Players who were there back when City were a relegation-threatened side, of course...
The BBC have just published an article casting Pep as the 'Che Guevara of football'.
Won't be long before it becomes compulsory to kneel and bow when he enters the room and I wouldn't be at all surprised to hear that the national anthem has been adjusted to read 'Long live our noble Pep'.
Fergie never had this level.of fawning adulation and he achieved far more at a time when the competition (specifically from Arsenal and Chelsea) was much stronger.
If you give me several days I may come up with a more inappropriate comparison, but I doubt it. To compare a millionaires stooge, albeit talented and prinicipled, with someone who gave his life trying to spread Revolution in Latin America, resisting riches and power to give himself to a fight he considered more worthwhile is, frankly, bizarre.The BBC have just published an article casting Pep as the 'Che Guevara of football'.
Won't be long before it becomes compulsory to kneel and bow when he enters the room and I wouldn't be at all surprised to hear that the national anthem has been adjusted to read 'Long live our noble Pep'.
Fergie never had this level.of fawning adulation and he achieved far more at a time when the competition (specifically from Arsenal and Chelsea) was much stronger.
Danny Murphy was prattling on Friday about how £uardiola makes players better.The BBC have just published an article casting Pep as the 'Che Guevara of football'.
Won't be long before it becomes compulsory to kneel and bow when he enters the room and I wouldn't be at all surprised to hear that the national anthem has been adjusted to read 'Long live our noble Pep'.
Fergie never had this level.of fawning adulation and he achieved far more at a time when the competition (specifically from Arsenal and Chelsea) was much stronger.
We also saw that despite what ''they'' say, Sterling is as *****e as ever. All he can do is run fast.
