Pep Guardiola

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Another 5 or 10 years.

[Rudo]

He already has.

[Slinky Skills]

Aye, Pep is well cool. Even more so than me.

I had no idea that was even possible.

My missus is in love with him, fackin hate it when the camera turns to him because she starts get wet panties FFS!

[Rudo]

My missus is in love with him, fackin hate it when the camera turns to him because she starts get wet panties FFS!

he's not a bad looking fella in fairness. The ****er's got it all.

[Slinky Skills]

he's not a bad looking fella in fairness. The ****er's got it all.

I know the jammy ****er, he is pretty cool though to be fair.

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My missus is in love with him, fackin hate it when the camera turns to him because she starts get wet panties FFS!

He makes your wife wet

[Frenchie]

saves on the foreplay

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Cannot get over the refusal to give him the credit he deserves. So much rubbish talked about what he inherited.

I tend to agree - he is the youngest coach to win two CLs and he did that after inheriting a team who were sliding after their last dominant period. He had a lot of good players at his disposal but his tactics and eye for players (like Busquets) has been key to the development of the side.

On the other hand, his exceptional success at Barca doesn't necessarily mean that he would be supremely successful elsewhere. He clearly thrives on his relationship with the club and his knowledge of the youth and reserves and also has the pick of Europe's top players when looking to make a purchase.

On balance though he is certainly up in the top 2-3 managers of the last decade which is some achievement for someone so young.

[Rich]

I tend to agree - he is the youngest coach to win two CLs and he did that after inheriting a team who were sliding after their last dominant period. He had a lot of good players at his disposal but his tactics and eye for players (like Busquets) has been key to the development of the side.

On the other hand, his exceptional success at Barca doesn't necessarily mean that he would be supremely successful elsewhere. He clearly thrives on his relationship with the club and his knowledge of the youth and reserves and also has the pick of Europe's top players when looking to make a purchase.

On balance though he is certainly up in the top 2-3 managers of the last decade which is some achievement for someone so young.

Tend to agree too, I guess you could look back at our history and its highly unlikely that Joe Fagan would have been a successful manager anywhere other than Anfield.

Guardiola is fantastic and taken Barcelona onto another level but part of the reason is his history with the club. He's totally submersed into the ideology that runs through the club's veins and his veins.

[Angryred]

Tend to agree too, I guess you could look back at our history and its highly unlikely that Joe Fagan would have been a successful manager anywhere other than Anfield.

Guardiola is fantastic and taken Barcelona onto another level but part of the reason is his history with the club. He's totally submersed into the ideology that runs through the club's veins and his veins.

A bit like some one we have already!

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And someone else that we did have.

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Marca? claim pep will take a sabbatical and come back to manage Qatar national team for 35mil a year? something along those lines is what i heard while i was serving a customer. Cannae multi-task

[Mr Darko]

Been changed now unfortunately

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What are we looking for?

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GANG RAPE i see it now.