Joe Hart Reveals The Truth About Pep Guardiola & His Man City Exit 

He's not humble. Humble people don't burn £50 notes while stood at the bar in a pub in their hometown.

LOOLLL Hart is a lot of things but Humble is NOT one of them

@@jimbo_1312 What is your source for that, please? I can't find it in a Google search.

Humble? This guy? He's humble now since Pirlo made him eat some humble pie, for being cocky and arrogant. He was anything but humble during his playing career.

the man plays fantasy football manager in real life spending unreal money. only knows how to play with the best/most skilled/expensive ballers because he cant adjust to someone who is not at the very top unlike every single other manager who lives in reality and often gets the next best thing and tries to do the most with what they have. couldn't make a ball wet chucking it in the middle an ocean with the champions league for years and finally wins it once then gets called the greatest manager. horrible man management equal to that of an elementary school headmaster even after decades of experience, can only enforce his position as a manager because it is his job due to that bland nothing personality he is as a manager and absolute zero charisma and never forget acting all dramatic emotional and fake crying in front of cameras for everyone to see.

Spot on

Pep moved right-footed midfielder Fabian Delph to leftback & City broke records. He moved a 23 year old Ukrainian attacking midfielder, who was playing in Russia, to leftback at City & Zinchenko was crucial to City breaking records. Before Haaland, City had no reliable striker yet Pep developed the team to play without a striker & they still won the league.

"Pep has no time to develop players"? Have we forgotten who the PL player of the season is? Pep has done a brilliant job in patiently developing Foden to World Class status. Sterling played his best football under Pep - once he left City he couldn't even get into the England squad.

Was Sane, Bernardo, Alvarez, Doku etc.. the best? Nobody heard of Alvarez before he signed for City. Everyone has improved. Rodri is the best CM in the world. He 100% was not that when he came to City. He didn't even start for Spain.

That’s with hindsight. Bravo was amazing for Barca and Chile. He just made a few mistakes early at City and couldn’t get it together. Funnily enough he basically single handedly won them a Carabao Cup the next season when he was a backup.

​@@LeominsterFC true, but if Bravo had a banger season they might have missed out on Ederson.

it would've been bad for city because they all got used to playing out the back and joe hart was terrible in italy and in the prem. so pep made the right decision, he was simply not good enough

And then was proven right by getting someone even better so... pep was proven right.

Bravo had decent distribution

Musta had to be there

Right?!! 👏

Yes he does sit very straight shoulders back not slouching great posture indeed

Yeah coz he is Homelander

Pilates and all the keeper training

❤

He is old Manchester City pre money to the bone.

Would have been better then bravo for a year tho

@@dominicsouthan4492he couldn't save anything on the floor and couldn't play out. was terrible in italy and in the premier league after he left city

@@marcelohendrix6139 Still better then bravo

So you wanted Pep to do what exactly?

How was he treated? Pep system was very new in England at that time, so it is normal for those who couldn't fit in to leave. Mind you, other players later left too

So pep had to play him?😂

@@koki84ji7 What a stupid comment from him

He's definitely the type of guy who shuts the fridge door with his hips

Absolute little dork

@@Ben-n7l 🤣😅

Middling club backed by billionaires. Maybe you can buy some more fans? Or an atmosphere for the stadium?

Lol

Panti definitely wasn't better at any time. He was very below average.

@@russellward4624 Panti was a better GK in my view because he didn't blunder so much, he was more consistent and as my former coach said - consistency is the most important quality a GK can have. If a GK can manage to save what's there for him to save in terms of basic situations, he doesn't even need to be noticeable during the game, but he's confident in catching and parying what he SHOULD catch and pary then that's a good goalkeeper. If he's the kind of keeper who becomes the hero of the match today with tremendeous reflexes but the next matchday he fails to deal with a very basic catch and lets the ball trickle through his legs, that's not a good GK. You can easily make a top 10 Joe Hart blunders. I mean i don't wanna be harsh Joe Hart was decent but he was nowhere near the level of Man. City, Panti was also a decent GK, i don't claim for him to be the greatest or even Man. City worthy starter but in that particular situation when you had only these two Panti was a bit better in my opinion.

