"Man City have made a real coup in getting him" - Sir Alex Ferguson on Pep Guardiola 

And most Idiot barca fans thinks it was 2008-09 cause they won sextuple. 2011 was greatest football ever played in the field by far.

tbf...2008 team was little better man to man...but the entire setup,the intensity and style of play was superb in 2010/11....

They were better than the current side. AC Milan also played some exciting football.

@32 Sense Nope. Most thinks 2008 ( Eto, Messi, Henry ) were peak of pep site cause they had treble and sextuple. Compare to 2011 they lost copa to Madrid. Most goes for numbers instead of looking at actual quality. 2011 barca wouldn't needed Luck against Chelsa in semis like 2008. They would be demolished that Chelsea team like they did Mourinho's Madrid to 5-0.

Ok, anyways..

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One of the smartest comment😆😆

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@Twisted Minds yeah that's what I thought

any wonder that Messi hasn't won a Champions League without them? He hasn't won an International tournament either, and they obviously don't play with him there either.

@@kiriakoz okay penaldo fanboi

@The Handsome Guardiola Maybe because both are old, you can't expect them to perform at their prime, however Ronaldo does have more credible claims to trophies in different leagues with different players around him, Ronaldo won the European Cup as well, how about Messi

@@kiriakoz UCL is won by a team not an individual. No team with individual performance wins it. Go and check history. It's always the team that plays well that wins. Not individually won by even best of players like Messi or Ronaldo

He was in a United team that were great with or without him. Then from Madrid, went to a Juve team that were on their 10th consecutive league title or something like that. I really hate the argument that Ronaldo has done it in other leagues. By that reasoning you should rate Zlatan higher than anyone else

I bet the bloke can barely string a sentence together after his unfortunate ill health. He's old keep him out of football now he's done his bit.

@@MrBark1969 he literally goes to every game

@@MrBark1969 he goes to games and done a documentary where he speaks about what he’s been through. He might not be as sharp tongued as he used to be but we should consider ourselves lucky if he decided to be a pundit for a game

@@MrBark1969 bit harsh

@@MrBark1969 I bet he still knows more about football then you regardless of his age and illness

Then stands there smiling for 25 minutes

Ole gonna wankya

They would need Scott Mctominay to translate everything

@@foxinc.3153 funny that Scott has no accent he just has Scottish relatives, grew up in England.

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Now all 3 are proud world champions. SIUUUU

Great respect for Leeds. Without you we wouldn't have got King Cantona 👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💖

Totally agree...and Im a city fan. To keep no.1 and total respect for 20 years is literally unbeatable

Sorry that's going too far

Loser mentality

Totally agree mate, I'm a leeds fan too

He really hasn't in terms of numbers to be honest. He got the treble which is great, but no sextuple yet and still "only" 1 UCL at City compared to 2 at Barca. He won 14 trophies in 4 years at Barca, which is insane. He is yet to win 14 at City I believe and he's been there longer. The mad lad was winning more than 3 titles a year at Barca damn it.

Definitely he hasn’t, yes he has a great team now at City. But they don’t come near that Barcelona team of 2008-2012.

Best manager ever. Won the Cup Winners cup against Real Madrid in Gothenburg in 1983 and created the ‘ new firm ‘ along with Dundee United that broke the duopoly of Rangers and Celtic.

You mean this struggling Aberdeen?? I didn't know thanks for the information.

he didn't win the champions league lol, stop spouting rubbish. It was the cup winners cup, basically a worse europa league for teams that won their domestic cup competitions.

@@chriswolf1089 Are you insane? Football was a global sport well before ferguson started management ffs. You don't need to lie to make his already great achievements seem better. For me he's the greatest of all time and it will be a long time before he gets overtaken, I just said don't lie and say he won the champions league with aberdeen when he didn't. And if aberdeen could destroy anyone then why didn't they play in the european cup?

What did he win at saint mirren ???¿????¿??¿?¿¿¿

any wonder that Messi hasn't won a Champions League without them? He hasn't won an International tournament either, and they obviously don't play with him there either.

What's interesting is that for Spain, Xavi wore number 8 and Iniesta wore number 6 and at Barca it was the other way round!

