"The REAL victory is winning again and again and again" 🏆 | Pep Guardiola on 2021/2022 season

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola reflects on the 2021/22 season and title race and credits his 'quality' players for the club's success.
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[@nevilleturnbull5389]

Pep Guardiola, has changed the sytle of football played in English league. Everyone of his players can use both feet, and have balance on the ball. We are witnessing some of the greatest football ever played in the premiership. Manchester City playing under Pep, are very deserving of winning the championship this season. Great interview.

[@maggarlion]

He needs to learn how to organize his team with the double pivot. also to waste time and hoof the ball away when you are hanging on. They did the latter 2 points against Aston Villa.

[@longebeauty6503]

@@maggarlion maybe you should teach him lol

[@helmutslab4240]

Good contribution maggarlion

[@cityzens-worldwide8899]

Best Manager in the Game 💯

[@thefairobserver97]

I would dismiss him for losing the final and the last semi-final vs R. MADRID, due to his INCOMPETENCE! He always defend badly because he doesn't invest on defensive midfielders!

[@Gooooner24]

I remember when Pep first came to England and imposed his style of play. The first year was a learning curve, and all the "expert" pundits declared you can't play that type of football in England. 6 years later and he's changed the way English football is played for the better.

[@rson.n]

they will say is bc of money..knowing that man u spent a billion aswel!!!!!!!!

[@CMJames]

England are certainly no experts when it comes to football. Many European/South American nations are miles ahead of England in terms of footballing philosophy, EPL would be nothing without foreign talent. There are no ‘expert’ pundits on English TV, none.

[@Gooooner24]

@@CMJames the fact that there are no top tier English managers is very strange. Even Scotland have produced better managers.

[@hamster4810]

@@CMJames nobody denies that the premier league wouldn’t be where it is without foreign talent. But I think that’s a good thing. If Spain only hired Spanish coaches and signed Spanish players then would they be where they are? No, same with the bundesliga etc.

[@briankamau3267]

@@CMJames you can't produce everything, excellent players, excellent managers, most viewed league in the world, You can't. EPL is the most viewed league in the world and they are contented with that

[@ashrafabrahams6215]

This man is so under appreciated, what a legend! His just a victim of his own standards and success.

[@somebawldy3789]

Iv gotta say i disagree, mainly because he hasnt won the CL in over 10 years i believe, its ok coming to england and smashing teams but the CL is the standard and if Man City were that good and successful i wouldnt be writing this

[@mikeybee1593]

@@somebawldy3789 as he said. 13 games. Won 11 drawn 1 and unfortunately lost the final. It happens. The champions league is full of charlatans until the QF’s. The premier league is hands down the hardest most competitive league bar non. I must say your criteria for legendary status is rather lofty. How often must he win the champions league to qualify?

[@somebawldy3789]

@@mikeybee1593 Your missing the point yet you agree subconciously based off your words

[@footballflag6866]

@@somebawldy3789 shush

[@Unknown-il3hq]

He is just a victim of too much money lolzzz

[@robbiepeterh]

What most impressed me was how quickly he dealt with the loss to Real. Even in the post match interview, he was already calm and viewed the game in a matter of fact way, saw the positives and the room for improvement. He just digested it within half an hour and was ready to move on and face the next challenge.

[@koaumetraore1762]

Yh well tbf he knew they played much better and couldn’t really play even better they just slipped up etc yk but yh he’s a solid manager

[@skaaya1]

"PERSPECTIVE!!". There's a very rare and different breed of brilliant managers (very few by the way....i think I count Pep and Klopp amongst these few), who have a very different approach to football. They are exceptional managers, technically and tactically, HOWEVER, the one thing that I have noticed whenever I listen to or watch their interviews (after a win or a loss), is they talk about "how there are more important things in life, than football". That has always stood out and impressed me lots. I'm quite old school and Arsenal's invincibles were my years but you get the feeling that managers like Wenger, Ferguson, Mourinho, lived and breathed football and almost took it way too seriously.

[@faizanbaig2063]

He is used to bottling UCL so easy

[@barryscott1160]

Different gravy Arteta clearly didn’t learn that lesson

[@skaaya1]

@Max -x Appreciate it, thanks 🙏. I presume you also get it and see the same thing I see! 👌😜

[@MyMcvities]

You've got to love pep - regardless of what team you support you've just got to love and respect what he's done for English football. Will be a sad day when he leaves.

[@phangvo4441]

He got drink so much

[@joeyeleven8997]

In his whole career this guy has never took credit away from the players, his humble behaviour should be credited :)

[@noelk2751]

🤣😂😂🤣

[@londzale3163]

🙏🔥👍😉

[@POTATO_IN_MY_ANUS]

Klopp is better than pep. If pep had a squad like klopp had when he first came to Liverpool, would he be like klopp now?

