Why Pep Guardiola Left FC Barcelona

Why Pep Guardiola Left FC Barcelona #Guardiola #Barcelona #GOAT
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We'll explore the circumstances and reasons behind Pep Guardiola's departure from FC Barcelona, one of the most successful clubs in football history. We'll take a look at his achievements, the challenges he faced, and the legacy he left behind at Camp Nou
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0:33 The Glory of Guardiola's Barcelona
03:27 The Shock Announcement
04:06 The Truth
05:18 Tensions and Disagreements With Players
06:12 The Mourinho Factor
07:06 The Final Straw
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[@KickKorner]

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[@TankMaster64]

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[@edwinsparda7622]

Those 4 clasicos in 18 days is the stuff of legend and i will never forget those games. These two teams (and what they represent) hate each other. I get Guardiola leaving and feeling burnt out. Klopp-O over at Liverpool is feeling the same.

[@KickKorner]

Very much agreed! What an era!

[@goblincomic4522]

Yeah there come a time you have to take a long break until you can work again . Every one will have that time come at 1 point in life

[@victorsamsung2921]

Yup. Klopp definitely is at that point.

[@ujasvaria5772]

The said example makes me give a lot of respect to Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger for what they did at Man United and Arsenal. How big of a temperament you need to have to stay at such big clubs and still keep relevancy for longer period of time.

[@vespasiancloscan7077]

@@ujasvaria5772 difference is that SAF and Wenger were actual "club managers" while Pep and Klopp are just first team coaches. Ferguson was given patience at the beginning and then allowed to run the club however he wanted. At Barca, the manager always gets pressured from above to do X or Y. And the media's far worse for a Barca manager than a PL one. Hysterical shit. The manager might not care, but the players themselves will be influenced. So you're playing psychologist instead of being a damn coach.

[@drsumantamajumdar2771]

Sandro and Barto ..... The two Criminals of Barca .... Pushed Barca Downhill.... The effects Barca is still Plagued with !! Period.

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for that insight!

[@nirvaanjain5613]

Hala Madrid!

[@easf1978]

Add Nuñez, Laporta, Gaspart all those presidents pay Negreira.

[@kumarjeetchakraborty9097]

​@@easf1978shut up

[@JGamer1011]

@@easf1978 I loved that Negreira goal at the 2009 Champions League final, or the one in the 2011 final. But the best goal by far was the one at the Bernabeu in the 2-6, but the other one in the Camp Nou 5-0 is a beauty.

[@RespecterAlexander]

Jose raised the hate between Real and Barca to such a high level that Pep couldn’t take it

[@KickKorner]

Very interesting point!

[@victorsamsung2921]

@@KickKorner And the thing is that Klopp did no such thing with LFC, which made Pep respect him even more. Fear him too, but in a good way!

[@ataladin87]

​@@victorsamsung2921and Klopp Handle Mourinho Very well. Less wins made Mournihos mind games insufficient.

[@salahadine77t]

True who make pep leave is morinho pep his brain will explod if he stayed

[@xtoz1779]

5-0,2-0

[@fabricezillmer-stumpe5984]

Mourinho at real surely harmed pep But Rosell and bartomeu killed our club so badly in many ways

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for your input!

[@3headedsnake388]

Mourinho even without the talent or his managing ability made the spirit of the hatred and rivalry alone large enough to bother Pep, he certainly has a way with the media

[@ahmedj.5311]

couldnt do that in man utd when Pep was at City (had more experience by then) Barça is just dificult to manage, the board is always messing with the manager

[@hessen5498]

Would love a video about Tito Villanova. Great coach with a sad end due to something he couldn't Control. Rest in Peace Tito Villanova 🕊️

[@KickKorner]

You ask, you shall receive, definitely a great idea!

[@Culites]

Pep guardila is one of my favourite figures of football I respect his choice of leaving Barca He did the best he could And that was enough for me

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for your input!

[@harithdanial141]

Make me realize how worst bartomeu is. Barcelona went for European top dog as their last semi finalists in 2019, to crushed by Bayern 8-2 in next year in 2020, make Barcelona enter to banter era

[@KickKorner]

Good point!

