He was just saying happy new year to Redmond.
The state of Guardiola | Regrets Redmond incident
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
The oil-funded nutter hasn't won as much as a sausage in England yet. When he does, I'll rev my petrol engine in his honour. Until then, him and his arrogance can feck off.
Apparently doesnt eat match days or before games. Doctors do say fasting in emotionally intense circumstances can lead to sudden onset of hyperprickness.
More like the state of this thread! 
You're all assuming he was abusing the player or something, when everything we've heard so far indicate that he was praising him!
You're all assuming he was abusing the player or something, when everything we've heard so far indicate that he was praising him!
That's how he act to gain respect to other players with potential. He taps him up after a performance. Much like he did it with Kimmel, he act so passionately (shouting) as if he cares about him. Classic Pep.
I too scream in an individual’s face and throw my hands in frustration when I’m praising someone.More like the state of this thread!
You're all assuming he was abusing the player or something, when everything we've heard so far indicate that he was praising him!
You "womp" them.
How I got the name.
Seems to be cathartic for many who are clearly relieved not to be stuck with Pep as a coachMore like the state of this thread!
You're all assuming he was abusing the player or something, when everything we've heard so far indicate that he was praising him!
My comes from how I used to knee them.How I got the name.
It's what initially drew his wife to him - they passed in a restaurant, he grabbed her by the neck 'you are beautiful, beautiful', quickly followed by a grab of the shoulder 'i mean it, you are so so beautiful - but why this ugly dress'...More like the state of this thread!
You're all assuming he was abusing the player or something, when everything we've heard so far indicate that he was praising him!
He was probably explaining his plan to create world peace.
Yeah, definitely looked like praise to me. Few seconds more and he'd have brought the knife out to signal his intent to sign him up for City.More like the state of this thread!
You're all assuming he was abusing the player or something, when everything we've heard so far indicate that he was praising him!
Also happy New Year, happy New Year, yes, happy.He's either naive or just a complete moron if he expects every premier league team to play the way he wants them to and go toe to toe. It's like a pub fight where one guy is your average pub-goer and the other is The Rock in a suit of armour. You can't then tell him to "get his fists up and fight like a man".
When the edibles suddenly kick in:
Pep Guardiola is still the intense competitor he was as a player. I do not know why people are surprised by it.
I do honestly wonder though if City manage to keep playing with this intensity for much longer?
Maybe it is just wishful thinking, but they have seemed to have lost a bit of focus lately, like Klopp did with Liverpool last year, only City are still competing on all fronts.
Maybe it is just wishful thinking, but they have seemed to have lost a bit of focus lately, like Klopp did with Liverpool last year, only City are still competing on all fronts.
The bitterness will continue
pep is an as*hole, and I'm not surprised..
I wouldnt believe it but after watching Etoos very honest interview about Pep, Pep seems to have man management problem when he doesnt like/wanting to replace said players.
Yep, Samu and Ibra have exemplary records when it comes to professionalism and coaches
He needs to learn a bit about human interaction but I think it's tough to learn when it seems he's got an underlying mental health problem.
wtfI think he is mentally unstable and isn't fit to manage a club for more than 3 years. Just look at Barcelona. He could've built a dynasty there but he left because he couldn't handle the pressure.
It hasn't though. The only thing that has changed in the last 2 games is that they missed more chances than in previous games. Last night they had 12 shots on target and 9 off target without having top creative players like Silva and Sane. Liverpool who scored 3 goals had 7 on target and United scored 4 goals with 6 shots on target. And they had 75 % possession to boot. Second half Soton had one or two attacks and scored.
It's a legitimate question whether their intensity is sustainable in the PL though. We can only guess now. They will rotate heavily for their game at Shaktar, both teams will be fresh for the Manchester derby.
If we manage to claw back the lead and win the title from here I'd seriously fear for Guardiola's health. Don't think the fragile mental state of his can take such brutal humiliation that too from Mourinho.
He's quite the nutter.
I really hope one day it will happen for you and Pep. Fingers crossed.
Pep is the perfect human being. Never made a mistake as a coach or as an individual. Truly a god send.
Where do you live??
Pep is a bit of a mental cnut, no news here. Dunno why this needs it's own thread though, maybe we can make an abuse Pep thread.
He's such an annoying condescending little man.It was - I'm so happy, happy new year
This is why despite loving his coaching ability I will never be a true Pep fan.
So, does he taste salty? Is he bald down there too?
He wouldn't be a big success if he wasn't extremely passionate about his job. His passion helps him build great sidse playing fantastic football. But it makes him emotionally or socially ineadequate in some situations. It's not like Jose is calmness personified. They are great winners and are incredibly invested in what they do.
To characterize people as having mental problems or being on the white is a very bad form.
To characterize people as having mental problems or being on the white is a very bad form.
Don't think it's comparable tbh. Jose is a cnut but some of Pep's movements are just downright odd. Random twitches and playing with his face, repeating questions, fake smiles, laughing and congratulating a player and literally screaming in his face a second after. His actions aren't normal, winner or not.
Otherwise we can exempt Jose for all the wrong he's done and simply say it's because he is 'passionate' and a 'winner'. It's bollocks. When someone is a cnut, they're a cnut.
He's prone to some occasional / frequent cocaine use like.
I don't think anyone is surprised though. It will be tough, but it will be fascinating seeing how he reacts if the points gap closes in.
I can see why Zlatan threatened to break his legs once. He is not a man.
The passion thing is funny, it's like saying Suarez bites people and cheats a lot because he has a win at all costs mentality. Dirk Kuyt has that mentality, Suarez is just a cheating, biting piece of shite.
And Pep is a bit special..