[@howardramaru6674]

@@POTATO_IN_MY_ANUS 🤣😂klopp is nowhere near pep, pep changes how football is viewed and played ...what has klopp done beside Liverpool? Name 1, pep has excelled as a player and as a manager

[@londzale3163]

@@POTATO_IN_MY_ANUS too Flopp 5 years to win his first title 😅

[@Anil-fr9xs]

Brilliant interview, great insight into the mind of Pep. The day Pep, Klopp, Tuchel, Conte start to leave this league it will not be the same, true golden era of the Premier League. People keep picking on the Champions League but with these guys around whose not to say that every year one of these clubs will not be in a champions league final, they will just rotate that title between them.

[@blitz8702]

exactly best managers want to come to england to compete because it is toughest challenge

[@anirudhrnandan]

Ten Haag in the mix next season should make it even better

[@Scottish1996]

Pep hopefully be gone next year

[@addo8084]

@Putin’s Shoulder Angel 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@yourdailyjoe3155]

@Putin’s Shoulder Angel No passive aggression. If you think united should be in the conversation currently then you are so self entitled. United weren't included because they are currently not one of the best.

[@banelegugulethukunene5472]

The amount of respect, admiration, and belief I have in Pep defies reality. I'm obsessed with Pep as a manager and human being, his perceptive on football and life is enlightening. I can tell why footballers and his staff never get tired of him, there's something about him that's intoxicating, I'd genuinely run myself into the ground for him if I ever worked with him in anyway. What his accomplished at City is so undervalued and celebrated, his created a team that is one of (if not the best in the world) the best and season upon season he continues to pioneer and innovate. It's insane. People will speak about his spending but every club spends however not every club succeeds and wins. His not often even bought players who'd be categorized as the best in the world instead his made the players the very best in the world. You look at how much players improve under Pep and it's almost surreal. United have spent so much money to go nowhere and even my club ARSENAL have failed until recently to invest in players who had potential and actually went on to not only reach their potential but exceed it. People who question Pep I believe are insane, no questioned Ferguson yet people question the man who made light work of Fergies United in two UCL finals. Twice the so called greatest manager was run ragged by Pep. Even the prem will never be the same, Pep has broken so many records that even Wengers Arsenal, Fergies United, and Joses Chelsea failed to even come near. It's a delight to watch Peps teams play and Ifeel ARSENAL have a golden egg with Arteta who learnt from Pep because Pep really knows what he's talking about when he speaks about how great Arteta is or when he describes how tough Liverpool are as opponent's. I hope one day I can meet Pep to pick his brain and get to spend time with him, I feel he'd change my life and just blow my mind, I mean his teams football have me fixated and discombobulated already. No matter what people say Pep is the greatest manager ever for me and I hope to continue to see him in the Prem hopefully Arteta gets ARSENAL at a level where we can challenge City directly for titles and really give Pep a new team to worry about besides Liverpool.

[@hulk8384]

What a comment brother👏👏, much appreciated

[@roseyk7677]

Brilliant analysis, and never a true word spoken. Would love Pep to have read your message, you expressed it better than a journalist.. Fab read 👍

[@hulk8384]

@@roseyk7677 💯

[@Bro-tr2xq]

What's absurd and surreal is how you talk about two games in ucl and evaluate the greatest manager of all time. I wonder why he has not won another ucl trophy since then. Let me guess, is it because he only likes to do light work of Fergies team and tries to play genuis and bottled it so many times against all other teams for the last 10 yrs. Think about that next time you mention the God of football who transformed mediocre, untalented players to geants of the game and dominated the EPL for 27 yrs and would have added two other UCL titles and would have had 4 in total more than any other coach in history if it wasn't for that midget and midfielders barcelona had in those two finals no thanks to ur boldy's tactics. Next time you want to worship worship a God who created greatness out of nothing and not with an open cheque book and oil money 💰💵

[@hulk8384]

@@Bro-tr2xq although u r right on ur first few points, u seem to be jealous

[@davidhayden3849]

Klopp and Pep have both breathed live into the EPL and beyond. Grateful for them both. They also both come across as decent humans - that's a bonus.

[@MarkHogan994]

@Jordan Reynolds Lol. Grow up. Just because Klopp complains about some stuff doesn't mean he isn't decent. Almost all managers complain about things, they're human beings after all. I'm not sure if it's hilarious or scary that you think complaining makes someone "indecent".