[@flochforster2974]

“Banter era” lmao

[@bibauu]

varca paid the consequence of paying the refs 👻👻👻👻

[@Xoman08]

Guardiola was not exhausted. There were 3 reasons: 1. The arrival of Sandro Rosell to the presidency which prompted his best friend and technical director Txiki Begiristain to leave Barça. This was the main reason. Then the toxicity of Mourinho coupled with the preferent treatment that Real Madrid got in refereeing was another factor. And finally, having to battle with Rosell for changes in players that Guardiola felt had lost hunger (Fabregas , Alves and also Gerard Pique) was the last straw and Guardiola decided to leave. In Bayern after 3 seasons due to disagreements with technical director, he decided to leave also. Now at Manchester City, with his best friend Txiki Begiristain as technical director bringing him the players required and not opossing to transfer the players that don't perform ... Guardiola doesn't have ANY reason to leave. So, the trophies will pile up and by the time Txiki and Pep call it quits and retire (10 years from now) the records of Sir Alex Fergusson will be left in second place and Manchester City will be an established juggernaut

[@KickKorner]

Very well put, thanks for that!

[@anmolshaw3603]

Real Madrid never got any preferent treatment in refereeing. Barcelona were paying Negreira.

[@pokedyo]

@@anmolshaw3603 so what he had no influence on any decisions he was just the VP, or barca would've been proven guilty by now.

[@kelvinnewtonmensah6399]

@@pokedyowe’re waiting for the verdict whether or not you influenced games. It’s just a matter of time

[@ahmadmuliawan0008]

​@@kelvinnewtonmensah6399 then keep waiting till the end of the world 😂 Both used to get preferential treatment and unfair treatment, either deliberately or accidentally, no need to be super biased to one side and against the other lol hypocrite, but not surprised, typical football fans to be 😂

[@AboubacarSiddikh]

Laporta took Rijkaard because Cruijff told him to. Laporta took Guardiola because Cruijff told him to.

[@KickKorner]

Interesting!

[@AboubacarSiddikh]

@@KickKorner That's the difference between Laporte's first period and his second period (apart from coming in the 2nd time with a massive debt): Cruijff. I don't think Cruijff would have allowed Laporta to fire Koeman.

[@brhamsfeifferabraham9627]

One of the best things that happened to football and Real Madrid is that Guardiola didn’t do his entire coach career at Barcelona.

[@KickKorner]

Agreed!

[@valdelamer3903]

Real Madrid won La Liga with 100 points against Barcelona. In that year Jose send Pep into his deepest depression so he had to retire from Barcelona

[@naazahs9045]

​@@valdelamer3903And Barcelona won the league with 100 points in the very next season and Madrid won nothing. That trauma made Mourinho run on his heels from Madrid when Perez fired him.

[@flavio7180]

​@@valdelamer3903Yeah José with 3 trophies in 3 years were totally destroying Pep's Barcelona with 14 trophies in 4 years. They must have been scared shitless of José in your la la land.

[@m3ga975]

You two bodied that fool 😂😂

[@thuo1000]

I have always said that Barca fans should direct their anger and frustrations towards Sandro rosell. That man ruined Barcelona when he was the club president. Followed closely by Bartomeu. Remember, Sandro rosell also clashed with Johann Cryuff back in 2010 and it went so far to the extent that Sandro rosell removed Cryuff as the honorary president of Barca (which angered Pep Guardiola a lot). When that happened, Johann Cryuff said he would never step foot at camp nou again until Sandro rosell and his cronies were all removed from the club's leadership and board. Sandro rosell was the beginning of the decline of FC Barcelona.

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for your view!

[@ItalianGIOCONDA]

The state of Barcelona nowadays goes to show how much of an impact Pep had!

[@KickKorner]

Don’t think they’ll ever find a manager like him!

[@juliobello4561]

Im Real Madrid fan but I felt the one that was going to be his successor was Tito Villanova but sadly cancer took him he had a good game and was a humble man.

