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#1: Pep was the coach so he got to loudly direct the players. #2. Vilanova was the assistant manager so he didn't get to loudly direct the players. See where I'm going? Have you ever seen an assistant manager take the reins and the spotlight? And Karanka doesn't count because Mou was banned for...

I'm dying for a smoke here.

I don't buy it.

I like this.

Agreed. Vilanova trained them when they were younger. Plus he's been at Pep's side since the beginning of his managerial career. The players know him, he knows them, he commands respect, he was in on Pep's tactical plans which he might have co-developed. In many of Barca's games you'd see Pep...

La Copa del Rey just got madly important. Last trophy with Pep? Last game with Pep as coach? It's a must win. I really hope he returns to coach Barca in one or two years time.

Declining like a sir.

Great. I get to see him live two more times before he leaves <3

Tito... dunno what to make of that. Will have to wait and see I guess.

Man, I understand more Catalan than I thought I did.

It's official then... he's not continuing.

Did you enjoy my jinxing of the semi-final?

That chick looks like Medusa. Maybe we'll have a statue of Pep standing outside Camp Nou after all?

Here we go fellas...

Omg that is fantastic. A coach as dedicated to any club as Pep Guardiola doesn't exist. He's been part of all the club's most important and undoubtedly greatest moments (2006 aside). From ballboy to La Masia student, to an absolutely vital player in the campaign where Barca won their first CL...

It's fine. We call those people "glory hunters".

Yeah Galning set me straight already.

Ooooh I missed that part. Anyway I will be there in the next two home games to honor Guardiola.

Uuuuh Copa Del Rey? Hello?

Good. They're re-showing a game against Bilbao. Might watch that while waiting.