[@POTATO_IN_MY_ANUS]

Pep, no. Klopp, yes

[@Murdocke89]

@@POTATO_IN_MY_ANUS I agree, also you’re walking funny. I’d go hospital mate

[@sgood9518]

@Jordan Reynolds if you believe klopp is not a good person your extremely biased and delusional, go look at every interview of him.

[@heathphoenix1341]

Decent human being? You must be new to football. Take a glimpse into what yaya toure samuel eto and the likes have to say

[@wiz3010]

He gets a lot of hate for no reason. What a great manager

[@wep4934]

Because he’s a winner. People love to hate.

[@kcetebe8012]

For no reason? He gets a lot of hate because he is so perfect that they don't know how to fault him - great as a person, never hear him in scandals,best at his job,wealthy,etc. Just having one of those makes people to hate on you and Pep has it all. It is killing people

[@rohitr9400]

It's because : rival club fans like to thrash him for no reason. Then there are Jose Mourinho fans who will always call him a checkbook manager. To them it seems like he didn't earn his place starting from the bottom, while also conveniently forgetting that he started from coaching the Barca B team and gave those players a start in the first team.

[@manisshthakur621]

"Winning the Laliga is more difficult than Champions league" - ZIDANE (After winning 3 UCL in a row). Winning a 38 games long marathon (4 in last 5 years) in a highly competitive title race is an incredible achievement for Pep Guardiola.

[@hulk8384]

Yes, Zidane is absolutely spot on

[@tatyeechan349]

If you considered the league you are playing in is the best in the world.

[@adils786]

Did he say winning the Laliga yeah?

[@seangadson3085]

That and winning 5 UCL titles in 8 years and I believe made it to the semis I belong 9 in 10 years is very impressive too

[@fivehundrediq5212]

Pep is undefeated against Zidane

[@jackhamnett853]

As a Manchester City fan of 18 years , I’ve lived and loved much of my time as a fan , but I could not love this man more , yes he hasn’t brought the ucl , but who cares ! The way my team plays , with passion and energy is all I can ask for as a fan . But wow , what a guy!

[@londzale3163]

“The way my team plays with passion and energy is all I could ask for” 😅 thats’s something you hear from relegation team supporters. Your club don’t need support they play at a tempo no other team can even dream of. So as a city fan you just spectate and have a beer.

[@thelmaviaduct]

*null and void via oil doping and cheating FFP. You're living a lie. 👍🏿

[@user-sv4rp3yd4x]

You can't call yourself a fan and say who cares about the champions league in the same sentence. The whole idea of pep coming in was to win the Champions League and you bottled it every season

[@jimmorrison3756]

Well said Alfie fella 👏👏👏👍

[@jackhamnett853]

@@londzale3163 not sure I get your point tbh mate , as you know we ooze class and talent anyway , but the passion, desire and hunger to win that my players display is amazing 😮‍💨

[@hollywooda111]

GETTING TO THE TOP IS INCREDIBLY DIFFICULT, STAYING THERE IS NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE. Well Done City.

[@akachukwumaduekwe659]

how Good is Pep. since his first season at City till now. never gives up always unlocking the best in his players, the bond they share is 💯💫beautiful. Respect 👌🤙

[@kieranlowcock6905]

'I have everything I could dream of as a manager here, so why change' I love that 💙

[@SD-nq6kg]

Open cheque book he means

[@rohitr9400]

@@SD-nq6kg well, open checkbook also means that he can be sacked if he fails. Failing in England can be easy even with unlimited cash. He is earning his right to coach that club with the titles he has.

[@josephx1807]

No manager will ever match Guardiola's style of play. His teams always play scintillating football.

[@isaiahjohnston823]

I agree 100%...

[@thelmaviaduct]

*null and void via oil doping and cheating FFP. You're living a lie. 👍🏿

[@SL0409]

Pretty limited tactically though ain't he. He has plan A and if that doesn't work his teams don't win 10 years running he has been outclassed in the UCL with those bayern and city teams If mourinho had been in charge of those bayern/City teams of the last 10 years he would of won 3-4 ucls comfortably Imagine being so tactically inept your response to the opposition bringing on Camavinga and Rodrygo is to bring on Jack Grealish 😂 A man who has spent the last 3-4 months sat on the bench

[@thelmaviaduct]

@@SL0409 boring to watch after a few games also, all their goals are exactly the same. Their tactic is to bore the opposition to death.

[@SL0409]

@@thelmaviaduct yep, their 3 highest players for passes are dias, laportes and Cancelo because all they do for the majority of games is to pass around defence Liverpool ain't much different. 2 of their 3 highest passers are van dijk and trent

[@zaidahmed9527]

In the 90s, 75/80 pts was enough to win a league. 2000s 80/85 pts was enough to win a league. 2010s 85/90 pts was enough to win a league. Pep has raised the bar so that 90/95 pts is the minimum required to win the league... He has raised the standards to a level never seen before and credit to Klopp for running city as close as he is... Anything can happen tomorrow.. Both top managers and both top teams...