[@rashidkhalid3970]

They backstabbed one of there very own and the very best

[@friction5001]

I don’t think it was the players fault for his departure. It was more of the bureaucracy of the club, for example when man city asked him to sign for them he wanted; new training facility, transfer budget for new signings, staffs etc. That’s why he stayed at man city for so long and now look at them 😢 that could of been Barcelona for the next decade

[@KickKorner]

Interesting perspective. Definitely a big IF question of what would of happened Barca if he stayed

[@martinirving2839]

Half true. The foundations were being put in place by City or had been, but the motivator for City to hire Guardiola and for Guardiola to manage in England were his close allies from his time at Barcelona being employed by City such as Txiki Begiristain. Without Txiki and others, Guardiola would of had no interest in going or staying around. This also directly attributes to why Guardiola has managed so long at City because it's ran in a way that suits Guardiola and he's comfortable. In regards to his time at Bayern, he's adored by the hierarchy of the club, but he realised very quickly he could never change Bayern's ways to suit his, hence his above average tenure there and leaving once his contract expired. You'll see in the next season or two, Guardiola will walk. There's been rumours in Manchester that Txiki and friends want to leave and I can 99% see Guardiola following suit.

[@mikexstad1121]

Tbh if you're old enough to remember these times, you know that it wasn't a shock that he left

[@KickKorner]

Agreed!

[@Salacious-Crumb]

History has proven pep right in his decision... he was always destined for england hes loved here

[@KickKorner]

Well and truly!

[@naval-nation2259]

If ur easily fooled by everyone else

[@SinthujanPushpakaran]

Pep is laughing now with all his accomplishments after leaving Barca! What a video btw

[@KickKorner]

He sure is! A true GOAT of the game

[@abdirahimmussa2708]

Jose mourinho

[@TheHorus471]

Ah the achievement of winning UCL one time in a team with unlimited resource cheat code, and that is after his insanse success of zero trophies when managing a team that even won it in dominant fashion before managed i . I would hardly call him achieving. He is a consistent league winner at best, definetely not a legend of the game.

[@Cronies]

It’s been more than 15 years since he left and he’s only won 1 ucl. He is not laughing at nothing

[@user-io4xz1vy3x]

@@Croniesoh but he is it took Don Carlo a decade before another ucl in 2014 and that’s was with REAL MADRID. Great managers need great teams.

[@MandlaMkhabela-kj3ew]

People can criticize him all they want about managing clubs that are rich but that doesn't take away the fact that the man is a master tactician. He achieved more than what most managers can even dream of achieving. Better to appreciate the magic he brings to every team he manages than whine about why he doesn't manage small teams

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for your point!

[@michaelogizi4848]

PSG is rich. How many UEFA trophies won ever since the Arab took over? One can have money without brain. But better with money and brain

[@shaf621]

Very insightful video mate, some great points covered here. I was going to add that it could have been down to Villa's injury and the formation change from 4-3-3 to 3-4-3 that hampered Barca's title hopes for 2011/12 season. But yeah, I do find that fatigue seriously affects the player's ability on the pitch, in the 2010/11 Barca pretty much reached the pinnacle of football perfection and to ask the same set of players to emulate their achievements again for the next season was always going to be a tall order.

[@KickKorner]

Thank you for the support and a great point you’ve added there! Welcome to the channel!

[@pt17171]

Between 2010 and 2016 I really did not care about the Premier League. LaLiga, Messi, Ronaldo , Pep, Mourinho took club football to a new level and it never returned.

[@KickKorner]

A whole different era!

[@1wealthbuilders]

So many reasons why he left Barcelona! Great video as always!

[@KickKorner]

Thank you for your feedback!

[@anonymousilluminati5717]

One of the main reasons and the major reason of why Guardiola left, because they would sign him for 1 yr contracts, and that's what he wanted to be drawn up by his own business manager. Because he knew that he could get more per season when he renewed. That's what that u idiots don't know‼️🤡😈🤡

[@pushpakaranmathiaparanam9050]

Incredible video as always!

[@KickKorner]

Thank you for your continuing support!

[@11sdownie]

He only manages teams when their finances are flourishing.

[@KickKorner]

Very good point!

[@colincolin5696]

If that is the case then where does his success and accomplishments come from? He doesn’t buy them.. the clubs he manages doesn’t buy them.. he earns them. The difference is with the money is what you bring back, it’s business. Peps Man City side have won so much with their money but why haven’t Chelsea or man united done the same after spending even more money? 😅 if pep only goes to clubs who are financially stable then isn’t that just smart from him?

