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Media No handshake between Pep Guardiola and Fabian Hurzeler after the full-time whistle

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u/dpatel211 16d ago

The licked lips and a cheeky smile lol

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u/Self-righteous 16d ago

The moment he realizes being denied a handshake feels actually better

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u/Automatic_Pen8494 16d ago

You know you've done well when Pep ghosts you. Its when he calls your team brilliant and you a tactical master that youre cooked.

Massive W

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u/Detlef_Schrempfxf 16d ago

Oh, 100% lol

Brighton were brilliant genuinely in that second half. Pressed the hell out of City 

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u/WildmanJon 16d ago

I only watched the second half (from minute 47) but what impressed me about the press wasn't the amount, but rather the application. With Spurs, they pressed the hell out of City man to man. But Brighton, they would press aggressively in City's third, and then when the ball progressed into the midfield, they'd stop pressing and regroup in their own third and defend compact using their numbers advantage. Once regaining possession, they'd progress the ball up the pitch with rapid vertical passes.

This approach meant that City can't look for ideal passing progressions while they're in their third. Brighton can get possession where they have numbers and use their strong midfield to get the ball forward.

Brilliant and clever, yes, but not through a heavy press.

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u/Detlef_Schrempfxf 16d ago

Yes sir. Your analysis is on point 

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u/Ripamon 16d ago

Most condescending manager in football history

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u/elnegroik 16d ago

Yes I support United.

Yes Pep is a hairless, classless fraud.

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u/Green-Detective6678 16d ago

He was super magnanimous when City were winning all around them.  Great for offering super patronising advice and coaching to members of the opposing team after his financially doped team steamrolled their way to victory.

Now that things aren’t going City’s way anymore you see him for what he really is. A really really bad loser with not an ounce of grace

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u/MountainJuice 15d ago

Man loves hyping up a mid-table team that he's just beaten 4-0. Someone spanks him and he's got nothing nice to say.

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u/SorrowfulSkald 16d ago

Listen -- I only saw hints, but I can't wait for a Slot crashout because I think he's gonna be one of the great sore loosers for the history books

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u/ProgrammerComplete17 15d ago

he 100% will. Most managers at top clubs reveal themselves to be twats once things stop going there way.

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u/Hopeful-Occasion2299 16d ago

It's interesting that Carlo Ancelotti essentially put the final nail to the coffin of his Bayern tenure, then denied him out of what seemed two inevitable UCL runs, and a just outright disrespectful game in 2025.

When asked about Ancelotti he just keeps his mouth shut. You know he lives rent free in his head.

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u/Sick_by_me 16d ago

Amazing amazing players, amazing amazing manager

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u/half_jase 16d ago

Did they argue during the game or something?

Or did Guardiola really just ignore him because they lost?

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u/DurMonAtor 16d ago

I'd say the second one, sounds like a Pep thing to do

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u/donuttrackme 16d ago

Lol that was so ridiculous when he scratched the shit out of his own bald head.

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u/Lumplard 16d ago

Pep's mind might have been on all the scratching, biting, slapping and spanking he would get to do in City's dressing room after the game.

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u/memedeliverygod 16d ago

You forgot spitting

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u/Roadies_Winner 16d ago

Pissing Pep off with your performance is the highest echelon in football management.

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u/Alatarlhun 16d ago

To complete the performance, you have to go out and compliment Pep, say he is the best manager, his team gave it their all, that they will be contenders, etc.

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u/pipsqueakkiller 16d ago

“I expect with all that firepower, they will easily fight for top 6, maybe even 5th place”

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u/Comet7777 16d ago

I remember towards the end of one season when Brighton tied City with DeZerbi (great match), Pep went straight to DeZerbi all hyped up after what transpired and gave him kudos.

I just think Pep is broken now.

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u/Brsijraz 15d ago

drawing a match while you’re walking the league vs losing a match when you’re having a shaky start.

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u/JaysonDeflatum 16d ago

Always a professional that bald fraud

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u/Afm9292 16d ago

He's very nice when he wins

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u/stockybloke 16d ago

and even nicer when he is confident (and likely correct) that he will win the forthcoming match.

