Quote from: KTChampions on June 30, 2023, 09:16:16 PM

Quote from: swogerino on June 30, 2023, 06:50:48 PM

Well it took Guardiola quite some many years to be able to win the Champions League despite he having one of the best teams in the world when it comes to great players,he always had great names but it took him several years in order to harmonize this team even in European competitions so all kudos to him,for me though any other coach would have won at least once the Champions League with these players in his disposal,just my opinion.I do believe Guardiola to be one of the best coaches out there but I think it took him a lot of time to win a Champions League trophy with all these great players,nevertheless the Champions are never judged so let's see the next upcoming season.

100% true. Many praise Guardiola, but forget that he had the Barcelona of the golden generation of Spain, then Bayern of Jupe Heykens (which made the treble and terrified everyone), then City with the best players in the world and their endless rotation. Yes, he is good, but against the background of the opportunities that he had, the results are quite ordinary or even modest.

Pep Guardiola's achievement is indeed like destiny and the talent of the players he has are all purely because of his greatness at his peak. So actually Pep Guardiola is more like a successor than the previous coach who had built the main squad since the beginning of the revival. Guardiola only needs to polish it a little and with his genius he is able to maximize this mature talent. So we can conclude that the achievement of the treble winner or being able to win the champion's league is thanks to the previous coaches who raised the team and also because all the players are in their golden age.