[@nisarg2807]

@@colincolin5696managed Barca- Negreira Managing City- 115

[@aelfwine4anarhin]

​@@nisarg2807ManUnited and Chelsea have both spent more money than Man City and they still haven't come close to their success. You have to make the money work

[@user-mv5yu8hw5l]

It is hard to coach real madrid but it's harder to coach a team like barca

[@KickKorner]

Very interesting point!

[@hallow_returners]

It more hard to be Catalonia whose capital is Madrid

[@sreedethsudheer5265]

Because the politics is dirty here

[@argy7526]

bruh a manager from fucking olympiacos won everything in spain with barcelona

[@user-mv5yu8hw5l]

@@argy7526 how many seasons did he stay??? ..... THAT'S THE BIG QUESTION

[@jppennypincher9051]

That’s still the best team I have ever seen. They were absurdly great.

[@KickKorner]

One of a kind!

[@misfit2022]

And the Premiership is grateful for Pep’s service over the last 8 years

[@KickKorner]

Think we have a city fan here 👀

[@misfit2022]

@Kick I would like to think non City fans can appreciate Pep too. I don’t usually disclose my allegiance for fear of being called biased but ya got me but I still think I can be non biased 😁

[@DanDan-pz6oy]

You have very well done videos! Keep up the good work

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for the support!

[@TheofficialGodofwar]

He saw the age on the squad and decided too dip before any issues

[@KickKorner]

Be smart like Pep

[@AppleFeed]

A manager like Pep would of been wasted if he spent all his time at Barca!

[@KickKorner]

Very much agreed! He made the right choice!

[@Blue-ib7mo]

​@@KickKornerCan you say the same for Sir Alex Ferguson?

[@Blue-ib7mo]

And I don't agree with what you said

[@KickKorner]

@@Blue-ib7mo I feel that comes to a generational aspect, Guardiola became manager during the modern aspect of the game where like any other jobs, people will be curious to see what other places/teams have to offer

[@xyx982]

He would have won it all. Year after year after year. The football gods decided Messi+Xavi+Iniesta+Pep was OP so he decided to nerf them.

[@quazxplayz4239]

Pep could have created a dynasty like Arsene Wenger or Sir Alex

[@KickKorner]

Good point!

[@ImNotReallyHereMCFC]

8 years at city, he is creating a dynasty.

[@flavio7180]

With all due respect, he created a bigger dynasty at both City and Barcelona than Wenger ever did. It wasn't really Wenger's fault that Arsenal fell off or anything, but both those teams achieved more than even prime Arsenal did. A domestic treble(which Fergie described as impossible), a continental treble and possibly 4 Premier Leagues in a row are achievements that Wenger couldn't pull off, I repeat, even before Arsenal fell off and when they had Henry, Bergkamp and so on in the team. Not even going to get too much into the Barcelona time, 14 trophies in 4 years say enough about it.

[@victorsamsung2921]

8:36 Sounds like Klopp's reason for leaving LFC at the end of the 2023-24 season, regarding the sudden announcement and shock.

[@KickKorner]

I see Klopp starting as manager elsewhere soon!

[@Keylaa_10]

Underrated Chanel!

[@KickKorner]

Thank you for your feedback!

[@sqzl3969]

Pep had hair when he started for Barca!

[@KickKorner]

Goes to show what he went through!

[@abubakarmuallim4326]

I always wondered why he left

[@KickKorner]

Hope the video answered your question!

[@user-yz6xm8qg4k]

I would love it if he came back home to finish his career there or with Spain would be good too.

[@KickKorner]

Becoming the Spain national manager would do it!

[@Uzair_Of_Babylon465]

Great video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁👍

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for the feedback and welcome to the channel!

[@talhaabubakar3290]

God knows but i think Barcelona wouldn't have been this low if he stayed

[@KickKorner]

Agreed!

[@nickmunene4053]

Nick from kenya, Dude You're loved

[@KickKorner]

Nice to have you here Nick!

[@moneyonmymind8922]

You messed this story up by not including the fact that Barca already negotiated with Jose Mouriho for the post but last second the whole board was convinced by rumors say johan cruyff to believe in pep that where the real hatred and beef comes from between pep and Jose

[@KickKorner]

Noted, thanks!

[@-PlayMaker-]

Die a hero or live long enough to become a villain.

[@KickKorner]

The joker was here!

[@oforikelly6571]

Oh I see you’re educating me about his departure

[@KickKorner]

Hope you found the lesson good!

