Pep Guardiola es uno de los 3 mejores entrenadores de la Historia. VIVA LAHOZ

Shanks escribió:

Pike escribió:Hablan catalán, comentando la jugada. En el vídeo, al final dicen "Estos no juegan. Cuando empieza a rodar el balón..." (estos no están sobre el césped). No sé quién es el que graba...

Manel Estiarte.

Gracias

José Mota???

Qué hace en el City??

Pep y sus toisss

Desde 2016 forma parte del cuerpo técnico de Josep Guardiola en el Manchester City.​.

Mamporrero.

KILLER escribió:Desde 2016 forma parte del cuerpo técnico de Josep Guardiola en el Manchester City.​.

Mamporrero.

Tiene toda la pinta

Los Tois de Pep, qué grande es el fúrgol!

Shanks escribió:

¿Alguien entiende lo que dicen en el video?

Dicen algo así como....

Peeep, peppepparopó.

Peppepparopó.

Peeep, peppepparopó.

Peppepparopó.

Pereperavopeeep, peppepparopó.

Muy mierder Pep acordándose de Mateu en Monaco el año pasado

Lo que es, es

Pike escribió:

KILLER escribió:Desde 2016 forma parte del cuerpo técnico de Josep Guardiola en el Manchester City.​.

Mamporrero.

Tiene toda la pinta

Los Tois de Pep, qué grande es el fúrgol!

Hombre Pike, disfrutando el momento al olor de la sangre, no?

Steve Trumbo escribió:

HenrySilva escribió:

Steve Trumbo escribió:Gracias, pero es lo de todos los años. Lo esperado.

El año pasado fue mejor para el haterismo Pep.

Con la Premier iguala a Pellegrini, sí...

Algun record en puntuación, goles marcados ( lo que más mola del futbol), diferencia de goles , ....algo mejor que Pelegrini igual sei que se queda....pero vamos no me quejo, Liga y Copa de la liga este año esta correcta la temporada.
El subidón de ayer imagino que os dará cancha para rato con la matraca...

Coño, mi Arsenal si gana la Europa League podria rascar dos titulos este año, Community Shield y Europa League.

Temporadon Arsene!!!!!!!

KILLER escribió:Coño, mi Arsenal si gana la Europa League podria rascar dos titulos este año, Community Shield y Europa League.

Temporadon Arsene!!!!!!!

Ojalá . Sería un temporadón también.

KILLER escribió:Coño, mi Arsenal si gana la Europa League podria rascar dos titulos este año, Community Shield y Europa League.

Temporadon Arsene!!!!!!!

Pero tú cuantos equipos tienes, cacho cabrón?

Te interesa un carnet de socio del Deportivo Turón? Pa pasar el mono igual te sirve.

Fundado en 1925, no te estoy pasando mala mandanga, ojo.

HenrySilva escribió:

Pike escribió:

KILLER escribió:Desde 2016 forma parte del cuerpo técnico de Josep Guardiola en el Manchester City.​.

Mamporrero.

Tiene toda la pinta

Los Tois de Pep, qué grande es el fúrgol!

Hombre Pike, disfrutando el momento al olor de la sangre, no?

Ola ke ase? Si entro a buscarte, perrete...

Pike escribió:

HenrySilva escribió:

Pike escribió:

KILLER escribió:Desde 2016 forma parte del cuerpo técnico de Josep Guardiola en el Manchester City.​.

Mamporrero.

Tiene toda la pinta

Los Tois de Pep, qué grande es el fúrgol!

Hombre Pike, disfrutando el momento al olor de la sangre, no?

Ola ke ase? Si entro a buscarte, perrete...

Si que te hizo tilín Klopp....

Requexu escribió:

Pike escribió:

HenrySilva escribió:

Pike escribió:

KILLER escribió:Desde 2016 forma parte del cuerpo técnico de Josep Guardiola en el Manchester City.​.

Mamporrero.

Tiene toda la pinta

Los Tois de Pep, qué grande es el fúrgol!

Hombre Pike, disfrutando el momento al olor de la sangre, no?

Ola ke ase? Si entro a buscarte, perrete...

Si que te hizo tilín Klopp....