[@jackmurphy6864]

Bu that also kills the "competitive" myth we have to listen to. When was the last time we saw a five-year spell where the gap between top and bottom was as wide as it has been in the last 5 years? MC winning games by 4/5/6/7 goal margins is common now. It's so easy for them.

[@zaidahmed9527]

@@jackmurphy6864 Its just how good Man City are - combination of Pep and money is deadly

[@jackmurphy6864]

@@zaidahmed9527 True. But it's certainly not competitive anymore.

[@zaidahmed9527]

@@jackmurphy6864 you have a point

[@jackmurphy6864]

@@zaidahmed9527 👍

[@solomonpatrickbrima4203]

As a Liverpool fan, I have so much respect for this man

[@futeditzs2482]

Throughout this entire conversation, Pep made more facial expressions than Phil Jones himself.

[@Alexhunter2005]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@WRNWRW]

spaniard

[@Confession_Of_A_Dangerous_Mind]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dharmaluiz140]

You know, he is the football philoshoper

[@hulk8384]

🤣🤣🤣

[@dzassault]

He's right. Only the greats can win consecutively. As much as the club itself in terms of finances has helped achieve and maintain his playing style and quality. There is no real excuse to his tactical ability and prowess in dominating leagues. He's a manager that's capable of dominating any league with his playstyle and tactical analysis as long as his needs are met. Ruthless in mentality and ruthless to himself as well as his players in getting that victory.

[@Abz52]

Champions league 🏆

[@AhmedMahmoud-og2jm]

When other teams dominate leagues they are called farmers leagues lol

[@mokacy8102]

as long as his needs are met😂 cheque book manager Klopp clear

[@KD-yb4xu]

@@mokacy8102 Klopp never needed world class players?

[@mokacy8102]

@@KD-yb4xu never spent as much as a billion

[@supersaiyanjin2199]

I have a feeling gerrard's team talk to villa tomorrow is this: 'Lets make them SLIP now'

[@Adam-oy4ix]

Liverpool were the first team I ever heard of when I started watching English football 44 years ago, as a 9 yr old Aussie kid and I have been a fanatical fan of them ever since. But credit where credit is due. Pep is one hell of a manager and has built a real dynasty at City. I love how he deflects the credit to his players and their ability/character and downplays the accoladesthat is given to him. He has had amazing players over his coaching career and has always coached at top/rich clubs. But he is obviously a very cerebral guy and is able to consistently bring the best out of his team. Managing those huge players and egos and forming them into consistent winning teams, is a credit to his communication and man-management. I watched the 'All or Nothing' series that Man City did and gained nothing but respect for this guy.

[@trevorbailey1448]

My sentiments exactly🤔 even a diamond needs polishing and a nice cut to impress a lady , i like the way he as polished the players among all that he express is the desire to help the do well

[@hulk8384]

@@trevorbailey1448 💯

[@Doggomorph]

Can you talk about the football you watched? Derby ucl nottingham and all I wanna hear it

[@hulk8384]

@Putin’s Shoulder Angel that's nonsense. Liverpool are just 1 league title behind united and are 3 European titles ahead of united. They are the biggest English club.

[@gruevlock24]

@Putin’s Shoulder Angel Do you live all of your life in early 2000’s ? I’m surprised you know how to use the internet.

[@fine4dave]

Every time Pep is mentioned some people always want to bring in Klopp. They are not on the same level. Pep is the one that changed English football and raised the bar and then the Liverpool guys learned from. And let's not forget that Klopp was already in the Premier league before Pep arrived. Before anyone tries to argue blindly pls do some research on the league season tables before and after Pep. I say again, Pep set the bar, then Klopp learned! And leave the man alone with your "Klopp insecurity". This interview is about Pep and his work. Go sing your Klopp hymns on his interview video.

[@mosul1056]

Klopp is in your head rent free. Klopp said pep is the best.

[@fine4dave]

@@mosul1056 If you looked at the comment section on this Pep interview you wouldn't have made that out-of-order comment. BTW, if you can read, the comment said "some people" always bring Klopp in... It did not say Klopp brings himself in.

[@peacelove8395]

@@mosul1056 agreed mate lol definitely Rent Free

[@maverick4466]

I couldn’t have said it better than this 👌

[@rdqmusic3936]

The question is though, with the resources klopp has at Liverpool, the team he came into and the pressure that came with it, could pep do the same job at Liverpool? Pep is one of the greatest there will ever be, but Klopp edges him slightly

[@K-TRIX]

Having heard this interview,as a Liverpool fan who didn't like this man and his team I know change my view because I now understand his perspective of football and it's beautiful very beautiful.

