Pep Guardiola es uno de los tres mejores entrenadores de los diez últimos años, junto a Paco Jémez y Esnáider.

Trumbo escribió:

Godofredo escribió:Trumbo, quién es tu amiga?
La del avatar, digo.

Tiene pinta de ser bastante liberal y simpática.

Carmen Lomama, amiga de Torbe

cablehogue escribió:sergi roberto debuta con la pepa, por cierto...

elway escribió:

cablehogue escribió:sergi roberto debuta con la pepa, por cierto...

En la comunión de su hijo, como streeper

elway escribió:

cablehogue escribió:sergi roberto debuta con la pepa, por cierto...

En la comunión de su hijo, como streeper

cablehogue escribió:sergi roberto debuta con la pepa, por cierto...

Godofredo escribió:

cablehogue escribió:sergi roberto debuta con la pepa, por cierto...

Una apuesta decidida, no saldría del once inicial.

elway escribió:Carmen Lomama y Hannah Montada

cablehogue escribió:

elway escribió:

cablehogue escribió:sergi roberto debuta con la pepa, por cierto...

En la comunión de su hijo, como streeper

semifinal de champions en el bernabéu...

esto cuenta como zasca???

elway escribió:Que Luis Enrique ha sacado ya a más gente de la cantera

cablehogue escribió:

elway escribió:Que Luis Enrique ha sacado ya a más gente de la cantera

esto me lo quedo, para venir aquí de vez en cuando...

elway escribió:Igual me pierdo algo.
En siete años, fuera de Busquets y Pedro, alguno más?

Trumbo escribió:

tacitus escribió:https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/aug/28/manchester-city-west-ham-united-premier-league-match-report

Perhaps the most daunting part for Manchester City’s rivals is that these are still the embryonic stages of Pep Guardiola’s reign, with the players slowly getting used to a new set of ideas, different tactics and a manager who gives the impression he is satisfied only by the highest forms of excellence. Five games, five wins – Guardiola has had an immaculate start, even if the latest is tarnished by the potential loss of Sergio Agüero to suspension.[...]

Otherwise, it was another satisfying day for City featuring another demonstration of Raheem Sterling’s renascent form since Guardiola’s arrival. Sterling scored twice and the England international looks rejuvenated at a time when it is difficult to think of another club in the Premier League era with a greater choice of creative players. [...]

More than anything, there is the sense of a team who can still get better and that must be thrilling for City’s supporters when the improvement is already considerable. Leroy Sané, lest it be forgotten, has not had the chance to play a single minute yet. The same applies to Ilkay Gündoğan, Guardiola’s first signing, while Claudio Bravo was in the stands after his £17m move from Barcelona. Guardiola’s decision not to start his new goalkeeper was a perplexing one – better here, you might imagine, than a debut in the Manchester derby – and threatened to backfire when Willy Caballero came for a cross in the 59th minute, flapped at thin air and Michail Antonio headed in the goal that made it 2-1 and changed the complexion of this match. [...]

For West Ham United, still missing the injured Dimitri Payet, there were times in the first half when they were completely outplayed. Guardiola’s players did not just move the ball at uncommon speed, they chased down their opponents with an urgency that was rarely seen under Manuel Pellegrini. If the players lost possession they did everything to get it back as quickly as possible. It is the mentality that helped make Barcelona such a formidable team under Guardiola’s guidance and, if anything, it was a surprise their superiority did not bring them even more goals.

[...]

Si quieren más, pueden leer aquí

Pep Guardiola’s tactical nous upstaged by Manchester City’s sheer will to win
https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2016/aug/28/pep-guardiola-manchester-city-west-ham

qué pena que no sepamos alemán, porque entonces anda que no íbamos a poder poner cositas ahora también

cablehogue escribió:veo muchos nervios ante lo que se intuye como una temporada gloriosa del noi de  santpedor... mi caballerosidad me impedirá venir aquí hacer sangre pero me acordaré de muchos de vosotros...

hasta el año que viene...

Trumbo escribió:Keibol te veo nervioso y tenso: te has incorporado al curro hoy, verdad?

cablehogue escribió:

Trumbo escribió:Keibol te veo nervioso y tenso: te has incorporado al curro hoy, verdad?

efectivamente, me acabo de incorporar hoy al curro... tras dos duras semanas con mis dos gremlins en la playa, por fin comienzan mis verdaderas vacaciones... y encima, sin jefa...