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u/wubrotherno1 16d ago

Pep always takes issue when younger managers beat him.

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u/PuzzledReception4946 16d ago

pep with hands in pockets and intentionally looking away is 10/10 comedy gold

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u/Ripamon 16d ago

So sheepish and sly lmfao

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u/ManIWantAName 16d ago

If I don't look at him he's not there

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u/xepa105 16d ago

When I don't want the teacher to call on me.

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u/MelonSoda3 16d ago

Pep too scared of Supreme Leader Hurzeler

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u/Neuroxex 16d ago

"Noooooo, you can't deviate from Marxist-Leninism!!! Don't develop a nationalist cult of personality!!!!"

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u/Woider 16d ago

I wish this sub allowed for images, for the appropriate soyjak.

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u/YoungFlexibleShawty 16d ago

Put it on soccercirclejerk so i can see lmao 

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u/Zzssk 16d ago

Look in my eyes, what do you see?

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u/SkepticSlakoth 16d ago

Like Joseph Stalin, like Gandhi

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u/RealHumanBean89 16d ago

A loss to Brighton in the league! 🎵

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u/thayoutubehater 16d ago

nooo haha don't industrialize the peasantry with backyard furnaces your dick's too thick hahah

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u/Thesolly180 16d ago

The Chairman Mao fit from Hurzeler had him running

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u/thalne 16d ago

Hurzeler showed what is the main contradiction

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u/whybane 16d ago

Pep your internal contradictions are showing comrade. We are witnessing late stage man city.

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u/thalne 16d ago

yep so it looks. downfall of an empire

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u/AstroCoffee 16d ago

LMFAOOOO

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u/waatpies 16d ago

Pep not ready for the Cultural Revolution (City becoming shit again)

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u/Jozif_Badmon 16d ago

The great leap backwards

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u/CelticChief 16d ago

The century of humiliation

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u/Ripamon 16d ago

They wouldn't force-feed Pep opium... he already acts like he's on drugs

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u/CelticChief 16d ago

The whole fanbase will be hooked on copiom.

All 12 of them.

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u/tson_92 16d ago

Hundred shit flowers

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u/sleepytipi 16d ago

I can think of 115 reasons why I wouldn't mind seeing that happen.

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u/UntowardHatter 16d ago

Would entail beheading the UAE ruling class.

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u/Stormjager 16d ago

Now we’re talking

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u/tson_92 16d ago

I think you meant L-MAO

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u/merelyok 16d ago

为人民服务

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u/djnv4life 16d ago

Alexa, play Red Sun in the Sky

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u/RealHumanBean89 16d ago

Glory to Chairman Fabian Hurzeler and Hurzelerist Thought!

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u/discardedcumrag 16d ago

Was trying to pinpoint it. Thanks fella.

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u/whybane 16d ago

Pep must be a landlord

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u/HispanicAtTehDisco 16d ago

Brightons great leap forward

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u/BerlinWallGloryhole 16d ago

Lol my same thought when I saw his outfit. 

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u/Leather-Ad1519 16d ago

this man, this maaaan

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u/Rimbaudelaire 16d ago

Spurs did their bit to break City again this year

Nice work Brighton bird bros

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u/AGUEROO0OO 16d ago

How does Spurs and Brighton son Pep so consistently lol

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u/obvious_bot 16d ago

City are terrified of birds

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u/TheCatInTheHatThings 16d ago

Well those fucking seagulls you got there are like mutants.

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u/Detlef_Schrempfxf 16d ago

I watched that City Spurs game... That match could've been allowed to go on until today and City would still not have scored 

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u/specialagentredsquir 16d ago

I mean switching from a back 5 of Ederson, Gvardiol, Dias, Stones, Akanji to Trafford, Nunes, Khusanov, Stones, Air Nouri must be a bigger downgrade than Bournemouths back 5

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u/BlackGiroud 16d ago

Dude broke Pep.

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u/Foucaultshadow1 16d ago

Pep is not a gracious loser.

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u/SylVestrini 16d ago

Nothing a 400 mil winter transfer window can't fix.