@@kiriakoz I mean he hasn't won an international trophy because Argentina weren't on the same calibre of France, Germany, Spain and Italy. They should have won a couple Copa Americas on paper but Chile, Brazil and Uruguay are all great teams and had amazing squads for their wins.

@@kiriakoz yet been carrying them in la liga so stfu with the hate

@@kiriakoz Simple, every good player needs a functional team to win trophies. No player in football history has being so good to single handily win tournaments.

and restoring that academy will take at least 3-5 years. Bartomeu destroyed it... not just the club, but also the academy and the players.

Barca don't have owners. It is owned by members. It is like country's politics!

@@HenSt-gz7qj but I don't think The same quality and quantity of great academy players they got in their golden era will ever be repeated It was once in a generation They will still get gems But never a entire diamond mine again

It shows how much of an added value a good academy in your club is, and Guardiola knows that how important it is to maintain DNA in club. Phil Foden is a great example of when you give youngsters the trust to develop. Cruijff's long term mindset showed the Ajax team that were able to beat unexpectedly giants like Real (Cruyff stepped into structurally change Ajax after the 5-0 beatings by them in the years before) and Juventus two years ago. Barca got stuck in believing they should win the CL every season to maximize profits, and started to think therefor they were able to buy the prizes. And forgot that they already had great players coming out of La Masia with the Barca DNA. For instance Thiago Alcantara was such a diamond as well, and Pep also recognized that potential while at Munich...

Barca dont have owners

@Declanz United why? Post your stuff elsewhere and not here

Yea those 3 are literally the greatest of their respective positions, and to add Messi on top of that was just unfair. La Masia was really on steroids in that era.

Was a shame Iniesta and Xavi left. They still had a few years left in them

So did bayern......for Germany

Yeah when Spain won I remember saying that Barcelona basically won the World Cup. Lol.

the most important player in the world cup for spain was clearly iker casillas, without his save against robben spain would lose the world cup final.

Still not greater than 4 cl in 5 years

Its 5 in 6 years if they win again this season they will be the first team in history to win 4 in a row and it will be 8 EPL trophy united has 13 they are getting closer and closer to break that record thats what pep plans to break sir alex record and even sir alex asked him to joined united but pep i'm to man city

​@@samykhawlhring9031make that 6 in 8 now. He's indeed coming for SAF's record.

@@PepTalkTillYouDrop i dont think he will be there after next season.. until he gets a motivation to stay moree

@@PepTalkTillYouDrop yeah you right + pep has English quadruple in 2019 first time in English football community sheild,fa Cup,league cup and EPL he has a 100 points season that never done so many I can't say that he is a bad coach

I bumped into him in Stretford shopping centre years ago. He was in an opticians, apparently signing autographs but nobody was in there except me. Good timing.

Behave...

Sir Alex won 3 in a row without spending the budget of a small country

@R9 THE GOAT - Chelsea spent more than 200 million and if they had not fired Lampard they would be outside top4 and forget about winning cl.....plus United have spent awful lot of money since Fergie how many league titles....???....ANS: 0..... And that says it all

While spending 100 trillion

@@Craig-gq4gb lol United bought Ferdinand for 30 million in 2003.. in 2003 mate

Sir said "english league is not easy" but he doesnt said "pepe wont win the premiership".

Only when his coaching career was over.

I wouldn’t. He’s made some arbitrary comments about Messi and Pep in the past, when he was still manager.

@@footballheritage942 Might not like him but you could definitely learn from him, depending on if your character allows you to learn

Think the sounding like a pissed uncle bit is just the internal Scotsman

@@silentone6411 Not really, I have a lot of respect for him as a manager. Just don't agree with the comments he made

What did he say? I'm genuinely curious

Hahahahaha 🙈🙈🙈

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In his life time ....maybe lol

He can pep is unpredictable

​@@spencersandmarknow he is alive and city won😂😂😂

City won Treble Now going for never done before 4peat 😂

Be quiet you plastic

@@philmitchell9653 Saf > pep Its not even close

@@christianopulinaldo8319 fergie get hammered by pep twice. Go to bed kid

@@philmitchell9653 I pity you for not being able to digest facts

@@arcturus2739 fact is that pep schooled fergie twice.. cry all you like but fergie got hammered. Go watch the matches

Spent a billion quid

Saf >

@@bowjana8128 not at city

@@bowjana8128 guess what? United spent 1B too!

