Quote from: Velvet78 on November 16, 2023, 11:13:28 PM

When it comes to Pep Guardiola I don't expect him to manage another Premier League team ever after leaving Manchester City in the future. Because we have matched him with Manchester City so much that I can't think of him as a manager for another English team. Maybe he would return to one of his old teams later on who knows.

Those teams are Barcelona and Bayern Munich though. Both of them must be contented with their current managers but Guardiola is also not going anywhere now in the end. Maybe in the future this might really happen.

I thought Pep Guardiola would not performed this good in the Premier league including as he is the manager of Manchester city even though they've been also promising as a club but I didn't expect such wonderful gameplay from the team as much as he had done in thr last clubs he managed in the La Liga and Bundesliga. Here's he again giving a lot of clubs headache while leading the table for Manchester City with 28 points ahead of Liverpool and Arsenal.

There's one thing you can not take from Pep Guardiola, it is his dexterity, emotional intelligence and effective communication skills. He understands how important it is to keep an effective communication with his team players and build a strong relationship with the players to understand there characters and uniqueness. And that has helped him a lot in his career as a manager.

Quote from: harapan on Today at 01:16:47 AM

Mikel Arteta is not the always talking manager who wants clicks for the media he says less and does more but if you check about what's said he is correct. How do you expect a manager to take that it was a clarification clearly seen with the ball out of the line and out of play.
The club aslo fully backed him.for his decision and that was good backing from the managers of Arsenal doing what is right even if they stand alone.
Football officials in the Premier League are not doing so well and it has cost some big games. He won't be banned he will be fined.

This is the reply I've been waiting for. Like I will also say, I don't see anything wrong with the points raised by Mikel Arteta over that match when analysts had also confirmed that something was wrong with that goal. Another thing that interested me with Arteta was the fact that he accepted that they didn't perform strongly enough to win that match and showed his regrets at the same time. So I don't think because he criticized the faulty goal of that day, he will be banned soon. Why should that happen?