Pep Guardiola

[Galning]

Understandable. Tito was one of his best friends after all.

 

[hardyboy]

Pep : " It was difficult for me to follow the match today, Tito was more than a friend "

 

[darthvader7888]

Pep looked depressed as fuck even after Bayern scored the 3-2 vs Bremen.

https://vine.co/v/MvqFOIdx6t2

Wasn't Tito his best friend? Not surprised at all.

 

[Flavia]

Guardiola: "The sadness I feel will accompany me for the rest of my life. We were young, we wanted to eat the world, and we did. We knew each other from a very young age, we shared a lot, lost and won together".

 

[darthvader7888]

 

[FCBarca]

Strange, I feel, to have a sense of loss for someone I never knew personally but his loss really has weighed on me

 

[Hamzah]

Strange, I feel, to have a sense of loss for someone I never knew personally but his loss really has weighed on me

It's because we are cules and feel we lost one of our own, and someone we knew for these past few years. I personally also feel guilty for any bad things/criticisms I had of him while he was coach.

 

[XaviMessiGirl]

Same. I've lost a few friends over the years and this feels exactly the same.

 

[Flavia]

Strange, I feel, to have a sense of loss for someone I never knew personally but his loss really has weighed on me

Same here... Affected me more than I thought it would. I'm genuinely sad.

 

[suckabov]

I'm feeling the same. Yesterday I didn't even process it; now it feels like a personal loss. Genuinely gets to me whenever I hear his name mentioned somewhere.

 

[Devils]

Strange, I feel, to have a sense of loss for someone I never knew personally but his loss really has weighed on me

I think we've all been feeling that way, for me, I had tears in my eyes once I read the news.

Tito loved the club and gave everything to us even in his time of immense suffering. You can't help but admire sort of dedication and commitment.

He helped build the greatest team in history and helped continue its reign in his time as manager with his record breaking run while battling cancer. He could have said no to the job because I'm sure he knew the risk of undertaking it. But he wanted to keep our golden era alive, so he took the job.

I think Tito personifies what it means to be a hero, he was a wonderful reflection of everything that Barca stands for and that's why it hurts so much to lose him.

 

[forcabarca]

Whenever I open my twitter feed its filled with messages to Tito... Tears roll down when I read them....

Sent from my Nexus 4

 

[BarcaOG]

truly a loss of huge sentimental proportions for all us who never even knew him... all the happiness and success we've enjoyed in the past six years are partly attributable to his hard work. pep must be feeling terrible; him and tito were together for everything.

 

[Ghost]

Strange, I feel, to have a sense of loss for someone I never knew personally but his loss really has weighed on me

Same here..

 

[hardyboy]