Try giving Zidane the “Pub Fatties” Sunday league team and see how far he gets with them. Everyone is a check book manager.

bro in 2008,he just got promoted from b team to main team...pretty sure they wouldn't know who he was....

Yeah exactly he even got the barca's board

@@siddarth9281 I mean the 2008/2009 season

Sheikh mansoor deserves praise too. Not easy to facilitate and empower his manager and make all the right decisions and club development strategies.

@@siddarth9281 right!!! Like tf the op tryna say🤔

Bro this was 5 years ago

There's always one that has to be cringe af...

@@JAM-hg4mp Stop liking your own comments.

@@JAM-hg4mp delete your comment and there are none

@@Spitfire-rc5tr as per normal not a scouser

@@pocolol8424 I'm was born and bred in Liverpool England, I'm not one of those scouse, not English people, they are idiots, who did all the scousers fight for during WW2 King and England or King and scouse land? Who did Gerrard play for Liverpool and Scouseland or Liverpool and England, my Grandad always said he's very proud to be from Liverpool, but he's Even more proud to be an English man, so don't you dare disrespect me or my Grandad ever again you fool, it's called respect, being a real man, you stupid little boy.

Best manager ever? Winning the Epl then was like a farmers league. No world class coach in Epl then. arigo sacchi et al

when he took over United were not even at the standard or level of Everton.

@@TheWillog but when he took over , United were still regarded as the biggest or certainly one of the biggest clubs in world football, certainly bigger than Everton , a sleeping giant as they say.

Everton? What are you on about?

@@arcticmonkey4326 he was comparing.... United in the 80s wasn't the titan it is now. But I think that was a bad comparison. United had already a European Cup trophy before Everton and certainly a tad bit more glory, it's just tha Everton in the 80s were way better than United in the 80s, it's like RargoFC19 said here, United were a sleeping giant.

@@RenegadeShepard69 Everton has more success than United up until Ferguson took over

2010/2011. T

Yet failed to do the treble

@@russmanc how many trebles has the so called ‘club of the century’ Real Madrid has?

Yeah thanks to the referees (2009 Chelsea scandal, doping scandal, 2011 RvP sending off when Arsenal are leading the tie, 2010 Inter Busquets diving but Inter still won somehow, and the list goes on). Way better teams than that Barcelona.

@My dick is incredibly tiny and I'm an idiot , but ok

@@chriswolf1089 I agree. As a United supporter, Chelsea should've been in that 2009 final. It was a complete disgrace.

@@chriswolf1089 an angry Ivorian once said "It's a disgrace, it's a f****** disgrace "

@@hmmmmmm5213 And Drogba was right.

That 2010/2011 barca team couldnt do treble cos Mourinho smashed fraudiola in the copa del rey final 🤣🤣

Please do NOT compare Pep to Sir Alex yet. Sir Alex re-built Aberdeen from the ground up and won the Scottish League and European Cup Winners Cup beating Real Madrid in the final (that's also the last time Madrid lost a European Cup Final; 1983 to Sir Alex Ferguson's Aberdeen). Sir Alex then re-built United from the ground up and then built 4 different world-class teams from the foundations that he built with youth players and winning with them. Sir Alex is the ONLY Manager to win 3 Premier League titles in a row and he's done it TWICE (1999 to 2001 and 2006 to 2009). He is also the ONLY Manager to win the Premier League and Champions League in the SAME season. Sir Alex also adapted to every challenger that came his way and I'm sure he would adapt to Pep and beat him too if he didn't retire. Here's proof: Wenger, Mourinho, Benitez, Ancelotti, and Mancini. All came and won a league or two, then Sir Alex replied back with 3 leagues in a row and a UCL. That's the greatest right there. Pep after spending Billions bottled matches to Monaco Lyon Spurs Liverpool and then to Madrid within 2 minutes. Pep inherited a Treble-winning Bayern team and could NOT even take them to the UCL final. Not to mention, Pep's legacy at Barcelona is built on FRAUD thanks to UEFA and the referees helping him vs Chelsea in 2009 and vs Arsenal in 2011: thetransferroom.com/chelsea/referee-ovrebo-admits-chelsea-shouldve-had-penalty-vs-barcelona-in-2009#:~:text=Referee%20Tom%20Henning%20Ovrebo%20has,legs%2C%20progressing%20to%20the%20final. www.cnn.com/2023/02/21/football/barcelona-laporta-referee-scandal-payment-laliga-spt-intl/index.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qQjCCfI9vUQ.html&ab_channel=numberone100m (RvP red card)

