Quote from: MArsland on September 06, 2025, 09:44:38 AM

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Quote from: Emylion on September 05, 2025, 12:16:58 PM

Not only Pep Guardiola but Manchester City as a club are beginning to lost momentum, I think it's an era coming to an end because for Manchester City to seat in such position in the beginning of a season means that something is not right some how, if I'm to be Pep Guardiola I'd take a shot break to cool off the tense.

What does taking a break mean, is stepping down as a manager? Because if that's the case, Pep Guardiola would have to pay compensation as per his contract, every manager who steps down must pay compensation to the club.

Don't be surprised by Manchester City decline in performance, as they are currently undergoing a major transition from old players to new ones. So what they need to aim for this season is to create balance first, rather than targeting the championship. Pep Guardiola does seem overwhelmed, but suggesting that he step down is not the solution to the performance problem.

Earlier, even if Manchester United performed poorly, they would have at least qualified for the Champions League, but now their performance is so bad that they have to play in the European League. Last season, we saw Manchester United's position at the bottom of the Premier League points table, although now it has become very common for Manchester United to secure such a position or perform badly in most matches. Now, nothing much can be expected from the players that are in the team. While other clubs rely on young and talented players, Manchester United is planning every season with the same players from the past and the results are very bad. If Manchester United wants to improve their team performance, they will have to sell most of their players and plan a new plan.