Trumbo escribió:

cablehogue escribió:

Trumbo escribió:Keibol te veo nervioso y tenso: te has incorporado al curro hoy, verdad?

efectivamente, me acabo de incorporar hoy al curro... tras dos duras semanas con mis dos gremlins en la playa, por fin comienzan mis verdaderas vacaciones... y encima, sin jefa...

cómo se te nota, jajajajajaaaaa

Trumbo escribió:

tacitus escribió:https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/aug/28/manchester-city-west-ham-united-premier-league-match-report

Perhaps the most daunting part for Manchester City’s rivals is that these are still the embryonic stages of Pep Guardiola’s reign, with the players slowly getting used to a new set of ideas, different tactics and a manager who gives the impression he is satisfied only by the highest forms of excellence. Five games, five wins – Guardiola has had an immaculate start, even if the latest is tarnished by the potential loss of Sergio Agüero to suspension.[...]

Otherwise, it was another satisfying day for City featuring another demonstration of Raheem Sterling’s renascent form since Guardiola’s arrival. Sterling scored twice and the England international looks rejuvenated at a time when it is difficult to think of another club in the Premier League era with a greater choice of creative players. [...]

More than anything, there is the sense of a team who can still get better and that must be thrilling for City’s supporters when the improvement is already considerable. Leroy Sané, lest it be forgotten, has not had the chance to play a single minute yet. The same applies to Ilkay Gündoğan, Guardiola’s first signing, while Claudio Bravo was in the stands after his £17m move from Barcelona. Guardiola’s decision not to start his new goalkeeper was a perplexing one – better here, you might imagine, than a debut in the Manchester derby – and threatened to backfire when Willy Caballero came for a cross in the 59th minute, flapped at thin air and Michail Antonio headed in the goal that made it 2-1 and changed the complexion of this match. [...]

For West Ham United, still missing the injured Dimitri Payet, there were times in the first half when they were completely outplayed. Guardiola’s players did not just move the ball at uncommon speed, they chased down their opponents with an urgency that was rarely seen under Manuel Pellegrini. If the players lost possession they did everything to get it back as quickly as possible. It is the mentality that helped make Barcelona such a formidable team under Guardiola’s guidance and, if anything, it was a surprise their superiority did not bring them even more goals.

[...]

Si quieren más, pueden leer aquí

Pep Guardiola’s tactical nous upstaged by Manchester City’s sheer will to win
https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2016/aug/28/pep-guardiola-manchester-city-west-ham

qué pena que no sepamos alemán, porque entonces anda que no íbamos a poder poner cositas ahora también

cablehogue escribió:

Trumbo escribió:

cablehogue escribió:

Trumbo escribió:Keibol te veo nervioso y tenso: te has incorporado al curro hoy, verdad?

efectivamente, me acabo de incorporar hoy al curro... tras dos duras semanas con mis dos gremlins en la playa, por fin comienzan mis verdaderas vacaciones... y encima, sin jefa...

cómo se te nota, jajajajajaaaaa

hombre, más que nada porque llevaba una semana sin postear, hijoputa...

ElArquitecto escribió:

Trumbo escribió:

tacitus escribió:https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/aug/28/manchester-city-west-ham-united-premier-league-match-report

Perhaps the most daunting part for Manchester City’s rivals is that these are still the embryonic stages of Pep Guardiola’s reign, with the players slowly getting used to a new set of ideas, different tactics and a manager who gives the impression he is satisfied only by the highest forms of excellence. Five games, five wins – Guardiola has had an immaculate start, even if the latest is tarnished by the potential loss of Sergio Agüero to suspension.[...]

Otherwise, it was another satisfying day for City featuring another demonstration of Raheem Sterling’s renascent form since Guardiola’s arrival. Sterling scored twice and the England international looks rejuvenated at a time when it is difficult to think of another club in the Premier League era with a greater choice of creative players. [...]

More than anything, there is the sense of a team who can still get better and that must be thrilling for City’s supporters when the improvement is already considerable. Leroy Sané, lest it be forgotten, has not had the chance to play a single minute yet. The same applies to Ilkay Gündoğan, Guardiola’s first signing, while Claudio Bravo was in the stands after his £17m move from Barcelona. Guardiola’s decision not to start his new goalkeeper was a perplexing one – better here, you might imagine, than a debut in the Manchester derby – and threatened to backfire when Willy Caballero came for a cross in the 59th minute, flapped at thin air and Michail Antonio headed in the goal that made it 2-1 and changed the complexion of this match. [...]

