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It breaks my heart to see how fans criticize Pep Guardiola for Manchester City poor performance in this last five games. Pep said it before, the Premier League is very competitive and it is almost impossible for any team to consistently dominate for a very long period of time. A temporary dip in form should not overshadow the consistency and progress he has brought to Manchester City. Similarly, the challenges Real Madrid is facing under Carlo Ancelotti do not necessarily reflect poorly on him. The challenges may be largely affected by injuries. Both managers are world class and have set extraordinary high standards in their clubs.No need to feel a heart break as Pep Guardiola is the richest coach in the world, does not have health issues and the worst that can happen in his life is to get fired and immediately become richer again.
But I know what you are talking about of course
I agree and fans don't have a reason to criticize him if you look at the number of titles that he won for Manchester City. I think when the fans were booing, it was not so much against Pep Guardiola, but against the attitude the Manchester City players have shown towards the end of the game and how they got wrecked by Feyeenord. This wasn't what anyone would expect or want to see. But they will be back on their feet very soon. They haven't unlearnt how to play football.