[@24xv555]

Mou laid the foundation for Madrid success + stank it up at Barca so bad Forever a Madrid legend

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for your point!

[@esikucostara6150]

Mourinho cracked the 💤Tiki-taka💤 code

[@KickKorner]

The special one after all

[@mrhlcp]

3:26 "Guardiola's days weren't just numbered; they had come to an end". So basically: "I didn't just repeat myself; I also said the same thing twice"

[@KickKorner]

Thank you!

[@Creees]

Everyone knows its super easy in Spain. He didnt want to be forgotten. He went to premier league and struggled but eventually figured it out. Did t hurt he always picks the richest club.

[@KickKorner]

Good point!

[@michaelogizi4848]

Please, do get us a wrapped video on Tito magical come back while managing a team that was already struggling. Vilanova was a resources we didnt enjoy much. But i recall his short stint in tactiacl chamges made as an assisitant and a manager. We miss him, we respect him

[@KickKorner]

Noted!

[@proyectoparcial3955]

Rossell killed the club. What a clown

[@KickKorner]

One of them ones

[@ZeDirt]

Intense music it made the video so good

[@KickKorner]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@ZeDirt]

@@KickKorner Ye I did! Keep going and posting these amazing vids :)

[@lsd358]

He left because they were,no more refs to buy off case closed 😂

[@KickKorner]

Real Madrid fan?

[@Jarzhi]

Everybody talks about that 5-0 clasico win and how Messi walked off the pitch yet never mention that he didn’t score a single one of them lol

[@KickKorner]

Thank you for your input!

[@indexx024]

Watch the match instead of highlight

[@Smarth363]

Bros watched the match on reels lol dont know he had 3 assists

[@willg1088]

Yet he got the man of the match award and best rating lol

[@grinchoi1]

In Peps final year there was a lot of discord between Pep and some of the Barca players including fights n arguments. Pep seemed increasingly angry, demanding and frustrated in the eyes of the players. I'm sure losing some close games in such a short period didn't help. Over all of that was Sandro Rosell and his minions coming in in 2010. They had completely different ideologies from Guardiola and wanted nothing to do with Cruyff philosophy for the club..

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for that valuable information!

[@asimh2412]

Mourinho is the reason why

[@KickKorner]

The special one afterall!

[@kingvon3483]

Woww This video was absolutely amazing How I’m I not subscribed 😅

[@KickKorner]

Glad you enjoyed it and welcome to the channel!

[@lainthor5808]

Because he saw it's right time to leave. He saw it coming his team gonna decline over the years which happened, but even tho after he left the core of Barça still remained the same for almost a decade later. But now it's time to rebuild right.

[@KickKorner]

Very good point!

[@theredhall-thisisfootball]

He saw Competition and ran... Mourinho's Real Madrid set some ridiculous Records and it seemed they were only gonna get Stronger, Pep has never really had competition even at City Liverpool can't really compete player to player or financially.

[@KickKorner]

Good point!

[@juniorboniface6431]

Lol

[@JGamer1011]

Search about who are Rosell and Bartomeu and you will see the real reason why Pep had to leave

[@r.i.psteez929]

The Clasico’s were getting more and more toxic tbh but if Pep rebuilt then Barca could’ve easily dominated Madrid AGAIN

[@robasulto]

😂😂😂😂 bro what

[@mountaindew3201]

Pep didn’t decline. If anything it was Barca that declined after him. I wish he would’ve stayed at least until 2014 but he was destined to become a legendary coach to redeem his bad player career

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for that information!

[@joesoy9185]

There comes a time when a football coach feels he's given his all, he's tired and it's time to go. This is currently the case with Klopp at Liverpool.

[@KickKorner]

Very well put!

[@ToothyGus]

Mourinho tactics and mindgames ended barka

[@KickKorner]

One could say!

[@martinkaradjov6153]

Barca was dominating Spain and Europe Mourinho didnt end sh*t

[@nazimdz2457]

for one season then barca dominated la liga next season and he got sacked

[@ikdante5597]

If pep guardiola remain at barcelona he would have won 7 champions league by now❤

[@KickKorner]

Very true!

[@ParadoxPulse905]

Wonderful video ❤ as always . But if you want more views make a video on Manchester United

[@KickKorner]

Thank you for the feedback and noted!

