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Happy for them.His wife isnt in England and hasnt lived there for years.
Happy for them.His wife isnt in England and hasnt lived there for years.

People mock him for this but when you look at the other guys in that list... Pep is the only one who used that money to achieve something bigView attachment 187
Guardiola’s transfer spend compared to highest spenders during his time at Man City.
Conte achieved some of the most impressive things in league football and Pep only won 1 CL with them where Inter were the better side in the final.People mock him for this but when you look at the other guys in that list... Pep is the only one who used that money to achieve something big
Simeone, Conte and Allegri used all that money only to ride the broke gimmick whenever they lose
Is CL the only competition? He basically turned PL into a farmers league. And that against fierce competitionConte achieved some of the most impressive things in league football and Pep only won 1 CL with them where Inter were the better side in the final.
Klopp did better in the CL with a fraction of the net spend.............Is CL the only competition? He basically turned PL into a farmers league. And that against fierce competition
Conte achieves in league football and always does nothing in Europe. Not something you'd want for those money
A nothing stat basically.View attachment 187
Guardiola’s transfer spend compared to highest spenders during his time at Man City.
View attachment 187
Guardiola’s transfer spend compared to highest spenders during his time at Man City.
Are we counting his divorce in the assets sold section?Unfair statistic. Much fairer barometer is NET spend. Pep sold far more players for far more money than the other managers, including 90m for Alvarez.
Net spend is around equal I believe, yet Pep achieved as much as all the other managers put together.


Their counter attacks were so deadly.I watched the first leg of Inter Barcelona 2010, I have to say I was impressed with the way we were playing before we scored. After we scored, we started giving them too much respect and after they scored the 2nd goal, we were very rattled which led to that blatantly offside 3rd goal by them, which was the goal that determined the tie.
After finally finishing that game. I have to say, the 2nd half of that game was probably the worst ever half by Guardiola's Barcelona. They did not find any solutions and despite the fact they got rattled by Inter Milan's intensity in the early period of the 2nd half, they still had a few opportunities here and there. Gerard Pique had 2 and he hesitated greatly in both those opportunities. We definitely got robbed from a penalty on Daniel Alves by Wesley Sneijder but at the end of the day, we can only blame ourselves since we lost momentum in the 1st half after scoring the 1st goal and giving them too much respect.I watched the first leg of Inter Barcelona 2010, I have to say I was impressed with the way we were playing before we scored. After we scored, we started giving them too much respect and after they scored the 2nd goal, we were very rattled which led to that blatantly offside 3rd goal by them, which was the goal that determined the tie.