He’s an Aberdeen boy

Mick your in a daze from the season you've had you dont know wether your coming or going

@@ArloQuilt actually he’s a st mirren boy but we got rid of him hahaha

lol

He speaks in Scots language not English

Id hope so after the success hes had in football

Yes he's talking about Pepe

Then u aren't a city fan. Fergie is a good coach and regardless what people say he had the resources pep has now and he could buy any player he wanted BUT pep changed the way of winning the league. When he came few team played from the back now everyone is doing so. Fergie was a winner but pep is genius just like xavi is doing in Qatar.

@@derrickisawesome6991 ok bro that's your opinion Pep is Genius but has not reached Ferguson's level

@@osmaneibrahim142 sorry bro, if peo continue his coaching career one day he across fargie

Stop calling yourself a Cityzen. During Fergie only Arsenal and Chelsea were title contenders. And now? 7 teams can win the league. It is way harder now to win leagues than it was during Fergie

Right

He would congratulate him, like he did Klopp last year.

He’s won 3 in 5 years, a rate SAF kept up for over 20 years

@@owenfeatherstone7740 and that was ur peak, it’s over. Never gonna see a league title again.😂😂😂

@@moedoe188 lol

@@RargoFC19 I’m serious mate, what SAF did to United fans was to make em think it was that easy. 😂😂😂 mark my words they not winning a league title for the next 10 years .

Cruyff didn’t invent total football.

@@12000gp He did watch the documentary

He played total football managed by Rinus Michels at Ajax and for the Netherlands national team

Isn't that Arigo Sacchi?

Arrigo Sacchi was famous as AC Milan coach in the late 80s and then Italy national coach. Total football was most famous in the Netherlands from the 70s

I think ole is starting to show signs of promise now.

He had the option, and turned them down. He didn’t wanna set foot in that swamp.

He might’ve ended up like Mou. 😟

@@andypandy4607 IMO it's much better to create a quality successor like a young ex-player, Ole, then to just go for the superstar coach of the moment. Say, if he went to United, then after Pep eventually got bored with dominating the Prem he'd leave for his next challenge and United would have to look for the next hot star coach or finally take on a young person related to the club, like Ole, they would just have delayed the inevitable. United is a club with culture, they can bring an ex-player who won titles, played under a World Class coach and have him coach them decently, City can't do that yet because they didn't do one fourth what United did in the 90s-00s. Only Ole comparison that City can have is Kompany, who is still weak.

@@RenegadeShepard69 right and wrong... right for getting an ex player to manage their former club cos it's a very underrated move, wrong in thinking City only have Kompany as future manager material... cos Fernandinho is the perfect man to replace Pep or at least be a future City manager at some point, if he retires or retains a player/coach role with City he should immediately be made Pep's assistant manager... you only need to see his interviews to know how tactically invested he is and always learning even now. He's always looking to improve when he arrived at Shakhtar he was a high energy box to box attacking midfielder... he wasn't great at defending but Mircea Lucescu the manager and one of the best football philosophers of the last 30-40 years saw potential, he spoke to him about being a defensive player and from that moment started learning... he taught Fernandinho how to be a tactically aware defensive midfielder and how to turn his engine to his advantage in defence and properly read the game. Since arriving at City he wanted to learn everything from the coaches in depth discussions about tactics and footballing styles, he has absorbed any advice like a sponge and debated with proper enthusiasm and always discussed tactics... he has the kind of enthusiasm Cruyff had with Michels and Pep had with Cruyff while still playing (I'm not saying he'll reach their level just that he'll manage) he had it when he joined Shakhtar too, and unlike a Vincent Kompany (who you cant rule out being a decent manager as it's early days) or a Roy Keane type who demand respect by their presence alone and tries to motivate the dressing room there's more to him, I'd be extremely surprised if Fernandinho isn't the first black manager to win the Prem and within this decade... obviously that's a strong statement but I've thought it for a long time, even while Kompany was still playing for City I thought he looks the best fit... personally I think he's already being groomed as Pep's successor or at least to be a future City manager but nobody is really catching on. The way you say City has no managers from their history is very flawed in the last 10 years they've been quite dominant, some of those players would've picked up on the good and bad vibes and to fully comprehend how to be a manager... plus no Manchester United fan by 2004 would've picked Ole Gunnar Solksjaer in top 5 most likely former player to manage United post Fergie... maybe not even top 10 or 20 and if they said they did for top 5 they'd be a complete liar, he didn't even seem the type you'd think would be a manager to most and even former teammates have said that for club and country. Great football managers are rarely the ones you think it will be it's usually the hard worker in training or the seemingly quiet one who is soaking up info in his mind, loads thought Souness and Keane would be colossal managerial greats cos of the managers who coached them and their leadership on the pitch but it's rarely the case.