[@mobcent8192]

He always manages the best teams who already have good players I think his next stop is Italy

[@KickKorner]

That’ll be quite an interesting move!

[@tobiaskohlschlag5115]

Imagine him looking like in the thumbnail on 2024

[@KickKorner]

All the stress caught up to him

[@AdityaDwivedi-qt3zj]

Great video and voice

[@KickKorner]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@evancemakundi8544]

There is an end to every era and he made the right choice. Just like now at Man City you can feel that Pep isn't motivated. If Arsenal were strong enough they could have been in the driving seat of the premier league.

[@KickKorner]

Very good point!

[@rohansohan3913]

Pep is the smartest tactical genius there is i don't think he ran out of idea or something if that was the case why he's able to sustain so greatly even now 12 years after his departure and at different club different country.. I think he would've definitly found a way to go on more years and Barca would've won much more but i guess its the Bad Bad presidency and management of Barca and media pressure being at Barca was very key reasons. Barca is already one of greatest and successfull club but it would've been more if they had better managements and presidents in past because Johan Cruyff just spent 8 years and i think Cruyff also left because he did'nt get along well with president or someone, Pep just spent 4 years, with these 2 being at Barca for more years which they deserved to be Barca would've won even much more...

[@KickKorner]

Very thanks for your opinion!

[@bangoagroupmadrid1]

You missed some point. Im as a spanish Will tell you. -Madrid won la liga with 100 points and 121 goals and lost the ucl semis on pens to bayern being the best team, it was easy to think Madrid was in the begining of a cycle under Mourinho (who actually didnt happened) , Madrid won ucl in 2014. -Pep sold Ibrahimovic in 2011 after a troublesome season, Pep likes players who fits in his system without ego issues, Rossell was obsessed about getting Neymar, who actually happened after 2011 world club cup final Barcelona vs Santos. Neymar was a out to join Barcelona, and a team of superstars is not what Pep likes. Actually he showed the door to ronaldinho etoo and deco in 2009. He didnt wanted Neymar, but his president wanted to beat Perez in that signing, he put star signings over the will of his coach, thats why I think Pep left. In Man city he spent 8 years, nobody decides over him about squad players, he has money and hes clearly the best team in england, and man city doesnt suffer media pressure.

[@KickKorner]

Thank you for your input!

[@toxic1621]

whatever evolutionary video of barcelona you see whether its the evolution of the coach or of the club itself you will see a 5'7 guy scoring relentlessly for their team . All along the video hes been the only one doing it all.

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for your point!

[@xxyanlixx]

4:05 is where the reasons begin to be explained.

[@KickKorner]

Someone watched the video!

[@xxyanlixx]

@@KickKorner ;) very cool that you engage with all your viewers. keep it up! i'll pay close attention to your channel.

[@juanvalerp7496]

The best manager in history

[@KickKorner]

He’s becoming iconic!

[@caniblmolstr452]

One word - Mourinho

[@KickKorner]

Special one ey

[@itsTeezyHere]

the one season nagreira couldn’t save them, he decided to dip.

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for your input!

[@NexusCool1]

Kings & Generals music

[@KickKorner]

Noted!

[@souRAV2oo3]

Actually, The main reason was Rossell and his best friend pique why pep left.

[@KickKorner]

Noted, thank you!

[@Nile-oz2go]

yeah Pique the snake cooperated with Rosell against Pep because Pep wanted him gone in 2012.

[@alandunne2728]

I'll answer this in one word. MOURINHO.

[@KickKorner]

Thank you!

[@Potatinized]

calm down with the background music. People wants to hear what you're saying, not watching a Fast & Furious trailer. Even in action movies, background music are toned down when there are important dialogues.

[@KickKorner]

Noted, thank you!

[@AllanWilliams-yh7dt]

❤Pep didn't win the Champions league with Man City until years later..

[@KickKorner]

Very good point, thank you!

[@sjsucks673]

pep won everything with city so it’s very likely that he’ll leave city soon but still he won’t join barca, why? Because he doesn’t have the balls to take this struggling team back to top with no security also the risk of ruining his legacy at barca.

[@KickKorner]

Interesting perspective!