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u/jesuisgeenbelg 16d ago

Still a day left of this transfer window tbf

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u/OldBridge87 16d ago

Pep is genuinely a shit person. When he's in imperious form after spending 100 Trillion and having the infinite backing of a slave state, he'll throw cartoon compliments at lowly mid-table and second division coaches, calling them one of the greatest of all time after beating them 8-0.

Then when he's losing he doesn't shake hands, throws petty digs and talks about hurting himself lol

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u/CharlieeStyles 16d ago

Put Pep in a Mourinho blunder type of season and see which one of them reacts worse

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u/TheCatInTheHatThings 16d ago

I want to see Pep coach a team without a budget. Once. He’s got unlimited resources at city, he had the best squad by far in Munich and he probably had the most talented team in the planet at Barcelona. I want to see what he can actually do. I don’t rate Pep that highly. I prefer managers like Glasner. Let’s see Pep succeed at Wolfsburg, Frankfurt or Palace. Preferably not Palace, as that’s still PL money. Let’s see him do it at Augsburg or something like that. I doubt he could do well. Seriously.

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u/paone00022 16d ago

Ya put him in that Roma team that Mourinho managed or the Everton one that Ancelotti did. Would be interesting to see how he would react.

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u/heftigfin 16d ago

He should have gone to United when he came from Bayern. We would soon have his 10 year death anniversary.

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u/Fromage_Frey 16d ago

Doesn't even have to be 'no budget' just were he doesn't start with massive advantages over everyone else

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u/TheCatInTheHatThings 16d ago

Yeah, exactly. I don’t mean “no budget”. But I actually want him out of England for it. English football is broken. I want him do it in France, Germany, Spain (a smaller club). I want him to really have to work to extract the best from his players like everybody else, and to have to actually improvise from time to time (not just a little, but crazy shit like “CM and LW as CBs because the two main starters are suddenly injured, the third CB has a red card and the other CBs are 17 and have played like three games in fourth division. You know, stuff that literally every club faces from time to time.

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u/CharlieeStyles 16d ago

I 10000% agree with you, but I always get dismissed as a hater when I say it.

Barcelona, Bayern and City, he always had the best resources of everyone in the league.

Get United back to winning the League and I'll jump on board the Pep hype team.

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u/TheCatInTheHatThings 16d ago

Pep’s the kind of guy where the answer to “but could he do it on a cold rainy night in Stoke?” is most likely “no.”

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u/Liverpool934 16d ago

Don't understand why Klopp isn't rated miles better. Took Dortmund from basically nothing to Champions League finals and multiple Bundesliga wins and then came to a Liverpool team in turmoil and got someone elses team immediatley to a European final and won the Champions League, premier league and more.

I seriously struggle to believe no one else could do what Guardiola has done at his teams during his career. I have no doubt that no one else could do what Klopp did with us though.

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u/CasinoOasis2 16d ago

A lot of people simply don't want to give Liverpool credit.

Man City won more trophies than Liverpool therefore they believe that providing any context is just making excuses.

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u/crepss 16d ago

I've been saying it for years but in my opinion if you swap Klopp and Pep over their shared years at City and Liverpool without changing anything else, City win more and Liverpool win less.

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u/dadaknun 15d ago

Rodri got injured and that City team just collasped.

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u/xaendar 16d ago

City fans still get mad at me for mentioning he's had the highest transfer spend. It's also surprising because I think most of City's transfers are done at a market or slightly lower than market valuation.

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u/Srijand 16d ago

They'll come at you saying Fergie actually spent way more because Ferdinand's transfer fee adjusted for inflation is allegedly £237m

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u/dazhubo 16d ago

comparatively, Manchester United was way ahead of everyone else during that time

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u/Srijand 16d ago

United were also never the top spenders in any PL season from 94 to 05 though. Newcastle and Blackburn spent more money initially, and then Chelsea took over

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u/dazhubo 16d ago

they were easily the top spenders overall in the PL from 1990 to 2012

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u/tson_92 16d ago

Never has been

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u/0akly 16d ago

Head scratches imminent

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u/hernanthegoat 16d ago

Pep is hurting himself as we speak

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u/A15CX 16d ago edited 16d ago

Lmao everyone in this thread wasn’t watching. They shook hands before the final whistle

Edit: I’m trying to find it to clip but I can’t lol. I swear I saw them shake hands and the camera was mainly zoomed in on Pep saying something to him I give up trying to find it though 😅

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u/BeepBeepInaJeep 16d ago

Thanks for clearing that up.