Facts

All different cases . Hart can’t play with his feet . That means he is out . Cancelo was a crybaby who wanted more game time even though he played more than most other players . Jesus not a deep striker . All these players are ok to earn ridiculous money . But it is business . Nothing else . And management must be tough . In PG case he combines it with being very successful. Cancelo lost out on more titles and champions league and won nothing with Barcelona , Jesus is a be warmer for arsenal. Joe Hart left and never played for England anymore It’s lonely at the top. When it comes to business , tough decisions have to be made . Guardiola makes them . He is not there to massage somebody’s ego . Toure was way past his prime and went on to play for not so great teams .

@@wengelder9256 Lol that's not why Cancelo left.

@@jeanjacqueslundi3502 that is what he said himself. But if u think u know better , by all means let me know . Why would he leave ? money ? Can’t handle stress ? Issue with the manager ( half of the world has issues with their manager at work ).so , instead of stating something without meaning , state the real reason . The real reason , as said by him … “ city were ungrateful “ and “ he wanted more playing time “. The truth is , Cancelo had issues , despite playing a lot , that the likes of Ake were getting priority , that’s why he thought city was ungrateful . Maybe he could not handle the pressure . He was happy to take a lower salary … in other words … can’t handle the pressure … But you seem to be “ in the know “ … Anyway who cares … people think that a manager must massage egos . He doesn’t . Cancelo left . City won the premier league . Nobody cares anymore about him . Ancient history . Good player , forgotten already. He played a lot that season but couldn’t handle being benched . Far better players than him , de Bruyne being one, have been benched . It’s a long season . Grow up FFS

@@wengelder9256 Cancelo never said "city were ugnrateful". When did he say that? And I do have a suspicion. Pep already wanted to get him out of the team when his defensive flaws started showing up. He gave him one game as RW just to say he gave him a chance in the team in a new position......and then Cancelo had a disagreement with Pep where he (Cancelo) probably got a bit angry. Right there and then Pep decided to move him on. Everything else Pep says.......including him "not liiking his team mates to get game time" is just BS. KDB had similar problems iwth Pep due to game time and he handled it differently, of course. And get a life. I humored you with an explanation, but you write too much and are to emotionally invested in criticizing these ex-.Pep players. You probably have a big agenda here, but i don't want a part in it. Accept your place as a pleb in our society and cope. All the best :)

@@jeanjacqueslundi3502 no agenda at all. You on the other hand seem to be in the dressing room .

Pep doesn't need to do that. Everyone already knows he's in charge. Hart wasn't playing well and he cant pass.

Dude you cant teach an old dog a new trick

​@@GermanChickenwingBravo was an old dog with no tricks. I know Pep needed a different style of keeper but Bravo was a huge disappointment. You might as well have a midfielder in goal if your keeper can't stop shots.

@@noneofyourbuisness2539what shots did joe hart stop in italy and in the prem after he left city? every team got rid of him because he was terrible. it wasn't just his kicking which was a problem

He was

At one point I think he was.

You don't need to be a World class goalkeeper by playing the Ball with feet, main objective is to stop goals, they play with goal keeper's at the back, makes senseless mistakes because Pep is the greatest in playing from the back yet they make mistakes, still pump the ball forward. Modern football or pure athletics?

At certain timeline, He was definitely world class. It didn't last long.

How much did you watch of him? For England he wasn't but at City he definitely was at his peak, but he peaked earlier than most keepers.

Mighty libelous that. I suppose you've got evidence of that?

Sometimes the complaints will be false.

More of a rugby man?

@@AM2K2 Admits it

You have to be good with the ball on your feet to play the pep system and hart wasn't

He was good enough till pep came.

@@maxmaxie1328just like Ramsdale was good until Arteta thought otherwise , right. Pep needed a sweeper keeper not shot stopper.

Had an ego.....a big one! Met him on a plane once....not humble at all back then, think Pep was his karma in life!

How though? This was a good interview. He didn’t whine nor moan like the 100s of other players do when they get dropped. He said as it is and accepted it.

Don't take drugs kids! Hart was nowhere near Ederson. Ever. Hart went to Serie A and was terrible. He was poor at claiming crosses. In Italy!!!!! He was poor in The EPL and found his feet again in Scotland.

If Hart was as good as Ederson why wasn't he starting for any PL club?

Shut up lol