Henry Winter, uno que sabe de esto casi tanto como Clemente

Manchester City can argue with some justification about the damage wrought on their players’ psyche by the ambush on their bus en route to the ground. They can lament the officials’ failure to spot that Mohamed Salah was offside in the build-up to Liverpool’s first goal, and that Raheem Sterling should have had a penalty when fouled by Andrew Robertson. But they also have to accept that they were deservedly thrashed by a hungrier, sharper Liverpool side.

What City cannot dispute is that their manager, Pep Guardiola, made a horrendous tactical error in starting Ilkay Gündogan, who was patently overwhelmed by the occasion and resembled a feather in a wind machine when the Liverpool hurricane of noise, pressing and counterattacking swept through City.

Picking Gündogan in a 4-2-3-1 system, and leaving the in-form Sterling on the bench until sanity prevailed was almost an act of timidity by Guardiola, certainly an act of folly. Sterling gave City an outlet when he finally arrived. Guardiola’s team sheet signalled caution, a contrast to Jürgen Klopp, who was boldness personified and utterly outwitted his illustrious counterpart.

Guardiola’s game plan appeared focused on trying to isolate Klopp’s teenage right back, Trent Alexander-Arnold, with long switches from Kyle Walker and Kevin De Bruyne, hoping to release Leroy Sané. Alexander-Arnold stood up to the challenge, and he not only lived with Sané, showing him inside into traffic, especially in the second half, but the 19-year-old embodied Klopp’s forward-looking philosophy. Alexander-Arnold was supposed to be the weak link, yet he stood tall throughout, dealt with Sané and even attacked, and there will be smiles and pride in the club’s academy today.

Over on the other flank, Andrew Robertson was looking an utter bargain at £8 million as he defended adeptly, barring a couple of wobbles against Sterling, and attacked hungrily, embarking on one rampaging run that Fernandinho needed all his athleticism to see off. That did not thwart Robertson, who simply attacked again
All over the pitch, Klopp’s players were eclipsing their City counterparts. James Milner was last seen on his new Twitter feed, checking the length of mini-eggs with a ruler, and he certainly had the measure of City. He harassed them in midfield, had an assist, and was outstanding. To think City let him go on a free.

A penny, too, for the thoughts of the watching Gareth Southgate. Milner is happily retired from the England scene but at 32 is still in great physical condition. Alongside him was Jordan Henderson, shielding Liverpool’s back four with such adroitness that the booking (for a foul on Sterling) that rules him out of next week’s second leg was greeted with sighs. Liverpool will hope Emre Can regains fitness.

This was Henderson’s sort of night, working overtime, pressing relentlessly, and supplying the ball to the artists. This was also the sort of night that showed why Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain left Arsenal, and he has rarely played better. His energy, pressing and rapid counterattacking, added to his goal threat, make him a formidable presence in Liverpool’s midfield.

What City also cannot debate is that there is an Anfield effect. The scenes outside the ground shamed Liverpool, who apologised, but the scenes inside, and especially the ear-splitting noise screamed of local desire. The Etihad, barring some occasions, is flat in comparison. Most stadiums are. Anfield is special, and it is the residents that make it so. The Kop’s pride in their team runs so deep and is voiced so fervently.

It inhibited visitors such as Gündogan but particularly inspired their own players. City ran into a swarm of red as well as a wall of noise. Some City fans sang about Liverpool “living in the past”, following an emotional build-up inside the stadium filled with songs and banners, but the astonishing first 31 minutes of football signalled that Liverpool’s fearless approach was very much the future.

And so began Liverpool’s lightning raids. When Sané lost possession, Milner drilled the ball down the right, and Salah had anticipated the possibilities, and was off and running, probably precipitously but eluding the assistant referee and Aymeric Laporte — who’d have guessed? — and then Kyle Walker before sliding the ball forward to Roberto Firmino.

With Nicolás Otamendi abject and soon prostrate in trying to deal with Firmino, the Brazilian’s shot was saved by Ederson, but Walker failed to clear, and the ball fell to Salah, who took a touch before propelling it between the diving Ederson and a despairing Vincent Kompany on the line.