For West Ham United, still missing the injured Dimitri Payet, there were times in the first half when they were completely outplayed. Guardiola’s players did not just move the ball at uncommon speed, they chased down their opponents with an urgency that was rarely seen under Manuel Pellegrini. If the players lost possession they did everything to get it back as quickly as possible. It is the mentality that helped make Barcelona such a formidable team under Guardiola’s guidance and, if anything, it was a surprise their superiority did not bring them even more goals.

[...]

Si quieren más, pueden leer aquí

Pep Guardiola’s tactical nous upstaged by Manchester City’s sheer will to win
https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2016/aug/28/pep-guardiola-manchester-city-west-ham

qué pena que no sepamos alemán, porque entonces anda que no íbamos a poder poner cositas ahora también

Ya empiezo yo.



Significa "gracias, Pep".

Trumbo escribió:

ElArquitecto escribió:

Trumbo escribió:

tacitus escribió:https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/aug/28/manchester-city-west-ham-united-premier-league-match-report

Perhaps the most daunting part for Manchester City’s rivals is that these are still the embryonic stages of Pep Guardiola’s reign, with the players slowly getting used to a new set of ideas, different tactics and a manager who gives the impression he is satisfied only by the highest forms of excellence. Five games, five wins – Guardiola has had an immaculate start, even if the latest is tarnished by the potential loss of Sergio Agüero to suspension.[...]

Otherwise, it was another satisfying day for City featuring another demonstration of Raheem Sterling’s renascent form since Guardiola’s arrival. Sterling scored twice and the England international looks rejuvenated at a time when it is difficult to think of another club in the Premier League era with a greater choice of creative players. [...]

More than anything, there is the sense of a team who can still get better and that must be thrilling for City’s supporters when the improvement is already considerable. Leroy Sané, lest it be forgotten, has not had the chance to play a single minute yet. The same applies to Ilkay Gündoğan, Guardiola’s first signing, while Claudio Bravo was in the stands after his £17m move from Barcelona. Guardiola’s decision not to start his new goalkeeper was a perplexing one – better here, you might imagine, than a debut in the Manchester derby – and threatened to backfire when Willy Caballero came for a cross in the 59th minute, flapped at thin air and Michail Antonio headed in the goal that made it 2-1 and changed the complexion of this match. [...]

For West Ham United, still missing the injured Dimitri Payet, there were times in the first half when they were completely outplayed. Guardiola’s players did not just move the ball at uncommon speed, they chased down their opponents with an urgency that was rarely seen under Manuel Pellegrini. If the players lost possession they did everything to get it back as quickly as possible. It is the mentality that helped make Barcelona such a formidable team under Guardiola’s guidance and, if anything, it was a surprise their superiority did not bring them even more goals.

[...]

Si quieren más, pueden leer aquí

Pep Guardiola’s tactical nous upstaged by Manchester City’s sheer will to win
https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2016/aug/28/pep-guardiola-manchester-city-west-ham

qué pena que no sepamos alemán, porque entonces anda que no íbamos a poder poner cositas ahora también

Ya empiezo yo.



Significa "gracias, Pep".

Esa imagen, no sé si te das cuenta, hace más daño al guardiolismo que otra cosa. No es por nada

ElArquitecto escribió:

Trumbo escribió:

ElArquitecto escribió:

Trumbo escribió:

tacitus escribió:https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/aug/28/manchester-city-west-ham-united-premier-league-match-report

Perhaps the most daunting part for Manchester City’s rivals is that these are still the embryonic stages of Pep Guardiola’s reign, with the players slowly getting used to a new set of ideas, different tactics and a manager who gives the impression he is satisfied only by the highest forms of excellence. Five games, five wins – Guardiola has had an immaculate start, even if the latest is tarnished by the potential loss of Sergio Agüero to suspension.[...]

Otherwise, it was another satisfying day for City featuring another demonstration of Raheem Sterling’s renascent form since Guardiola’s arrival. Sterling scored twice and the England international looks rejuvenated at a time when it is difficult to think of another club in the Premier League era with a greater choice of creative players. [...]