[@Larry4life]

He's been around for a good while, and has always been saying the same thing. How are you only now changing your view?

[@K-TRIX]

@@Larry4life I've never sat down to listen to him😂😂 whenever I see city play or an interview I switch it off

[@mickeyknoxnbk219]

legend .someone upstairs give him a 30 year contract now please

[@jasonmunro1983]

💯

[@BlueBoardAnalysis]

Lol

[@DEDON1TV]

Pep is so humble but genius

[@KRIEGInc]

So happy to be part of City journey with my manager. Mighty Pep 💙💙💙.

[@DhevC]

We get 18 minutes of this. And we are blown away. Imagine having this guy every day. I hope the City players realise just how lucky they are. From an Arsenal fan.

[@ziggywiggy3650]

There should be a football roundtable for managers, I'd watch that

[@C33Fernandez]

Pep has such insight into football as an entire industry, it's so impressive. "The praise that you give me is so suspicious." Everyone knows the media make up stories, fabricate drama and look for catchy headlines, but Pep reads between the lines that exist between the lines.

[@positivemindpositivelife1580]

Pep it doesn't matter the money you spend. You produce the best Football as well as Liverpool I have ever seen. For me you and Klopp are the best managers of all time. You can spend 1 billion and not get a team to play like this.

[@zoheabaleem]

Exactly. Look at psg

[@thelmaviaduct]

*null and void via oil doping and cheating FFP. You're living a lie. 👍🏿

[@shaunaqpaul3078]

@@zoheabaleem or Manchester United.

[@allfootball8674]

When you spend 1 billion on players just to win the UCL and don’t win it this is all bullshit

[@renatolekaj4790]

@@shaunaqpaul3078 it’s so true. You can see the difference when PSG had Poch and when they had Ancelotti/Tuchel. They were far better even tho their team was less expensive. Same goes for Man Utd. People don’t realize how money doesn’t always mean much, half of Man City players weren’t even that famous before they came to Man City. You can see how much better Pep has made every player in Man City, unlike PSG they don’t just buy stars. Look at what Pep did at Barcelona, he literally made them the greatest team ever, obviously he had good players before he got there, but he made them way way better. Implemented tiki-taka and kinda created false 9. One of the greatest coaches ever IMO. At Barcelona he won 3 prime La Ligas in a row, including 99 points and 96 points, and he gave instructions to make Barcelona get 100 points in 2013. Real Madrid literally had 96 and 93 points in those seasons. And now at Man City he has won 4 prems in 5 years, including 100 points, 98 points, and 93 points. Liverpool had 97 points and 92 points in those seasons. He has won the treble, Sextuple, and domestic treble.

[@RaghavK06]

his sheer impact has been profound and Liverpool and Klopp have pushed them even more to excel. Kudos.

[@crumpetlips2062]

Warm, witty, smart and humble. Pep is an inspiration 💙

[@Jaytech0703]

A lot Of Great Managers that are very good but without top quality players they can't succeed. Pep made this clear

[@thuo1000]

It is not just the quality of the players but how the manager can improve the players and get that quality out of them. Look at the players Pep brought at City. Players like Cancelo, Bernardo silva, Mahrez, Rodri all struggled in their first season at City. People were questioning the purchase of a player like Cancelo. The media were speculating that he would be returned back to Juventus because of his struggles in his 1season. Look at him now. Similar case to bernardo silva. Wasn't Kdb a Cheslea reject? Look at him now under Pep. Walker is another player who most people doubted. The media kept saying that he would not fit into Pep's philosophy. They kept comparing Walker to the likes of Dani Alves and Philip Lahm who Pep managed at Barcelona amd Bayern Munich respectively. Look at Walker now and how vital he is for this City team. Rodri struggled so much in his 1st season. The media, again, questioned his purchase. Look at him now. Sterling, despite his lack of form this season has been instrumental for City's success under Pep. Foden has developed so good under Pep's leadership. So a manager needs to have that skillset of bringing the best out of players. Look at man utd for example. They have good quality players but lack of proper coaching, player power etc has been their downfall.

[@palllpallpal4819]

@@thuo1000 smart answer.. i agree with you sirr

[@njiomujoseph3182]

@@thuo1000 I wish this comment can be posted on Twitter

[@jabulanimotshwene7439]

‘’We are the same everywhere my friend. Try to sleep with no bad thoughts’’. -classic Pep-

[@scottknowles6353]

I'm a Liverpool fan!!! But I have to say I have nothing but respect for pep!!! What a manager he is!! And has been!!!