Liverpool sensed blood. Milner was far too strong in the tackle for Gündogan, and the ball was soon at the feet of Oxlade-Chamberlain. With Sané bizarrely not getting involved and Kompany too slow to react, Oxlade-Chamberlain did not hesitate and thundered the ball into the net before Ederson could react. Sané is a fine player but he can’t stop like that and allow Oxlade-Chamberlain a split-second. Guardiola turned away, closing his eyes, and throwing out his hands in disbelief, looking almost contemptuous at the concession of such a goal.

City’s defence was a shambles. Laporte, a good centre back but struggling out of position at left back, was not alone in his private ordeal. Walker was troubled by Robertson and Mané. Kompany and Otamendi looked like strangers in the night, lacking understanding and so sluggish in dealing with danger. They looked old.

City lacked Liverpool’s hunger until the second half. Firmino set the scene for the third, pressing the opposition with classic Klopp-approved vigour in midfield, and then Salah took up the running. It was all about momentum and even when Salah’s first cross was blocked, he swiftly regained the ball and lifted it towards the far post, cutting out Kompany. Again City’s defence was chaos on legs with only Fernandinho and Walker back defending against Firmino, Mané and Milner. Mané was sharpest, heading unerringly past Ederson, who did not stand a chance.

The second half saw a different Liverpool, changing the buccaneering for the battling. They defended so expertly. Liverpool’s attacking inclinations were reduced when Salah limped away, and was replaced by Georginio Wijnaldum, who stepped into midfield with Oxlade-Chamberlain moving to the right.

Sterling’s arrival increased the decibel level, if that were possible. He appealed for a penalty when challenged by Robertson but the German officials ignored his pleas as the Kop laughed itself senseless. The tie is not over, but it is hard not to see Liverpool scoring at the Etihad, and would mean City needing five.

Requexu escribió:

KILLER escribió:Coño, mi Arsenal si gana la Europa League podria rascar dos titulos este año, Community Shield y Europa League.

Temporadon Arsene!!!!!!!

Pero tú cuantos equipos tienes, cacho cabrón?

Te interesa un carnet de socio del Deportivo Turón? Pa pasar el mono igual te sirve.

Fundado en 1925, no te estoy pasando mala mandanga, ojo.

Ostia

elway escribió:Me fío de Katx, sabe mucho de esto.
Los movimientos en acordeón serán clave.

Lo tiene muy txungo

No creo que deje en 0 al Liverpool

Auguro un 5 a 2, 4 a 2 o similar

Más que return to the cave, visto que ha sido en Liverpool, debería llamarse Return to the Cavern

Mañana derby mancuniano

Los jeiters tifando por Mou, será bonito de ver

Pero es que el mamón cada vez se está Mourinhizando más.... Andando por el tunel de vestuarios poniendo a caldo a todos, "gracias por protegernos, qué vergüenza", sabiendo que tiene a las cámaras delante.... Attention Whore de manual.

He has lost the papers

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:Pero es que el mamón cada vez se está Mourinhizando más.... Andando por el tunel de vestuarios poniendo a caldo a todos, "gracias por protegernos, qué vergüenza", sabiendo que tiene a las cámaras delante.... Attention Whore de manual.

A ver, que siempre ha sido así.

Steve Trumbo escribió:

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:Pero es que el mamón cada vez se está Mourinhizando más.... Andando por el tunel de vestuarios poniendo a caldo a todos, "gracias por protegernos, qué vergüenza", sabiendo que tiene a las cámaras delante.... Attention Whore de manual.

A ver, que siempre ha sido así.

No a este nivel, o al menos yo no lo había percibido así.

Está en una espiral diabólica. Juguete roto.

Nunca ha sabido perder, ras.

No, ha ido a peor claramente con el tiempo. Nunca ha sido un ejemplo de humildad pero de un tiempo a esta parte se ha idiotizado por completo

ha sido devorado por su personaje

Steve Trumbo escribió:Nunca ha sabido perder, ras.

Eso está claro, pero últimamente va en plan diva.

Todo lo.que sube, cae.

KILLER escribió:Coño, mi Arsenal si gana la Europa League podria rascar dos titulos este año, Community Shield y Europa League.