More than anything, there is the sense of a team who can still get better and that must be thrilling for City’s supporters when the improvement is already considerable. Leroy Sané, lest it be forgotten, has not had the chance to play a single minute yet. The same applies to Ilkay Gündoğan, Guardiola’s first signing, while Claudio Bravo was in the stands after his £17m move from Barcelona. Guardiola’s decision not to start his new goalkeeper was a perplexing one – better here, you might imagine, than a debut in the Manchester derby – and threatened to backfire when Willy Caballero came for a cross in the 59th minute, flapped at thin air and Michail Antonio headed in the goal that made it 2-1 and changed the complexion of this match. [...]

For West Ham United, still missing the injured Dimitri Payet, there were times in the first half when they were completely outplayed. Guardiola’s players did not just move the ball at uncommon speed, they chased down their opponents with an urgency that was rarely seen under Manuel Pellegrini. If the players lost possession they did everything to get it back as quickly as possible. It is the mentality that helped make Barcelona such a formidable team under Guardiola’s guidance and, if anything, it was a surprise their superiority did not bring them even more goals.

[...]

Si quieren más, pueden leer aquí

Pep Guardiola’s tactical nous upstaged by Manchester City’s sheer will to win
https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2016/aug/28/pep-guardiola-manchester-city-west-ham

qué pena que no sepamos alemán, porque entonces anda que no íbamos a poder poner cositas ahora también

Ya empiezo yo.



Significa "gracias, Pep".

Esa imagen, no sé si te das cuenta, hace más daño al guardiolismo que otra cosa. No es por nada

Jojojo. Qué gran día.
Qué bofetada de realidad os dio.
Decíais que estaban deseando que se largase y primero le ofrecen la renovación para convertirle en el mejor pagado del mundo y luego todos los estamentos del club son un clamor de agradecimiento por los servicios prestados en su despedida.
Cómo disfruté el ZAS, cómo lo disfruté.

cablehogue escribió:elway sigue buscando los canteranos que ha sacado luis enrique...

Trumbo escribió:

ElArquitecto escribió:

Trumbo escribió:

ElArquitecto escribió:

Trumbo escribió:

tacitus escribió:https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/aug/28/manchester-city-west-ham-united-premier-league-match-report

Perhaps the most daunting part for Manchester City’s rivals is that these are still the embryonic stages of Pep Guardiola’s reign, with the players slowly getting used to a new set of ideas, different tactics and a manager who gives the impression he is satisfied only by the highest forms of excellence. Five games, five wins – Guardiola has had an immaculate start, even if the latest is tarnished by the potential loss of Sergio Agüero to suspension.[...]

Otherwise, it was another satisfying day for City featuring another demonstration of Raheem Sterling’s renascent form since Guardiola’s arrival. Sterling scored twice and the England international looks rejuvenated at a time when it is difficult to think of another club in the Premier League era with a greater choice of creative players. [...]

More than anything, there is the sense of a team who can still get better and that must be thrilling for City’s supporters when the improvement is already considerable. Leroy Sané, lest it be forgotten, has not had the chance to play a single minute yet. The same applies to Ilkay Gündoğan, Guardiola’s first signing, while Claudio Bravo was in the stands after his £17m move from Barcelona. Guardiola’s decision not to start his new goalkeeper was a perplexing one – better here, you might imagine, than a debut in the Manchester derby – and threatened to backfire when Willy Caballero came for a cross in the 59th minute, flapped at thin air and Michail Antonio headed in the goal that made it 2-1 and changed the complexion of this match. [...]

For West Ham United, still missing the injured Dimitri Payet, there were times in the first half when they were completely outplayed. Guardiola’s players did not just move the ball at uncommon speed, they chased down their opponents with an urgency that was rarely seen under Manuel Pellegrini. If the players lost possession they did everything to get it back as quickly as possible. It is the mentality that helped make Barcelona such a formidable team under Guardiola’s guidance and, if anything, it was a surprise their superiority did not bring them even more goals.

[...]

Si quieren más, pueden leer aquí

Pep Guardiola’s tactical nous upstaged by Manchester City’s sheer will to win
https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2016/aug/28/pep-guardiola-manchester-city-west-ham

qué pena que no sepamos alemán, porque entonces anda que no íbamos a poder poner cositas ahora también

Ya empiezo yo.



Significa "gracias, Pep".

Esa imagen, no sé si te das cuenta, hace más daño al guardiolismo que otra cosa. No es por nada

Jojojo. Qué gran día.
Qué bofetada de realidad os dio.
Decíais que estaban deseando que se largase y primero le ofrecen la renovación para convertirle en el mejor pagado del mundo y luego todos los estamentos del club son un clamor de agradecimiento por los servicios prestados en su despedida.
Cómo disfruté el ZAS, cómo lo disfruté.