He tried twice and failed.

He was completely outplayed in both finals

Aberdeen had finances in the 80s don’t be fooled and Scottish football had lots of cracking Scottish players. Dundee United getting to the European Cup semis and the UEFA cup final were far bigger achievements.

Sir Alex is a genius. When he did realize that he was at the top level, the highest level, and it was supposed to fall. So he needs to left and United need a new manager who suits for a new modern English challenge.

@@richhatserey2992 ??? Come again????

@Hidden Sword that's some Liverpool energy (pre klopp era)..

I heard of Sane because I watched the Bundesliga RU-vid channel

Sane was a popular young talent among those who know football. Same with dias and Laporte was regarded as a top ball-playing defender who could play for a top team

@@Azza.10 Maybe but contrast with Paul Pogba, Falcao, Cavani, Ibrahimovic, Sanchez, Lukaku, these are huge stars / big names

@@chrismulhern82 yeah but pep doesn’t buy names. Maybe on odd occasions but usually it’s under 24 age and show a lot of promise

It still wasn't easy.

Considering his pedigree, he didn't win it the first 2 years, did he? He went to Bayern and won evry year he was there, n took him 5-6 years to get into CL reckoning, shows how tough EPL is, how it drains the team & mgr so much that competing in both EPL & CL ain't easy, this year city has been lucky, covid & liv injuries allowed them to challenge on multiple fronts,

@@michael7darkknight think any manger could win the Bundesliga with Bayern tho not hard takes a special one to win 3 out of 4 prems

@@michael7darkknight he did win it in his 2nd season

@@Will-jp8kk 3 in 5 Seasons, not 4..

Is your profile picture a Brabus or just a Merc?

COYI ⚒⚒

@@solitudeguard5688 Brabus

@@__-vk9hx it’s lovely, you seen the new rocket?

Oi bruv chewsday innit?

@Bolia Fops cool

You must only be 10 years old then

@@pocolol8424 get a life bro

@@moahassa you are 10 then sorry about that

Laudrup and Bakero?

@@RafsanS15 laudrup was a great player in the 90s but unfortunately my football was a bit limited back then i use to watch alot of seria A at the back end of 90s early 20s

He didnt though. Them two were the greatest

Xavi, Iniesta and Busquets are without a doubt the best midfield trio of all time. Maybe if Pep bad Yaya, Silva and KDB all in their prime I'd say they were better. But it's not even close even with KDB, Dinho and Gundogan in great form.

@@gurmukhsinghbansal479 De Bruyne is on their level, and none is anywhere near the greatest of all time

KDB is on level with Iniesta and Xavi easily

@@anzacxlag2606 That’s your opinion not a fact.

It was in fact Arsenal who knocked Liverpool of the horse.

Could add Ancelotti, Conte, Benitez, Klopp and Ranieri to the chat.

@Angelo Mathews 3 titles in 4 years.. and only liverpool with full force and all their efforts were able to catch them while it feels city are consistent and calm and winning things. Almost certainly they will win the league again.

Pep didn't make the league a one horse race. He was smart and joined the league only AFTER Sir Alex retired and after Jose left Chelsea in 2015. His only challenge has been a tight-budget Liverpool and even they have WON the UCL before Pep at City. Heck, Wenger never let Liverpool win the league But Pep did LOL

@@shahzadirani jose didnot leave chelsea he was sacked by chelsea. He had old style of play which didnot work in modern world.

@@shahzadirani you are desperately trying to prove pep midiocer🤣...but his records speak for itself. He turned mancity into powerhouse. He turned barca into best team ever playing football. He will be better than sir alex in long time when he retires.