[@_l0wkey_4]

​@@KickKorner Pep has the balls to overturn that Barca side it's just Club toxicity since back then that doesn't make him to go back. He's been at City for long, why? Everyone at the Club respect and stand behind him.

[@d8456]

Utd should have gone straight in for pep the minute fergie announced his retirement... pep wanted utd 😮

[@KickKorner]

A very painful mistake!

[@alexandrepereira4792]

Did this guy just call Barcelona a franchise? Dafuq?!

[@KickKorner]

Noted, thanks!

[@alexandrepereira4792]

@@KickKorner no problem mate, great video btw

[@KennethStBrice]

Semifinal of CL was miserable failure

[@KickKorner]

100%

[@gewnurb]

short answer: barcelona's financial situation was getting worse, so he knew he wouldn't be able to win more trophies without money and he left

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for your opinion!

[@nonnayoubuzinnes1669]

Money, his true love.

[@KickKorner]

Interesting point!

[@gsp2042]

Jose will always remain the translator! 😂

[@KickKorner]

May not be with a possible new job 👀

[@ramiresibsen]

There is an alternative universe where Pep stays and ends up coaching Neymar and the MSN trio. (only 1 year apart from his exit and Neymar's arrival) Pep's exit was one of the many factors which enabled Madrid's current Golden Age

[@KickKorner]

That would of been a hell of a story

[@bibauu]

pep only manages team that have great talents, and sheikh clubs, ancelloti better than a fraud merchant

[@proviewplayr]

To put it simple pep got bored needed a new challenge

[@KickKorner]

And done well so far!

[@raphaelkyembe4407]

It's good that he left. All the credit for Barcelona's success was attributed to messi

[@KickKorner]

That’s a very interesting point, quite the debate!

[@fillipe4700]

Pep will return to Barcelona as a president

[@KickKorner]

I’ll come back here when that happens!

[@MrKAKARONALDOMESSI]

How I wish I could go back to 1992

[@KickKorner]

Time to build a Time Machine!

[@user-ez6bd6is5k]

he should come back

[@KickKorner]

To save them

[@tomiburic8167]

I wouldn't be too surprised if Pep decides to leave Man City after this season.

[@KickKorner]

He must be bored now

[@tiagoontiveros]

The quality of this video is that of a channel with millions of subscribers! Great video. And you’ve earned a new subscriber.

[@KickKorner]

Thank you for the feedback and welcome the channel! ❤️

[@robinsonmudyiwa282]

If jose hadn't gone to Madrid pep would still be there racking up trophies

[@KickKorner]

That’s a good if story

[@user-rq8lj9yj7n]

During Pep's time at Barca, Barca were paying the referee association to make sure decisions always favored them.

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for your point!

[@prasenjeetnikam]

It's literally false case. Court said Barca is not guilty of paying refs.

[@stopthecap2764]

Real tears about pep while vardrid robbing every year is so shameful man, feel sorry for you

[@rischio7678]

Laporta is one of the greatest, if not the greatest barca president ever

[@KickKorner]

Thanks for that info!

[@davidtierney3615]

Liverpool won a treble in 2001…

[@KickKorner]

Right…

[@AurelAvramescu]

Few inaccuracies in your video: Rossel didn’t beat Laporta in elections for club presidency, because Laporta couldn’t participate anymore in the election, due to the fact that a president at Barca can’t have maximum 2 mandates in a row and Barca is not a franchise.

[@KickKorner]

Noted, thank you!

[@salahadine77t]

Who make pep leave is morinho

[@KickKorner]

The special one is truly special

[@zero1onezerozerozerozerozeroze]

FC Barcelona ❤️❤️

[@KickKorner]

Welcome to the channel!

[@Nile-oz2go]

There are many reasons for sure but the BIGGEST one is Sandro Rosell without a doubt. Don't forget Pep also had to do the job of Rosell of defending the club against doping accusations when the president was a coward, it got too much. I'm convinced if Laporta was still in charge after 2010, Pep would've stayed at least till 2015. Eventually leaving because you can't stay too long at Barca, its too toxic of an environment but only spending only 4 years especially with the golden generation and MESSI is criminal. What a waste...

[@KickKorner]

Very good point!

[@ChronicTheHempHog-mf3nh]

Short Answer: Mourinho Long Answer: José Mourinho

[@KickKorner]

Well noted!