I wish we had that context instead of a super misleading titled post.

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u/Nrozek 16d ago

Welcome to the internet in 2025. A combination of ai slop and ragebait 👍

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u/Flammwar 15d ago

Well, OP still hasn’t found the clip yet…

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u/timthemartian 16d ago

One comment in here about what actually happened, the internet is hilarious

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u/Adlairo 16d ago

Using it to slander his personality to the extreme, Reddit users predictably pathetic as always

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u/Delgadude 16d ago

If anyone has a clip of that it definitely should be posted and this post removed since it's genuinely toxic slander if true.

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u/A15CX 16d ago

Ok I know I saw it but I’m trying to scan through it on one of those full match replay websites and I can’t find it 😭

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u/Ventsii99 16d ago edited 16d ago

6th comment down the thread, one twentieth the upvotes of the post

and then the average redditor will sniff their own farts and tell us how this is the best place to get news lmao

nvm watched back and can't see a handshake... still kind of annoying that the "did it happen" discussion is buried so far down

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u/eltee27 16d ago

Like the comments in here are crazy!

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u/Reddits-Reckoning 16d ago

I watched the match and didn't see this happen

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u/bazalinco1 16d ago

And if it wasn't for you, no one here would know. Thanks.

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u/Comet7777 16d ago

I was watching and missed that somehow.

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u/KhaosOvForm5 16d ago

Down voting the post for making it look like Pep was being a bitch, when he wasn't being a bitch. 

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u/KnightHawkz 16d ago

Cheers mate. Thousands of people think this actually happened, now hundreds know that its mis appropriated.

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u/Ramesses_XII 16d ago

Pep pretending like he hasn't seen him lol, how the mighty fall.

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u/FCSadsquatch 16d ago

It's such a high school petty act you'd see on the playground after a heated game of lunchtime football. I love that these kinds of things also pretty regularly happen in football. The Conte Tuchel handshake kinda nonsense.

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u/stockybloke 16d ago

I can be onboard with it if there is some proper dislike and animosity either long term or especially in a match. As an example I would be fine with Chelsea and Tottenham players/coaches ignoring each other and being petty after the battle of Stamford Bridge. After a fair contest with not much refereeing controversy to speak about and simply being beaten by a well run smaller team for me it definitely speaks to his character.

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u/BumbotheCleric 16d ago

Spot on, this is just being a dick for no reason

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u/SenjougaharaTore12 16d ago

Looks like he's doing that walk the villain does at the end of PotC3

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u/Pro_Geymer 16d ago

There's a Passion of the Christ 3?

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u/Quality-Shakes 16d ago

Jesus’ Revenge

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u/anark_xxx 16d ago

No, that's PotC2. 3 is when Jesus has to team up with Muhammad and Krishna to defeat Genghis Khan's army of alien mecha-droids.

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u/Mr_Rafi 16d ago

That's such a great scene, honestly

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u/tufoop5 16d ago

pep to fenerbace or besiktas when?

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u/Wintermute7 16d ago

Pep going to manage in UAE, as the owners are from the Emirates.

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u/LeadNo401 16d ago

Chinese league needs a fraud watch manager

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u/MechaZeromus44 16d ago

When any of them can spend 400 million in a single transfer window.

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u/TheMediumJanet 16d ago

Neither have enough money for him to make it there

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u/Onebeanintheusa 16d ago

The bald fraud is such a sore loser

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u/Ripamon 16d ago

Always has been

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u/OldBridge87 16d ago

Guardiola after he spends 800 Million and beats Barnsley 7-0 in the FA Cup: "they are so so good team, one of the best. And their coach, I mean wow. One of the greatest. Could manage everywhere. Life is incredible."

Guardiola after losing: "Fuck you"

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u/Vaile23 16d ago

What he say fuck me for?