Temporadon Arsene!!!!!!!

tacitus escribió:Henry Winter, uno que sabe de esto casi tanto como Clemente

Manchester City can argue with some justification about the damage wrought on their players’ psyche by the ambush on their bus en route to the ground. They can lament the officials’ failure to spot that Mohamed Salah was offside in the build-up to Liverpool’s first goal, and that Raheem Sterling should have had a penalty when fouled by Andrew Robertson. But they also have to accept that they were deservedly thrashed by a hungrier, sharper Liverpool side.

What City cannot dispute is that their manager, Pep Guardiola, made a horrendous tactical error in starting Ilkay Gündogan, who was patently overwhelmed by the occasion and resembled a feather in a wind machine when the Liverpool hurricane of noise, pressing and counterattacking swept through City.

Picking Gündogan in a 4-2-3-1 system, and leaving the in-form Sterling on the bench until sanity prevailed was almost an act of timidity by Guardiola, certainly an act of folly. Sterling gave City an outlet when he finally arrived. Guardiola’s team sheet signalled caution, a contrast to Jürgen Klopp, who was boldness personified and utterly outwitted his illustrious counterpart.

Guardiola’s game plan appeared focused on trying to isolate Klopp’s teenage right back, Trent Alexander-Arnold, with long switches from Kyle Walker and Kevin De Bruyne, hoping to release Leroy Sané. Alexander-Arnold stood up to the challenge, and he not only lived with Sané, showing him inside into traffic, especially in the second half, but the 19-year-old embodied Klopp’s forward-looking philosophy. Alexander-Arnold was supposed to be the weak link, yet he stood tall throughout, dealt with Sané and even attacked, and there will be smiles and pride in the club’s academy today.

Over on the other flank, Andrew Robertson was looking an utter bargain at £8 million as he defended adeptly, barring a couple of wobbles against Sterling, and attacked hungrily, embarking on one rampaging run that Fernandinho needed all his athleticism to see off. That did not thwart Robertson, who simply attacked again
All over the pitch, Klopp’s players were eclipsing their City counterparts. James Milner was last seen on his new Twitter feed, checking the length of mini-eggs with a ruler, and he certainly had the measure of City. He harassed them in midfield, had an assist, and was outstanding. To think City let him go on a free.

A penny, too, for the thoughts of the watching Gareth Southgate. Milner is happily retired from the England scene but at 32 is still in great physical condition. Alongside him was Jordan Henderson, shielding Liverpool’s back four with such adroitness that the booking (for a foul on Sterling) that rules him out of next week’s second leg was greeted with sighs. Liverpool will hope Emre Can regains fitness.

This was Henderson’s sort of night, working overtime, pressing relentlessly, and supplying the ball to the artists. This was also the sort of night that showed why Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain left Arsenal, and he has rarely played better. His energy, pressing and rapid counterattacking, added to his goal threat, make him a formidable presence in Liverpool’s midfield.

What City also cannot debate is that there is an Anfield effect. The scenes outside the ground shamed Liverpool, who apologised, but the scenes inside, and especially the ear-splitting noise screamed of local desire. The Etihad, barring some occasions, is flat in comparison. Most stadiums are. Anfield is special, and it is the residents that make it so. The Kop’s pride in their team runs so deep and is voiced so fervently.

It inhibited visitors such as Gündogan but particularly inspired their own players. City ran into a swarm of red as well as a wall of noise. Some City fans sang about Liverpool “living in the past”, following an emotional build-up inside the stadium filled with songs and banners, but the astonishing first 31 minutes of football signalled that Liverpool’s fearless approach was very much the future.

And so began Liverpool’s lightning raids. When Sané lost possession, Milner drilled the ball down the right, and Salah had anticipated the possibilities, and was off and running, probably precipitously but eluding the assistant referee and Aymeric Laporte — who’d have guessed? — and then Kyle Walker before sliding the ball forward to Roberto Firmino.

With Nicolás Otamendi abject and soon prostrate in trying to deal with Firmino, the Brazilian’s shot was saved by Ederson, but Walker failed to clear, and the ball fell to Salah, who took a touch before propelling it between the diving Ederson and a despairing Vincent Kompany on the line.

