Quote from: KTChampions on Today at 04:14:08 PM

Quote from: SatoPrincess on Today at 12:10:27 AM

I don’t think Pep Guardiola or Manchester City supporters were prepared for this drastic drop in performance. I believe Manchester City will bounce back from this. I laugh at anyone who says Pep should be sacked because City is doing as well as they normally would. People forget the times before Pep arrived at Manchester City. How many trophies have Manchester City won before Pep came into the picture? City should be grateful that they are champions because of Pep and they shouldn’t delude themselves into thinking that they could have achieved the same results with another manager.

You overestimate Pep, City were champions before him. He just continued to master the sheikhs' money. By the way, now according to the latest news, City management is going to allocate 200 million instead of the planned 100 million for the winter transfer window. Quite a simple but effective technique: to flood everything with money.
As for City's failure, yes, it was hard to expect after four titles in a row, but the busy fixture list contributed to that failure.

Anyone chanting the chorus of sacking Pep Guardiola is just making a joke for now. But if Manchester City eventually loses to Nottingham Forest, I think the real chant will begin. If this match has come few weeks earlier, I bet you that Nottingham Forest would have won Manchester City because they were in good form. It seems that Nottingham Forest have started to drop from so they might not be able to win Manchester City. This could be the turning point that we long anticipate for Manchester City. However nothing is sure. When you begin to lose consecutively week-in-week-out, you in one way or the other forget how to win. This could be the case of Manchester city.