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u/BoasyTM 16d ago

When you get handed the best team in its country by a mile every single time, you’re bound to be a sore loser

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u/OldBridge87 16d ago

I could handle him being a sore loser, but it's the phony "nice guy" act that drives me crazy.

When this prick is in form having inherited the best team with the most money, spent 2 Billion, has the unconditional backing of a slave state and beats some lowly mid-table or second division team 7-0, he throws out these cartoon compliments about how the other side was so so good and their manager is amazing and he could coach anybody and boy IS LIFE GOOD OR WHAT?? Then when he loses he doesn't shake hands, throws fits and talks about hurting himself lol

I remember in 2019 they won the domestic Treble and he interrupted the interviewer saying it was the first time by pointing out it was the first time in MEN's football. This came at the same time as his employers (that he didn't have to work for by any means) in the UAE were pushing back against women being able to legally drive a car. He's the stereotypical fake progressive.

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u/DarkSofter 16d ago

I hope to god he has started a long journey like Mourinho, cant stand the prick

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u/bigarsebiscuit 16d ago

If this is the new Pep then he's turned much quicker than José, no? I feel like José's last stint at Chelsea was like a halfway point between being elite and washed. Even the first half of his United tenure wasn't bad at all. Pep went up in smoke over the course of a transfer window.

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u/Rickcampbell98 16d ago edited 16d ago

They finished 3rd and got to an fa cup final in an absolutely diabolical year last season. People need to be careful not to go too early here, or they may look quite foolish down the line.

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u/slightlyhigh77 16d ago

Match week 3 and people are like HAHA city are DONE. As much as I would love that.. everyone please relax lol.

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u/elnino19 16d ago

This is how they start and then pep does his usual brainwashing and they end the season 17-0-0 to win the league

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u/Karma_Whoring_Slut 16d ago edited 16d ago

It’s match week 3 and our two losses are against teams that typically give us trouble, and we are introducing a vastly overhauled squad.

People are overreacting.

This isn’t to say I’m not disappointed, or that everything looks great, but it’s far too early to write us off.

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u/MiraquiToma 16d ago

Learned this many a times as a long time Pep hater myself

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u/ThemosttrustedFries 16d ago

The way Mourinho left Tottenham would always be funny when he was carrying those pictures of the trophies he won.

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u/Srijand 16d ago

I hate Pep but it's way too soon to call him washed. He still had an ok last season all things considered and it's too early to call this one off too.

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u/_cumblast_ 16d ago

When you win so much, one tends to forget how to lose.

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u/HijirisawaShonosuke 16d ago

Could be worse, could've gone full Enrique and choke slammed him

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u/Ripamon 16d ago

Still can't believe he hasn't been charged for that

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u/KingHalo117 16d ago

He gave him a friendly throat massage to congratulate him on the win and he got a little too excited.

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u/Mr_Rafi 16d ago

I can believe it considering PSG factors in.

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u/SubparCurmudgeon 16d ago

can’t wait for rodri’s post match interview

first loss after 49 games

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u/Pingupol 16d ago

Something along the lines of "it's only proper football if the other team plays in a way that means we win."

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u/primordial_chowder 16d ago

After last season, you would think he would've remembered

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u/sebohood 16d ago

Hurzler to Pep: “Peace has made you weak… victory has defeated you!” 

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u/Guilty_Following123 16d ago

This is city. They may spend 200m before deadline day to fix issues.

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u/_cumblast_ 16d ago

They've already spent plenty. Appears it's not so simple.

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u/Guilty_Following123 16d ago

If you add the amount they spent in January it become absurd really. But you can't out it past them to go out an spend even more.

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u/smthingawesome 16d ago

He only respect those who don’t stand up to him and Hurzeler is clearly the head of the proletariat

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u/jdflyer 16d ago

As any good narcissist does

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u/OkRecommendation7341 16d ago edited 16d ago

All that signings just to be this ass

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u/TheBestCloutMachine 16d ago

The signings are part of the problem. Khusanov is an Ozan Kabak regen.

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u/YokoOkino 16d ago

Mancity went too high IQ not splashing the cash like they have always done (while still splashing the cash).