[@martinmcguire5458]

I actually believe that Pep Guardiola has fallen in love with Manchester City, the Premier League and I wouldn't be surprised if he's still at City in another 10 years. He's unlikely to get the resources to compete, the intense competition and the satisfaction from anywhere else if he chose to leave City. He is addicted and obsessed with City and English football.

[@fivehundrediq5212]

Newcastle

[@City-pp7ql]

Just love him.

[@habibtunde4490]

My life changed the day I switch alliance to supporting Manchester City and it's all because of this great man called Pep Guardiola.. The foundation has been laid for any future manager to take over after Pep leaves to continue the strides even though we will love to continuing seeing this man at Manchester City. I know haters will want to judge him with UCL here at our club but we don't mind because as long as we are reaching the latter stage of the UCL we will surely win this UCL with this man as the manager soon but we should continue to be the best team in the country every year. Love you Pep Guardiola and Love you Manchester City. Mancunian 💙 For Life

[@fk1286]

what a humble & great guy

[@GIBBO4182]

So far in title races the team at the top going into the final day has won 9/9 times!

[@arvindhmani06]

Daily reminder that English top-flight football didn't start in 1992. And to answer your question, Arsenal in 1988-89

[@Football_Advanced]

@@arvindhmani06 that means that arsenal are gonna get top 4 tmrw come on norwichhh pukki hattrick I beg

[@NigelLobe]

​@@arvindhmani06 Yes, it did. No one cares about pre-Prem stuff

[@vsks]

@@NigelLobe then you should stop caring about your grandparents. Since they are old

[@davidtawse6765]

Premier League title races* I.e The one Liverpool, Blackburn and Leicester all have 1 of.

[@Lantey1]

The Greatest manager of all time... because? of his philosophy the football, the style, the way his team's play

[@thecanberean]

Wow! Just brilliant. So much respect for this man. Absolutely top drawer...and then some.

[@derekhobbs100]

Great interview, thank you Pep for coming to the premier league, i stil cant believe you are our manager.... God Bless You

[@roseyk7677]

I love him ❤️

[@pablozorro3507]

Pep is a top-top leader, football coach and humble person. Success will follow him wherever he goes. Shame ManU can’t get someone of his calibre to compete with City and continue to make Manchester the best footballing city in UK, if not the whole of Europe.

[@loganalexanderhammons9679]

Utd fan btw, love pep Guardiola and love hearing different perspectives on his coaching in the comments. Unfortunately 1/10 comments are in every video is some liverpool supporter complaining about the fact that pep had money and klopp didn't, but the fact of the matter is klopp had to go to a team without money because he hadn't proved he could use it, pep spent years at barca proving he was capable of greatness with a budget to allow him to, so instead of proving he could do it without money he proved he could do it in a harder league and definitely shouldn't be criticised for it all he did was show what he is capable of on a bigger scale in a better league. Klopp on the other hand came from dortmund after bringing a team that clearly wasn't the best in the league to possibly the best in the league which is what he had done for Liverpool proving he was capable of doing it on a bigger scale in a better league so the budget never made a difference, they both do their own thing better than anyone in their leagues so stop comparing them and just appreciate what the do separately because neither one could do the other ones job until PROVEN differently

[@tomwilmot1765]

It's not just money. Winning 4 PL titles in 6 seasons is SAF levels of success. Ridiculous achievement.

[@roberthayes9842]

Honest interview, it's the player's, lots of great manager's, great tactics but it's the player's

[@dunnmodellingandreviews8062]

What a manager!!!!!

[@barryscott1160]

Pep is da 🐐 no manager is better than him or has been he’s dominating the BEST league in the world give this man he’s flowers while he’s still here he has created a phenomenal squad great set of players he’s managed and coached and he has elevated the premier league to an ELITE level because everyone hates City I don’t think anyone realises or respects what this man has done for football I need a Pep book or documentary please sky get that done next season

[@csp2cod436]

Best manager ever he has the tactics for training and heart I’ll listen and give heart too

[@barnabaspodonyi3703]

Consistency is key to winning 🔑

[@mevsme7532]

I’m a Liverpool fan and I starting to like this guy now, he sounds so nice and honest 👍🏾

[@Cultrix]

Absolutely brilliant interview.

[@sanmateoflights]

Pep is a machine. His team plays in his image - winning mentality, elite champions.

[@liamr1064]

Alternative title: One man explains to another man, the role of a manager and players on a pitch.