Liverpool sensed blood. Milner was far too strong in the tackle for Gündogan, and the ball was soon at the feet of Oxlade-Chamberlain. With Sané bizarrely not getting involved and Kompany too slow to react, Oxlade-Chamberlain did not hesitate and thundered the ball into the net before Ederson could react. Sané is a fine player but he can’t stop like that and allow Oxlade-Chamberlain a split-second. Guardiola turned away, closing his eyes, and throwing out his hands in disbelief, looking almost contemptuous at the concession of such a goal.

City’s defence was a shambles. Laporte, a good centre back but struggling out of position at left back, was not alone in his private ordeal. Walker was troubled by Robertson and Mané. Kompany and Otamendi looked like strangers in the night, lacking understanding and so sluggish in dealing with danger. They looked old.

City lacked Liverpool’s hunger until the second half. Firmino set the scene for the third, pressing the opposition with classic Klopp-approved vigour in midfield, and then Salah took up the running. It was all about momentum and even when Salah’s first cross was blocked, he swiftly regained the ball and lifted it towards the far post, cutting out Kompany. Again City’s defence was chaos on legs with only Fernandinho and Walker back defending against Firmino, Mané and Milner. Mané was sharpest, heading unerringly past Ederson, who did not stand a chance.

The second half saw a different Liverpool, changing the buccaneering for the battling. They defended so expertly. Liverpool’s attacking inclinations were reduced when Salah limped away, and was replaced by Georginio Wijnaldum, who stepped into midfield with Oxlade-Chamberlain moving to the right.

Sterling’s arrival increased the decibel level, if that were possible. He appealed for a penalty when challenged by Robertson but the German officials ignored his pleas as the Kop laughed itself senseless. The tie is not over, but it is hard not to see Liverpool scoring at the Etihad, and would mean City needing five.

What a brick

Sí, yo solo me he leído las diez primeras líneas o así, pero hay que tener rigorrrrr en la citas y no extractar de manera interesada

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:

Steve Trumbo escribió:Nunca ha sabido perder, ras.

Eso está claro, pero últimamente va en plan diva.

Si se le tiene odio es porque es un humilde de careta.

Ayer 4-1 al CSKA. Puñetazo en la mesa con Ramsey volviendo a su nivel.

Requexu escribió:

KILLER escribió:Coño, mi Arsenal si gana la Europa League podria rascar dos titulos este año, Community Shield y Europa League.

Temporadon Arsene!!!!!!!

Pero tú cuantos equipos tienes, cacho cabrón?

Te interesa un carnet de socio del Deportivo Turón? Pa pasar el mono igual te sirve.

Fundado en 1925, no te estoy pasando mala mandanga, ojo.

Soy socio de dos equipos, Athletic Club de Bilbao y SD Leioa. 
Simpatizo con el Arsenal porque cuando estuve en Londres vivia a dos manzanas de Highbury. 
Le deseo lo mejor al Turron ese, y al Oviedo, por supuesto.

Aprovecho el 3er tropiezo grande, que no ridiculo, si se consuma de Guardiola en Champions para decir que, fobias o prejuicios a parte que se les pueda tener a entrenadores de la talla de Mourinho, Zidane, Valverde, Emery... y el mismo Guardiola. -Es decir, entrenadores de clubes grandes y con talonario en blanco que se les exige luchar y ganar todo cada año en las competiciones que disputan-. Que yo no veo como “fracaso” ganar los títulos de la competición doméstica de cada uno de esos clubes y caer eliminado en Champions si no es de manera estrepitosa como puede darse el caso de Guardiola o como le pasó a Emery. 

Creo esto porque la Champions es una competición que en toda su historia el máximo de veces que la ha ganado un entrenador son 2, y ya muchos de estos entrenadores lo han logrado. Exigir que cada año la ganen es una quimera, y calificar la temporada como fracaso haciendo buena competición (caer dignamente, semis-cuartos) y ganando los títulos domésticos, es ignorar la historia.


No se si viene a cuento para lo que estáis hablando últimamente por aquí, pero ahí lo dejo.