@@ayushghimire4323 yeah he was sacked. Pep’s achievements with City in the Premier League I give him credit. Still failed in the UCL with City and Bayern. But the two scam UCLs with Barcelona. No credit for that. That Barcelona team gets meat ridden by the media and some of you fans. The fact remains that their play style didn’t guarantee a win. They needed the help of the referees in 2009 and 2011. They would not be called a great side if they didn’t Win those 2 UCLs so UEFA did their best to make them go through and they succeeded in 2009 and 2011 but justice was served by Inter in 2010 despite playing with 10 men. And tell me honestly you remember the context of the ties vs Chelsea in 2009 and vs Arsenal in 2011. On both occasions, Barcelona were going out. In those moments the referee denied Chelsea clear penalties and in 2011 sent off RvP for nothing.

And mourinho

*2010/11

You ain’t a real fan then.

@@pocolol8424 you must be short as the point went over your head

oh he most definitely can. He said he'll manage 700 more games and call it quits as a manager. Don't know how much truth is in it though

By the time he finishes he'll have more

Most Probably if he continues to dominate football like he has for the next 20 years. But Pep has had all the money, staff of world-class teams and all the best players to work with. He's still one of the best Managers ever and currently the best in my opinion. But no one will ever top Sir Alex.

I'm sure he'll have more trophies but I think that won't change who is the goat... I think even pep agree with that.

Most of pep's are carabpa cups and copa del reays anyways 😂

It was more so the team than pep, even tho I think Utd should have won that 2009 game, didn’t play well at all

@@NotMe-el3hg disagree Barca deserved to win it. Chelsea should have beaten United in 2008

@@matthewdoyle3877 Barca should have been knocked out in semi final, refs on side. Also that 2008 final was 50/50 but United could have had that game wrapped in first half

@@NotMe-el3hg disagree. Chelsea had there chances , and without the penalty appeals should have won it, but didn’t get the goals. 2008 Chelsea battered United in final barring first half. Even with 10 men

Underrated comment

Ferguson flew to New York to offer Pep the Utd job when he retired. He turn Utd down. LVG & Mourinho had very specific styles of play, the fans hated it. If Pep stops winning trophies at City, fans will turn on his style of play. That’s football fans, they don’t really know what they mean.

i always hate and still hate possession football aka tik taka, its boring as hell to see some those minions in the midfield pass the ball from one side to another and so it goes lol, i rather see long balls and long distance shots, a tall striker to mess it up defenders and all that madness that happrns when players fight to get the ball inside the box, its much more interesting that way!

Yeah because Pep is playing in an era where his only real challenger is a tight-budget Liverpool team. Even then Pep could NOT stop them from winning the league and Liverpool won the UCL before Pep did with City. Let's not talk about his 2 UCLs at Barcelona. Everyone knows the scandals that went on for them to even reach those 2 finals (Chelsea 09 scandal; 2011 Arsenal RvP sending off; 2010 Inter Busquets diving to get Motta sent off But luckily Inter still went through with 10-men).

Sir Alex will have to eat his words

@Manchester United have reached the Promised Land fergie was a coach in a farmers league. The strongest league then was the calcio

@Manchester United have reached the Promised Land It was after the scandal in Italian football at mid 2000s before the English team could breathe in Champions leagues. Don't be dishonest. After 2004, there was no competition in europe, that was when epl rose.

@Manchester United have reached the Promised Land when Liverpool and Manchester United won it in 99 and 06, they had to rely on miracle. I could say their wins were a fluke

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Not the way he did at Barca though

So? He had to win with them and he did. He also impacted the game with the tiki taka philosophy Having the best players at your disposal adds more pressure on you to win. Win he with them he did.

@@smartguy724 true, very true

Mr hindsight

3 in 4

@@jos7006 He's already counting next year when Leicester does the treble. So 3 in 5, and then Man City is relegated after selling most of it's star players to Tottenham.

Easy when you've got unlimited funds behind you. Not to take anything away from him but without the huge amounts of money spent he wouldn't be doing so well.

Yeah arteta can win 4 pl in a row if it is a. 1 billion squad

@@sportsfan7460 Stupid, tired comment. He doesn't manage St. Mirren because he's Pep Guardiola.