[@viverepericoloso7627]

Man City is the heaven for anyone who wants to work there.. no furloughs during bad economy, no humiliating and disrespectful of terminating the manager... all of this not because of the source of money whether it's coming from oil, hedge fund or any source really.. but it's coming from the leadership that coming from the top

[@dine1321]

Refreshing to listen to Pep❤❤

[@TheAkilesh08]

Love this guy! Huge respect to Pep!

[@oscarsmith6713]

Watching this after the comeback at villa😳

[@futmazing6480]

Tbh his right. People say he spends and that's true but in the modern times who doesn't. man united have spent the most and they have not even been challengers. I admire what city have build even with money its been well spent, on course to win 4 PL title in 5 years for pep and 6th as a club. We also live in an era where there is a big 6 not just arsenal and man united which is what it was back then. LFC and Man City deserves more respect. lucky to have this In prem and this has prem the best league and most watched league. There was a time I'd watch all Barca games and real games as spainish football was top notch but last 4 years watching prem is too good and I can barely watch a Spanish game now without getting bored.

[@5eek3r0fknowl3dg3]

He is humble because it is true at the end of the day he has always had not just top players usually the best players in the world

[@paullxulu3371]

The main reason I love to listen to his interviews is that what he speaks transcends football.

[@ashrobinson4604]

Love this man’s outlook!

[@datguy3338]

He really changed English football. Notice how everyone plays out the back.

[@peterookotai6965]

Pep is humble but correct, he is also gifted in understanding what players work in their system.

[@rupdog6464]

Great interviewer. Finally someone with smart questions

[@Mustafa-gy9fm]

He's absolutely satirical when he said only reason we are good is players and being rich, not me.

[@RedDevil_Joe]

It’s true, on Sunday he could have won 4 premier leagues, 4 league cups and an fa cup in 6 seasons. That’s insane consistency, it’s crazy that they could come no where near the title race or domestic cups next season but scrape to winning the CL and people will react as if it’s like now they are a success and now pep is a success at city etc etc 😂 I’m baffled by it

[@GIBBO4182]

It’s definitely strange logic…plus the way his teams play are a joy to watch as a neutral!

[@RedDevil_Joe]

@@GIBBO4182 exactly it’s brilliant football

[@rogerfraser1168]

Greatest manager, ever!

[@madlfcdc5890]

I'll never slate Pep for what he has achieved. He's built a remarkable team and although money has been spent, that doesn't take away from how good that team is. If they claim the CL at some point that doesn't make Pep a great manager because he's already won it at Barca and that already makes him a great manager. Also, the fact that Pep could have managed any club in the world and has decided to stay in the PL shows that he relishes the rivalry with Liverpool and Klopp. They both relish the challenge. He's said it on many occasions that Liverpool is the hardest team he has ever faced and you can tell how much it means to him. If not for Pep Liverpool whould have had three PL titles by now and although it hurts losing those titles by such small margins we know that if we beat Pep's City then we are the best.

[@paulis4278]

Win Again and again, pass again and again. Again and again, that's Pep secret for greatness 😁

[@thelmaviaduct]

*null and void via oil doping and cheating FFP. You're living a lie. 👍🏿

[@ishraqelahipriom4882]

The achievements of City and Pep together are undoubtedly incredible. However, it is also true that they have repeatedly tried and failed in the biggest competition in Europe, UCL. EPL is probably the toughest league however the disparity among the squads are also evident. When push comes to shove in that particular competition, where you need that extra bit of intangible; they lack that, they probably will continue to lack that bit. That is why they will keep winning the league, probably will monopolize the English game but in UCL it will remain a target.

[@danbolton6115]

Maybe your right but I honestly think they've been unlucky and will win it at least once in the next few years

[@noncynelson2901]

I dont think you can define the team in the ucl because of 3 minutes

[@yafizsalman8631]

According your logic. Ancelotti should be considered better than all managers. However the best managers always target the league. It is the single biggest competition a team can win.. again and again and again 100 meter sprints are not considered in high regard when compared with marathons. (athletically speaking) Any team like PSG or Bayern where league titles are pretty much guaranteed can shoot for UCL every season. Madrid did it for decades when La Liga was nothing but a 1 horse race Sir Alex, Pep, Klopp these folks target the league more than any other cup and occassionally they`d shoot for UCL .

[@CMJames]

@@yafizsalman8631 Let’s be honest, Pep does not face such top quality competition in the EPL. Winning it is more or less a cake walk for him, he clearly finds the UCL much more difficult because there is much less disparity in the quality of opponents. He still manages to do well, but the latter stages he falters for that reason.

[@macca1370]

@@CMJames as Man City won anything yet.

