[Football] Pep Guardiola

[The Wizard]

I’m guessing he doesn’t love us anymore

 

[albionfan37]

Just about to say the same thing. He certainly didn’t look magnanimous in defeat and I doubt he’ll be singing our praises either





I don’t care one jot

 

[banjo]

**** him. No class tonight.

 

[Normal Rob]

He was cheesed of at the whistle but he should be, shouldn't he? He was full of praise for us in his interview I thought.

 

[blue-shifted]

The way I saw that, his assistants were having a pop, but he was talking amicably

 

[Reddleman]

To be fair in his interview on BT sport he was very complimentary about us and didn’t moan about either of the refereeing decisions.

 

[Mackenzie]

Doesn’t like losing much does he, perhaps he should go on an emotional intelligence course.

 

[Weststander]

He knew he’d embarrassed himself on final whistle.

Highlighted by the cerebral Potter remaining a gentlemen.

Hence Guardiola’s very rushed, non-accusing interview on BT just then.

The only class act tonight was Potter.

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Scott Parker is now the best English manager, so brave


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[SIMMO SAYS]

He knew he’d embarrassed himself on final whistle.

Highlighted by the cerebral Potter remaining a gentlemen.

Hence Guardiola’s very rushed, non-accusing interview on BT just then.

The only class act tonight was Potter.

Well done - you have nailed it

 

[Easy 10]

Looked more like his backroom staff throwing all the wobbly bottom-lips and jabbing fingers.

I've got a lot of time for Pep. How can you not respect a man of his achievements ? I hope he didn't demean himself. I was too busy leaping about to fully see what happened.

 

[Motogull]

Pepsi was a bit of a tit there but he dug himself out. He's a good 'un and no mistake.

 

[The Wookiee]

To be fair in his interview on BT sport he was very complimentary about us and didn’t moan about either of the refereeing decisions.

He seemed to start by using 10 v 11 as an excuse but then thought better of it and praised us for being a good team

 

[stss30]

He knew he’d embarrassed himself on final whistle.

Highlighted by the cerebral Potter remaining a gentlemen.

Hence Guardiola’s very rushed, non-accusing interview on BT just then.

The only class act tonight was Potter.

You nailed it with this post.

 

[Brownstuff]

Guardiola is a very fair man and a winner

 

[Hampster Gull]

Yeah ok but wtf were they getting stroppy for in the first place. **** em, self entitled pricks

 

[Eeyore]

He was cheesed of at the whistle but he should be, shouldn't he? He was full of praise for us in his interview I thought.

Quite. He seemed a bit peeved about something and there was a bit of handbags. It happens. No-one is perfect.

 

[HantsSeagull]

Yeah ok but wtf were they getting stroppy for in the first place. **** em, self entitled pricks

cos they were 2 nil up and they ****ed it up

 

[Easthill Andy]

Brighton boss Graham Potter speaking to BBC Sport about his disagreement with Pep Guardiola: "He was disappointed with me. I was over emotional with our first goal celebration. It wasn't good from me. I apologise. It was just emotion."

 

[Sarisbury Seagull]

Pep is a legend.

The 2 best managers in the world tonight in my totally unbiased opinion!