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Vini literally had like 2 months worth of good football and they felt he was the undisputed best player? In the first half of the season he dealt with injuries and when he played he was outshined by Bellingham who was getting the BdO shouts till around Feb/March. His 30 day period were he faced...

Man did the opposite of what we did. We lose 3-0 to Bayern, he beats them 3-0, lose 4-0 to Madrid he beats them 4-0 lose 2-1 to United he beats them in FA Cup final 2-1 and lose 1-0 to Inter and beats them 1-0 in CL final :lol:

You have to give it to them, no one maximize their golden era more then Madrid, 1955-1966, 6 out of 11 European cups, 1997-2002, 3 out of 5-6 CL and 2014-2022, 5 out of 8 CL titles, could still add more. Individual quality always shine in these moments and Madrid know how to find the best and...

I like Luka a lot, he's one of the Madrid players I have a lot of admiration for, but its these hot takes recently that's killing me. As you mentioned he got dominated by a Raki, Iniesta and Busi midfield, a few years a go he got dominated by a young Ajax midfield with de Jong, the following...

I don't think he has more longevity then Xavi either tbh according to transfermkt not including Barcelona B or Xavi retirement in Qatar, just Barcelona first team and Spain national team. Xavi played 7461 minutes more the Modric, that's about 83 full games, basically Modric will have to play...

If they both left there clubs today majority of the club would be after Pep, maybe Napoli, Milan will want Klopp over Pep.

Oh yeah I forgot he's still spending Coutinho money right? VVD 75m, Alison 70m, Keita 60m, Thaigo 30m, Shaq 20m, Konate 40m, Jota 40m, Alex 40m. Coutinho money still going strong.

Klopp is a underdog manager something going tells me he'd win titles but he wouldn't be as successful as Pep at the top. Look at another under dog manager like Mou 12 years Chelsea x2, RM and United only 4 league titles 0 CL.

Exceptionally performance for City playing Chelsea, PSG and Pool away on another day they would've won all three. Pep has now dominated Klopp at Anfield in 3 games in a row. The last time I think Pool beat Coty at Anfield was 2018.

I love this club through the ups and downs that won’t change for me. I’m not happy with the way things are going and decision that we’re made but it’s not going to stop me from supporting them. I think some of us might be a bit angry but it’ll all pass over soon.

The problem was he tried dominating and attacking when he shouldn't have to begin with. Pep City have always struggled dominating possession against other top oppositions, every manager and clubs he's struggled against his counter towards them was to play direct. After his poor choices/selection...

City benched a lot of starters.

They don't have finishers so this was bound to happen. They've been limping to wins in the last 1-2 months.

To me the more concerning part is the killer instincts upfront you can still win games, titles etc with an average to good defence, but not with wastefully forwards who need 10 chances to score a goal. I somewhat feel bad for KdB man could get 30-40 assist in a season if he had a good finisher...

Equally City are poor finishing wise so that balances the scale you can't take advantage of a poor defense if you can score.

Fati-Haaland-Dembz Pedri-Moriba de Jong What a team. If we can't would rather anywhere then RM.

I don’t know why the video doesn’t post in correct format https://youtube.com/watch?v=oeH66Ny2vKQ&feature=share This is Rio speaking to Pep recently, it’s a great watch.

Pep and Klopp both hit 18 straight wins which is the record.

He’s the least of our problems no defence in front him being anyone in and they all look terrible if not worse. He stopped this from being 8-1.

Poch just said Ney is going to Brazil lol you can’t even make this up anymore.