KILLER escribió:Ayer 4-1 al CSKA. Puñetazo en la mesa con Ramsey volviendo a su nivel.

Que a mi me da igual porque no soy famosete.
Pero doblete de Ramsey ¿no?

Catletto tiene 3 creo

Claro, los lacitos y todo el rollo indepe no tiene nada que ver. Por eso inunda en las redes el tema. Y en cada partido o noticia del City lo mismo en comentarios de redes sociales o en Internet. Que existan madridistas que todavía la tienen bien adentro tampoco tiene nada que ver.

Es que a ese nivel de analizar con lupa cada declaración y con preguntas para atrapar cae cualquier entrenador.

Y no tengo ni idea de si es uh gilipollas o no. No lo conozco. Y no quiero el bucle de Tito.

También se le pita a Piqué por ser indepe o gilipollas, y no por lo de Roldán.

Poisonblade escribió:Claro, los lacitos y todo el rollo indepe no tiene nada que ver. Por eso inunda en las redes el tema. Y en cada partido o noticia del City lo mismo en comentarios de redes sociales o en Internet. Que existan madridistas que todavía la tienen bien adentro tampoco tiene nada que ver.

Es que a ese nivel de analizar con lupa cada declaración y con preguntas para atrapar cae cualquier entrenador.

Y no tengo ni idea de si es uh gilipollas o no. No lo conozco. Y no quiero el bucle de Tito.

¿Te das cuenta de que es EXACTAMENTE lo mismo que tenéis los culés con Llourinho?

Rikileaks escribió:

KILLER escribió:Ayer 4-1 al CSKA. Puñetazo en la mesa con Ramsey volviendo a su nivel.

Que a mi me da igual porque no soy famosete.
Pero doblete de Ramsey ¿no?

Si. Hoy deberian de caer un par de famosetes.

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:

Poisonblade escribió:Claro, los lacitos y todo el rollo indepe no tiene nada que ver. Por eso inunda en las redes el tema. Y en cada partido o noticia del City lo mismo en comentarios de redes sociales o en Internet. Que existan madridistas que todavía la tienen bien adentro tampoco tiene nada que ver.

Es que a ese nivel de analizar con lupa cada declaración y con preguntas para atrapar cae cualquier entrenador.

Y no tengo ni idea de si es uh gilipollas o no. No lo conozco. Y no quiero el bucle de Tito.

¿Te das cuenta de que es EXACTAMENTE lo mismo que tenéis los culés con Llourinho?

No soy Cule ni quito méritos a Mou. Que me parece un gran entrenador y de los mejores de la historia. Eso sí, la ha cagado los últimos años, pero eso no le quita valor a lo conseguido.

De hecho me parece que tuvo el mejor Madrid que he visto.

KILLER escribió:

Requexu escribió:

KILLER escribió:Coño, mi Arsenal si gana la Europa League podria rascar dos titulos este año, Community Shield y Europa League.

Temporadon Arsene!!!!!!!

Pero tú cuantos equipos tienes, cacho cabrón?

Te interesa un carnet de socio del Deportivo Turón? Pa pasar el mono igual te sirve.

Fundado en 1925, no te estoy pasando mala mandanga, ojo.

Soy socio de dos equipos, Athletic Club de Bilbao y SD Leioa. 
Simpatizo con el Arsenal porque cuando estuve en Londres vivia a dos manzanas de Highbury. 
Le deseo lo mejor al Turron ese, y al Oviedo, por supuesto.

Dicen por ahí que Pep mató a Manolete....ojo

Poisonblade escribió:
No soy Cule.

Really?

Rikileaks escribió:

KILLER escribió:Ayer 4-1 al CSKA. Puñetazo en la mesa con Ramsey volviendo a su nivel.

Que a mi me da igual porque no soy famosete.
Pero doblete de Ramsey ¿no?

Toca que palmen dos, al menos.

Yo, de Guardiola, pienso que le falta un tornillo, como poco

Pasional dicen algunos. Yo creo que mas que eso

Tipo Bielsa

Y dicen muchos jugadores que al trato es muy raro

Los videos esos que poneis explican que no se controla

Mouriño me parece mucho mas normal. Un cabron muchas veces.pero normal