No managers want to stay in La Liga anymore. EPL is the toughest and most watched in the world. Why do you think all the best managers are here ?

Obv ur brainwashed to the MAX

@@gruevlock24 I think that was the point he was trying to make.

@@gruevlock24you’re very sharp

finally one with real reason

I hope so

Desperate much?

They already made a joke out of FFP

Keep waiting.

it's not that he don't have the power to get rid of the players, he just don't want to get rid of the players because most of them homegrown. he left the team to one of his best mates, Villanova.

If he hadn't left, after the small Bayern hanky-panky, he would have never been able to go to Man City. You really could say he was the Qatari Ambassador. 🙄 Of course he might be a fantastic Manager, and all this Crap, but I really would love to seem him 'rebuild'... St. Etienne,... Torino FC..., Bohemians Prag. 'Big' old clubs with far more less money, then Barca, Bayern, or ManC now. If he becomes the new Manager, of Notts County or like, and returns with a treble with His! Personal La Masia Boys from Etienne, Notts C, or whomever with far less money than his 3... Then! you really could say he is a magician! Never will understand why he went to Bayern. Beside of the typical: Stay two years, 2 till 4 titles, and get fogged off... A Spanish guy is 'nearer' to Italian clubs I thought. Happel was a Legend. Guardiola? Money Jongleur. Imho.

Not even close and I'm a Real Madrid fan.

@@GU_WOP_O lol I understand your thought but one thing should understand the leagues are different and thus the training focus and style …

A lie, because he couldn't said that the president of the club was forcing him to quick.

As long as he has the largest budget then yes lol. He literally had unlimited budget with Man C.

what has Guardiola won with City that managers before haven't already besides the UCL? It was only a matter of time until a club with unlimited budget would eventually win it. And they did so when the opposition was at their weakest , where the two strongest opponents (Bayern and Madrid) both struggled in their respective leagues.

Of course when he spent over a billion and only could win the champions league after 6years. The goat?????

dream on

Still waiting for that?

Agreed. Those seasoned players will be missed to a degree, but a rebuild is in progress. These players love to play football, not watch from a bench. They could be stars in another club that will start them every week for a few more years, or they can put their nose to the grindstone for Pep, only to watch someone 9 years younger take half or more of the starts.

Nonsense. Midfield was useless. Too. Many injury prone players and not enough investment in the team. Pep hasn't faced these challenges.

Hakimi will replace him. He is also rapid! No way Hakimi stays at PSG if his bff ,Kilian leaves.

@@papsphaks4408 hakimi cant defend

DB is all they need. Any decent striker is scoring goals with DB running around.

City wasn’t failing when pep joined in fact they won the league 2 years before he joined so I don’t know where you got your information but city haven’t been relegated since early 2001 they have been in the prem consistently for 20 years now

Don't count with Oil shity, there is a lot of difference winning with socio own clubs and own shity oil money, get what you want.

​@@killiemuckenthis is what's annoying about other fan bases they ignore the fact that we've been in the prem for a long time & in fact even though we were relegated we're one of the founding members of the premier league back in 1992.

laporte is also injury prone