Cuando me das respuestas que nada tienen que ver con lo que yo digo porque no sabes por donde salir lo disfruto mucho, de verdad

Pier escribió:La despedida de Pep en Alemania, incluyo no solo las pancartas en tribuna (no en gradas sur y tal) sino un acto oficial del club comandado por Rummennigge con entrega de trofeo y diciendo cositas como estas:

"Quiero agradecerte todo lo que has hecho. Contigo hemos sido tres veces campeones, ganamos una vez la Copa de Alemania, la supercopa europea y el Mundial de Clubes", dijo Rummenigge antes de que empezara el partido contra el Hannover.

"Pero más allá de eso, has sido un gran embajador para el club y para toda la Bundesliga", añadió.

En el número especial de la revista del Bayern para el partido de hoy, Rummenigge ya había hecho un elogio de Guardiola y había dicho que no sólo el Bayern sino todo el fútbol alemán tiene mucho que agradecerle.

Según Rummenigge, en las tres temporadas Guardiola llevó táctica y técnicamente a los jugadores del Bayern a un nivel aún más alto que el que ya tenían antes y recordó que en la selección alemana campeona del mundo en 2014 había siete jugadores que pasaron por la escuela de Guardiola.

Pier escribió:
Según Rummenigge, en las tres temporadas Guardiola llevó táctica y técnicamente a los jugadores del Bayern a un nivel aún más alto que el que ya tenían antes y recordó que en la selección alemana campeona del mundo en 2014 había siete jugadores que pasaron por la escuela de Guardiola.[/i]

elway escribió:La wikipedia es un cáncer

cablehogue escribió:

elway escribió:La wikipedia es un cáncer

bonita manera de envainártela...

tacitus escribió:No sé quien es Henry Winter ** pero en UK empiezan a ver las propiedades taumatúrgicas de PEP

Henry Winter: Guardiola’s wise words breathe life into Sterling

This was a story of an arm around the shoulder and an arm in the throat. Raheem Sterling has been made to believe again by the inspirational Pep Guardiola. Manchester City will need Sterling’s attacking verve in their next outing, the Manchester derby, as they are likely to be without Sergio Agüero for an elbow on West Ham United’s Winston Reid.

City’s positives first. Amid the torment of another England tournament this summer, Sterling received an uplifting message from Pep Guardiola. “As long as you work for me, I’ll fight for you,” Guardiola reassured him. “Keep your head up, don’t worry, I know you’re a good player and you’re a big part of my plans.” [...]

Creo que le pedirán en breve que arregle lo del Brexit

** Oh, vaya, firma como Chief Football Writer -cargo molón donde los haya- del THE TIMES

Creo que no está en abierto, puedo poner el resto del artículo, pero sería redundante

http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/the-game/henry-winter-guardiolas-wise-words-breathe-life-into-sterling-v0kqf603z

tacitus escribió:¿Te refieres a Pedrerol el Chief Football Speaker de The Chiringate?
Debería hacérsele seguimiento a partir de octavos de la Shempions, no antes

ElArquitecto escribió:Trumbo como gato panza arriba.

Empiezo hasta a tener ganas de apoyarle viéndole en semejante inferioridad argumental.

Pier escribió:La despedida de Pep en Alemania, incluyo no solo las pancartas en tribuna (no en gradas sur y tal) sino un acto oficial del club comandado por Rummennigge con entrega de trofeo y diciendo cositas como estas:

"Quiero agradecerte todo lo que has hecho. Contigo hemos sido tres veces campeones, ganamos una vez la Copa de Alemania, la supercopa europea y el Mundial de Clubes", dijo Rummenigge antes de que empezara el partido contra el Hannover.

"Pero más allá de eso, has sido un gran embajador para el club y para toda la Bundesliga", añadió.

En el número especial de la revista del Bayern para el partido de hoy, Rummenigge ya había hecho un elogio de Guardiola y había dicho que no sólo el Bayern sino todo el fútbol alemán tiene mucho que agradecerle.

Según Rummenigge, en las tres temporadas Guardiola llevó táctica y técnicamente a los jugadores del Bayern a un nivel aún más alto que el que ya tenían antes y recordó que en la selección alemana campeona del mundo en 2014 había siete jugadores que pasaron por la escuela de Guardiola.