Pep Guardiola

[Altomonte]

was it part of Tuchel's strategy to put best ManCity player out of action, without a red card?

 

[Jadentheman]

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It appears BBZ didn’t hold back on his Twitter

 

[vegitot]

Gundogan as DM and Sterling start???? He just shoots himself.

 

[vegitot]

was it part of Tuchel's strategy to put best ManCity player out of action, without a red card?

Aka Ramos break Salah arm tactic.

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

Aka Ramos break Salah arm tactic.

Ramos made a new tactic for the final.

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

was it part of Tuchel's strategy to put best ManCity player out of action, without a red card?

But in all honesty, I could never give a red card for that, yellow may be, which he got. Ramos pulling Salah, another thing.. Probably a red.

 

[Newcomer]

Sounds like a shit relationship to me. Well, fans will be probably back in the stands next season, and i am sure they will show Neymar their ''love''. It's not for the first time, I meant the PSG fans.

PSG fans like Neymar. At most, disappointed a bit this year.

 

[HanDW]

You guys are talking like De Bruyne was doing something useful prior to the injury, man was dropping a disgusting dissasterclass losing almost every ball he touched.

 

[Rory]

I'm not sure that will happen, but there's certainly a possibility the team might stop buying into him after being so close and failing. It must be gut-wrenching for the players and him as well no matter what he says. This is the trophy Pep has chased since he left Barca and Man City have wanted ever since the take-over.

Will be interesting to see if he can bounce back next season but it might really be his last one in Manchester if the wheels start falling off.

Maybe not trophyless but I?d be surprised if a few players didn?t lose some faith in him after this. It?s almost entirely on pep last night. Liverpool will probably be back at it next year. Chelsea are a different animal under Tuchel. Spurs potentially getting Poch back. United probably spend big on a few players. Next year will be a tough one for him

 

[Nazario1985]

He should have watched how Zidane manages CL Finals even when his players were shaking !!

 

[ini4ever]

https://streamable.com/p1tzw7
He's insisting again "all I want to be ourselves in second game". actually, he may finally found out why he gets knockout'd every QFs year after year. he realized overthinking and changing the team play right before a CL match isn't the answer which is odd as he never done that during Barca era.

Throw back at this when he said that, Iconic. He fucked himself over again.

 

[FC B]

I am just happy Tuchel knocked out Real. Otherwise the real Devil would've been confused for a God winning CL with one of the worst Real squads beating Guardiola.

Anyway, was supporting Tuchel from the start. Big fu to PSG.

Exactly my thoughts. Was sure if Madrid somewhow get past Chelsea they'll win the final agains City.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

He should have watched how Zidane manages CL Finals even when his players were shaking !!

Zidane had lots of luck too, in 15/16 won on pens and in 17/18 won because of Salah's injury.

 

[Porque]

The last two CL winning managers have been the previous years losing finalist.

If Pep doesn't win the CL next year then he might as jump off a bridge.

Don't worry, he won't die. Not on the first attempt anyways.

 

[Rory]

The last two CL winning managers have been the previous years losing finalist.

If Pep doesn't win the CL next year then he might as jump off a bridge.

Don't worry, he won't die. Not on the first attempt anyways.

Flick