[@Elisha_Kasonde]

Commenting from Africa Zambia, we love u pep 🥰🥰man city to the world

[@plato2030]

Genius, a brilliant mind who took football to next level

[@blitz8702]

pep is right he is the best manager in the world right now. you have to be insane not to give him credit for these achievements or to try say winning premiere league is easy task then ask other managers that compete for it how is it .i would be happy as a player to join his club almost guaranteed success.

[@marvinbrando722]

Well, that's what they say. The same people that said in the past that Pep couldn't make it in England because the EPL is sooooo "hard", are the same that said the EPL was easy and that's why Pep could reached 100 point in the league. Some people are just haters and that's it. But sure, they bother at lot

[@99whizzman13]

This shows what an elite mentality he has, he always wants to win on a consistent basis.

[@ntobekontombela3716]

Class interview! 👏🏽

[@seamustheterrible3978]

All the best Pep. Thanks for all the great football.

[@MrHolden17]

Would love to get his thoughts on managing in another country, surely nothing compares to the competition on the Premier League at the moment and wouldn't be challenging for him.

[@danbarubanze]

You clearly don’t listen to a word He said.

[@devidwobinson8747]

He’s said several times the premier league is the toughest by far

[@musbaarKTBFFH]

I think klopp is getting to pep..he’s reacting just like when he left Barca when mourinho was there..

[@barakamandi6783]

How?! Mourinho and klopp are nowhere near the same

[@notverybright9825]

@@barakamandi6783 Mourinho outwitted Pep several times in Madrid and Inter. Plus, he won the mind games with Pep and made Baldiola runs from La Liga.

[@Rain188]

Klopp came to England first. Maybe, pep should have stayed in Germany

[@madtitan-bringerofgenocide]

@@notverybright9825 lolz kids, pep making the epl into a farmer's league. While the Portuguese Tony pulis is at Roma🤣

[@Hockeyfight769]

@@Rain188 is it Klopp who dominates the league every year? 🤔 maybe Klopp should have left when he saw Pep coming

[@DINKL8ERG]

What a man.

[@shaurya4335]

It doesn't matter if you win titles or not...what matters is if every match played by team is spectacle full of passion and beautiful football...this is what Pep"s team brings on table...

[@alexholbrey]

Pep, revolutionised English football. Phenomenal

[@aayush3374]

Man spent 1 billion in 5 years and still hasn't won a Ucl, Mourinho is so clear of this guy

[@GIBBO4182]

Man Utd spent the same and won even less…

[@hkwo829]

@@GIBBO4182 two wrong don’t make one right

[@GIBBO4182]

@@hkwo829 but at least they’re winning some trophies…

[@barakamandi6783]

@@hkwo829 since when is spending money wrong?? You're logic is flawed

[@yousefghunaim8195]

@@GIBBO4182 at least united have 3 champions league titles unlike city

[@foreverhiddenpabz]

What a man!

[@harveyvanlalpeka893]

Respect !

[@soccer0928]

He got to be THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME manager!!!

[@shahzadirani]

Not even top 5. Sir Alex (re built Aberdeen and Man United), Brian Clough (Nottingham Forrest PL and back to back UCLs), Lippi (Juventus UCL and Italy World Cup), Ancelotti (4 UCLs and league titles in five countries), Mourinho (achievements with Porto and Inter).

[@soccer0928]

@@shahzadirani go play with your self cry girl

[@imranhq13]

in football manager is the final word, look at Tottenham and Newcastle this season where they were before manager change and where they are now, it's not a coincidence is it?

[@etonstrawn9733]

I'm so so happy

[@omardamba1718]

Am a Chelsea fan but I love this guy..best coach in the Universe.

[@mr__OK]

He didn’t mention nothing about needing a lot of money also 🤣🤣😂😂

[@littzy5576]

That’s why he is winning the champions league every year with city

[@chuanwei258]

Lol, are you drunk?

[@ACgwop]

@@chuanwei258 he’s being sarcastic

[@chuanwei258]

Ohh, okay.. I don't get at first, now I laughing😂

[@chuanwei258]

@shankaran pillai excuses, the way City playing is very predictable, that's why they lost. They are good with the ball, but the dont know how to play when the are off the ball😁😁

[@sean87]

@@chuanwei258 you what mate?

[@kalyansivasailam3318]

Watching this with English CC is an incredible experience

[@greyalien295]

The genius the man

[@wespicedmemes]

Pep when someone compliments him: “it’s not me, it’s the players” Pep when he doesn’t get praise or credit: “so what I do doesn’t matta”

[@jasonmunro1983]

I’d love him to stay at city until he retires🔥🔥

[@alvinehakaseba6069]

When you're a great and you're humble. Ladies and gentlemen Pep. By the time he's retiring he'll surely be the GOAT

[@YounghwanChoi9]

1:37 I love the question and answer. It is all about human and player.