The Sports Bar has now officially heard it all.
After Feyenoord's surprising comeback 3-3 against city of manchester An incredible statement was made about the manager. pep guardiola.
The legendary Spaniard had just ended a five-match losing streak with an equally humiliating draw and now has all the pressure on his shoulders ahead of a trip to Anfield to take on the Premier League leaders. Liverpool.
Bearing I just signed a contract extension.There are some rumors that may not have been the best idea.
However, one fan believes Guardiola should have called it a day last season after a four-year winning streak.
City fan Anthony told Jason Cundy and Jamie O'Hara: “We all saw the good Arsene Wenger But he let his team grow bigger and bigger and then they fell out of the top four. I don't want the same with Guardiola.
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“I said last year that we should have looked at (Carlo) Ancelotti and that doesn't take anything away from Pep, it's the best we could have had. “Ancelotti is like Fergie (Alex Ferguson) in the sense that he can rebuild team after team.”
Given that Ancelotti has a contract with arguably the biggest club in the world in real Madrid and Guardiola is the most successful manager of the modern era, it's fair to say Cundy and O'Hara were in shock.
“What do you mean by looking at Ancelotti? He's not going to City, is he? Cundy said.
“Are you kidding? Are you saying he could have left Real Madrid to go to Manchester City? Your wheels have come off, Anthony.
“What are you talking about Antonio? Why are you even talking about looking for a new manager when you won the Premier League last season?
Anthony didn't finish, saying Ancelotti would have been attracted by City's superior finances, before adding: “Look at the state of this season now, it's like what Wenger did, he left an aging team and that's what we can't do.” “. not anymore.
“You can't fire Pep, he is indestructible, but you could replace him. At the end of the season we should look at Ancelotti.
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“I said it last season, we should have done it then because of the aging team, as did Wenger. Look at Wenger, they kept him there thanks to his loyalty and Arsenal submerged and submerged.
“The difference with Fergie is that he kept rebuilding the team and came out when things got tough. “When Pep became available, Fergie knew it was too hot and got out just in time and that’s what Pep should do now.”
O'Hara then joined in the disbelief and said, “What are you talking about? Stop yourself.
“Guardiola built one of the best teams in the history of football and has won the Premier League four years in a row and 13 games after this season. Are you saying you want to replace him now that he's become Arsene Wenger? What are you talking about?!”
