When will we trust in Pep

[PeterParker]

Never.
Fantastic trophy wise, but never.

His arrogance is his downfall.

[PeterParker]

Also, I don't think I will ever trust him, no matter how much he will win. No I will respect him, but I will be and am grateful for everything he has done for us, or better said, how much he won.

But I will never trust him and respect him because he is an emotional fraud. He speaks so much and most of it bollocks, but when it is time to show it he fucks it up. I will never respect him for his constant brainfarts versus the rags, giving them constant praise and constant reasons to still laugh at us: winning the game at our home in 2018 that could have been us winning the title vs them, our shit show last year and this year in the games with them making Ole a world-class manager out of nothing, but most of all always respecting them and reminding us we don't have their history. Them and scouse. Scouse, the club with the voice of their manager never had an honest congratulation message to us and our club.

And for constantly reminding us he loves Barcelona and they are his club.
Grateful, yes. Trust? never.

[Chopper]

20 million quid and 3 times in 6 weeks.


Fuck Off

[Bear60]

All or nothing . Two out of 4 ain’t bad I suppose but what an absolute Fuck up tonight was

[Dimples]

All or nothing . Two out of 4 ain’t bad I suppose but what an absolute Fuck up tonight was

Pep threw it away tonight.
He had not learnt from his previous mistakes.
Just an unbelievable team selection.
In that context 2 out of 4 is bad, very very bad.
If this were a school exam, Pep's mark would be a No Grade.

[Dubciteh]

One of the best domestic managers i have ever seen. Literally the worst champions league manager i have ever seen. At fault for five exits. Im sure if we gave any manager 5 campaigns theyd out perform pep. 5 years in a row out to vastly inferior teams and 3 out of 4 were engkish teams wjo
Didnt even finish in the top 2 of the league.

[carl_feedthegoat]

We will NEVER win the Champions League with PeP as our Manager.

He is one of the worst managers in the world (Given the players he has had at his disposal over the years) in this comp...absolute useless he has been.
I was off my trolley yesterday and spent over 1 k entertaining my group of mates in what should have been one of the best days ever............................................................massive depressive let down.

Thanks you bald cunt!.

[Dimples]

One of the best domestic managers i have ever seen. Literally the worst champions league manager i have ever seen. At fault for five exits. Im sure if we gave any manager 5 campaigns theyd out perform pep. 5 years in a row out to vastly inferior teams and 3 out of 4 were engkish teams wjo
Didnt even finish in the top 2 of the league.

Let's be fair to Pep.
Yesterday total fcuk up. Last year, total fcuk up.
What is unforgivable is that he did not learn from his previous mistakes.

But the exits to Liverpool and Spurs were fixed.
No manager could have won those matches.

[carolina-blue]

N’Golo Conti ? A defensive midfielder won
MAn of the match while the best DM in England was sat on the bench , !!!

[carl_feedthegoat]

During his 77 minutes on the pitch, Sterling had just 29 touches of the ball, which was fewer than Ederson, whilst he only completed 11 passes, which was the fewest of any player from either team to start the game AND he lost possession 12 times with City’s rare attacks regularly breaking down when he got involved

PeP needs to be brought to task over this suicidal decision.....NO OTHER MANAGER would have started him....NONE.

[Dubciteh]

One of the best domestic managers i have ever seen. Literally the worst champions league manager i have ever seen. At fault for five exits. Im sure if we gave any manager 5 campaigns theyd out perform pep. 5 years in a row out to vastly inferior teams and 3 out of 4 were engkish teams wjo
Didnt even finish in the top 2 of the league.

Let's be fair to Pep.
Yesterday total fcuk up. Last year, total fcuk up.
What is unforgivable is that he did not learn from his previous mistakes.

But the exits to Liverpool and Spurs were fixed.
No manager could have won those matches.

Fixed? We went to anfield and tried to all out attack in first fifteen mins of an away chanpions leagie game and were three down by half time. Suicide football. Spurs game we went there and played gundogan right wing and deservedly lost. We shouldnt need marginal referee calls to go our way if our manager hadnt fucked things up.

