The myth of Fraudiola pt 2

Originally Posted by pedr0

Id say ole basically did the same thing. Compromised the structure of the team because he bottled leaving out [sterling/rashford]. Should have played [fernandinho/Matic] and put [gundogan/pogba] further forward.

No issue with the starting lineup. Subs were bizarre again though.

Originally Posted by Stickman

Really, even the European success?

Not specifically, just in general with what he managed to do there, and then at United. Imo he's the greatest manager that has ever lived. But at the same time I'm sure there have been some worldy managers all over the world in South America and such who I've never even heard of.

Originally Posted by Patty_b

Not specifically, just in general with what he managed to do there, and then at United. Imo he's the greatest manager that has ever lived. But at the same time I'm sure there have been some worldy managers all over the world in South America and such who I've never even heard of.

Oh that £#%&!ing race horse, though, which brought us the Glazers.

Seems like I was wrong, congrats on winning last night 'pep'

Originally Posted by Chris Quayd

Seems like I was wrong, congrats on winning last night 'pep'

i said it the other day but I seriously think he’s going to be like Mourinho in a few years time. More and more of the managers coming through are sussing him out, and he has never shown any kind of plan B.

Originally Posted by Chris Quayd

Seems like I was wrong, congrats on winning last night 'pep'

Declarations of greatness before It’s actually happened.

Give it a minute, will ya?

Originally Posted by Chris Quayd

Seems like I was wrong, congrats on winning last night 'pep'

Don't forget Lampard either. You'd think he'd got them to the final going by the number of times I heard him referred to last night. But obviously the ultimate acclaim must go to Lord Pep for masterminding Chelsea's win. Such genius.

Any word from his number one fan Martin Samuel this morning?

With football tactics going through cycles I agree there is a likelihood of Guardiola being left behind and it wouldn't surprise me if he never wins the CL with City.

This year was one of the easiest to win as well given how piss poor the usual contenders have been.

Originally Posted by Pop

Don't forget Lampard either. You'd think he'd got them to the final going by the number of times I heard him referred to last night. But obviously the ultimate acclaim must go to Lord Pep for masterminding Chelsea's win. Such genius.

Any word from his number one fan Martin Samuel this morning?

Tuchel the first manager to win it without any input whatsoever, by the sounds of it. It was the Lampard-Guardiola dream team.

Originally Posted by tatty

With football tactics going through cycles I agree there is a likelihood of Guardiola being left behind and it wouldn't surprise me if he never wins the CL with City.

This year was one of the easiest to win as well given how piss poor the usual contenders have been.

They really have thrown away some good opportunities the last few years, in which has been quite a weak period across Europe.

Originally Posted by Zorg

Tuchel the first manager to win it without any input whatsoever, by the sounds of it. It was the Lampard-Guardiola dream team.

I feel bad for Lampard. Sacked at the exact same moment his team started to play really well.

Originally Posted by NedKelly

I feel bad for Lampard. Sacked at the exact same moment his team started to play really well.

Originally Posted by NedKelly

I feel bad for Lampard. Sacked at the exact same moment his team started to play really well.

Though even not long before his sacking, the media were more protective of him than they ever have been with our manager.

Have that you slaphead @#%&!

Originally Posted by Part 36 Offer

Have that you slaphead @#%&!

Have what?

Originally Posted by Part 36 Offer

Have that you slaphead @#%&!

some serious buffering going on with your stream, pal.

Paddy Power sticking the boot in:

https://news.paddypower.com/football...y-chelsea-ucl/

Originally Posted by 92ToBury

Paddy Power sticking the boot in:

https://news.paddypower.com/football...y-chelsea-ucl/

Very good

Like I said before. Even pure would have achieved what he did in germany with Bayern. Most fredsters would also win the league he did here in england with his squad. They would maybe also sneak a CL.

He is overhyped.

Originally Posted by saffers

Like I said before. Even pure would have achieved what he did in germany with Bayern. Most fredsters would also win the league he did here in england with his squad. They would maybe also sneak a CL.

He is overhyped.

And a bald @#%&! too.