Quote from: len01 on November 12, 2024, 02:18:11 PM

Quote from: Solokan on November 12, 2024, 01:15:44 PM

For Manchester City fans, it is certain that seeing Manchester City's defeat in the near future, of course they will not think about firing Guardiola because they see Pep's many services for Manchester City and of course Pep has joined from 2016, of course until now it is true that he has won many trophies. What I remember in the EPL was that they won 6 trophies under Pep's tutelage and of course there are many more trophies that Manchester City has won under Pep's tutelage. and according to the news I read, Pep has won 17 trophies with Manchester City so far.

Yes, Pep is of course a good and professional coach and of course Manchester City's defeat in the final match of course we can't blame 100% on Pep because of course the performance of every player certainly needs to be questioned. and what is certain is that it is true that competition in the EPL is of course very tight because every team will definitely try to continue to improve its performance.

Maybe I have the same answer as others here that the poor performance lately is not entirely Guardiola fault and it is clear that some injured players are one of the main causes. On the one hand, poor performance can occur when a top team has to accept a very tight match schedule.
Logically, a top team like Man City will definitely feel tired when they have to compete in several other matches and this does not only happen in the EPL, even in La Liga you will find Madrid experiencing a decline in performance. While a few seasons ago Man City and Madrid were strong candidates in their respective leagues and also in the UCL but this season looks bad.
Well, that can be a positive thought for us.

what you say is true, yes, the point is that sometimes surprises always happen. in the EPL, Manchester City is predicted to perform very well and many people think that Manchester City will suffer a defeat like this, but yes, if we look at other domestic leagues such as Laliga, I see Real Madrid's fate is similar to what Manchester City experienced in EPL.
In La Liga, Real Madrid didn't expect their performance to drop because this season, as we know a lot, Mbappe is a Real Madrid player and many people thought that Real Madrid would have better strength this season, but in fact now their performance has decreased. and of course last season Manchester City was very good and this season many thought that Manchester City would be good too but yes this is football because sometimes surprises always happen even though a team has many strong players.

but yes, having injured players in a team certainly causes a team's performance to decline, especially key players or players who have good quality and good performance. But what is clear is that of course there is still plenty of time for Manchester City to perform better because there are still lots of matches to be played.