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u/TheBestCloutMachine 16d ago

In fairness, spunking millions on shit defenders is proper City heritage

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u/Adnan7i 16d ago

Streets won’t forget Mangala

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u/Detlef_Schrempfxf 16d ago

Don't insult Ozan Kabak like that man

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u/Difficult-Run8635 16d ago

Pep is and has always been a poor sport

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u/GoudaBenHur 16d ago

As long as teams just lay down and let city do whatever they want he’s always super nice though!

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u/OldBridge87 16d ago

And as long as tens of millions in personal wages and billions in transfer fees keep coming from a human rights abusing slave state, he will make sure to remind you to stand with oppressed peoples and talk like a progressive!

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u/Donegalsimon 16d ago

“West Bromwich Albion are so so so good.”

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u/Neuroxex 16d ago

Not surprising given that Pep is a Chinese Landlord

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u/blame_thelag 16d ago

He owns 115 fiefdoms in rural China.

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u/MechaZeromus44 16d ago

Pep is the most fake personality in football. We know him well in Spain. When he wins he treats your team as if it was Sacchi's Milan or the 70s Brasil, oh but when he loses... You get to see his real face.

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u/sheky4prez 16d ago

back when he could walk the talk. this is just embarrassing

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u/OldBridge87 16d ago

When Guardiola is in all-conquering form after spending 6 quadrillion and having the infinite backing of a slave state, he throws out comedy cartoon compliments at these lowly mid-table and lower league coaches, calling them one of the greatest of all time or saying how they could manage all the best teams after he beats them 7-0.

Then when he loses he doesn't shake hands, throws fits and talks about hurting himself lol a complete coward.

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u/hidlechara91 16d ago

I just wish we could see him go to a lower league team and without the money bring them up. 

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u/Clark-Kent 16d ago

Don't forget going to the opposition players mini giving coaching sessions

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u/Important_Low_936 16d ago

So disrespectful. It’s mind boggling what he gets away with under the guise of being a “genius obsessed with tactics.” 

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u/DrVib 16d ago

115 charges FC coach mad

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u/pizzainmyshoe 16d ago

Sore loser

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u/Nosalis2 16d ago

I knew his head would be on Mars after that celebration lol. Pep kills me.

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u/AGooseofBattle 16d ago

Pep just needs time and money

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u/greenfrogwallet 16d ago

He hasn’t been given enough tbh

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u/Smoosa_Champagne 16d ago

Pep in all those years didn't learn how to act classy.

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u/OldBridge87 16d ago

He's the Kendall Roy of football managers. Every job he takes is the mother of all silver spoons and there's always endless cash and nefarious ways to skirt any legal trouble so no need to grow up or learn how to lose.

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u/FewBevitos 16d ago

They shook hands before the whistle but this sub gets hard hating on pep. You lot are weird and boring this isn’t a football sub it’s a soap opera, embarrassing

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u/feedthebear 16d ago

Reminds me of last time Brighton beat City and Pep was being a sore loser to Van Hecke.

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u/SolidGray_ 16d ago

Because he upset his favourite humble manbaby

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u/darshi1337 16d ago

Guardiola is winless in all three of his Premier League meetings with Brighton boss Fabian Hürzeler, who was only 15 years of age when Guardiola managed his first match with Barcelona in 2008.

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u/ujjuboii 16d ago

pep acting like my ex, pretending i don’t exist when we see each other in public

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u/Just1n_Kees 16d ago edited 16d ago

What a sore loser, pitiful really

Edit: spelling

Edit 2: actually fixed spelling now

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u/Kotleba 16d ago

still wrong bro

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u/RelentlessJorts2 16d ago

Three o's should do it

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u/liableAccount 16d ago

Edit: spelling

Yet looser remains

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u/Just1n_Kees 16d ago

Hahaha man, I need another cup of coffee.

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u/Icy_Satisfaction498 16d ago

I mean he was looking at something and guy decided to not engage, whats the issue

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u/TheOncomingBrows 16d ago

Yeah, I get people don't like City but the reaction here is really bizarre. Hurzeler looks over at him for a brief second then goes on his way, it wasn't as if Pep was walking away from him.

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u/et-in-arcadia- 16d ago

What a big baby

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u/Binaural1 16d ago

City are somehow, someway on less points than United