[aaron bond]

One of the best domestic managers i have ever seen. Literally the worst champions league manager i have ever seen. At fault for five exits. Im sure if we gave any manager 5 campaigns theyd out perform pep. 5 years in a row out to vastly inferior teams and 3 out of 4 were engkish teams wjo
Didnt even finish in the top 2 of the league.

Let's be fair to Pep.
Yesterday total fcuk up. Last year, total fcuk up.
What is unforgivable is that he did not learn from his previous mistakes.

But the exits to Liverpool and Spurs were fixed.
No manager could have won those matches.

Fixed? We went to anfield and tried to all out attack in first fifteen mins of an away chanpions leagie game and were three down by half time. Suicide football. Spurs game we went there and played gundogan right wing and deservedly lost. We shouldnt need marginal referee calls to go our way if our manager hadnt fucked things up.

I'm sure Pep also dropped KDB for the first leg against Spurs.

[johnny crossan]

BFS showed him the way

Watch on youtube.com

[Dubaimancityfan]

BFS showed him the way

Watch on youtube.com

Not only BFS but also Arteta with Arsenal, Leicester in the FA Cup final and Villa in the last match of the league. There is no Tuchel magic, there is only Pep fuck ups which he repeated in 3 matches against them in one way or another.

In reply the topic question, my reply is never. I was always willing to give him the benefit of the doubt but after last nights fiasco, I’ve reached my limit and I’m out on Pep.

[carl_feedthegoat]

Chelsea's model on hiring and firing is a GREAT model.

How many trophies have they won changing managers 20 odd times over the last 10 years or so ?

[zabbadabbado]

Also, I don't think I will ever trust him, no matter how much he will win. No I will respect him, but I will be and am grateful for everything he has done for us, or better said, how much he won.

But I will never trust him and respect him because he is an emotional fraud. He speaks so much and most of it bollocks, but when it is time to show it he fucks it up. I will never respect him for his constant brainfarts versus the rags, giving them constant praise and constant reasons to still laugh at us: winning the game at our home in 2018 that could have been us winning the title vs them, our shit show last year and this year in the games with them making Ole a world-class manager out of nothing, but most of all always respecting them and reminding us we don't have their history. Them and scouse. Scouse, the club with the voice of their manager never had an honest congratulation message to us and our club.

And for constantly reminding us he loves Barcelona and they are his club.
Grateful, yes. Trust? never.

Could have wrote that myself.

I was told it was Pep attempt at Manc humor keep reminding us of Rags being a Big Club with lots of history every derby.

If it is the joke got stale really quick.

[zabbadabbado]

Chelsea's model on hiring and firing is a GREAT model.

How many trophies have they won changing managers 20 odd times over the last 10 years or so ?

They brought in a manger that turned Frank Lampard failures in to European Champions in just 4 months.

He has revolutionized Football by playing his best starting 11 in their best positions.

Pep 5 years on, still trying to fit Square Pegs in round Holes in a room somewhere to crack Europe.

[carl_feedthegoat]

Chelsea's model on hiring and firing is a GREAT model.

How many trophies have they won changing managers 20 odd times over the last 10 years or so ?

They brought in a manger that turned Frank Lampard failures in to European Champions in just 4 months.

He has revolutionized Football by playing his best starting 11 in their best positions.

Pep 5 years on, still trying to fit Square Pegs in round Holes in a room somewhere to crack Europe.

Look at this way - Chelsea's managers know if they do not win big trophy's then they will be sacked.

The result has been - Chelsea have won everything.

PeP wins the premiership and if that's all we , and the owners , aim for then he should stay but if the owners goal is to win the CL then PeP should be shown the door.

[sheblue]

I can't ever see him changing, too many big mistakes at key moments. I had hoped he learned this season, against Dortmund and PSG it really looked he had. There was great hope. We got past two really tough sides playing a sensible pragmatic way.

Then he went and did what he did last night. Back to square one. End of sensibility, end of pragmatism. Car crash time.

He will never have a better chance and we will not win the champions league with him in charge making silly decisions at key moments.

I don't want him to go, I want him to learn. Last night was a chance too many. He won't learn, he can't. And we will have to settle for domestic success only while Pep is in charge.

[Outcast]

What's loyalty got to do with questioning Peps suicidal selection??

Zidane is an average manager at best, Played his best side, kept it simple and won the fucker 3 times, no magic, no genius formations and selection.