Was Pep Guardiola not really a good coach?

Welcome to Poker Community!

Looking for a place to discuss poker, improve your game, and connect with other players? Poker Community is a growing poker forum built by poker players, for poker players.

Whether you are new to poker or a seasoned grinder, our poker forum is the place to share strategies, discuss hands, follow the latest poker news, and connect with a passionate community of players.

Join a Community Built Around Poker

At Poker Community, you can:

  • ♠️ Discuss poker strategy and improve your game
  • 🃏 Share hand histories and get feedback from other players
  • 📰 Follow poker news, updates, and industry discussions
  • 💻 Talk about poker websites, software, and online poker tools
  • 💬 Join conversations with poker players from around the world

From tournament poker and cash games to poker psychology, bankroll management, and the future of online poker, our poker forum is your home for everything poker.

Ready to Join?

Create your free account today and become part of the Poker Community. Registration is quick, easy, and gives you access to join discussions, create posts, and connect with other poker players.

Create Free Account   Login

Welcome to Poker Community, your home for poker discussions, strategy, and the poker community.

  • PCF July Finals ($100 Freeroll)Sunday, August 16 at 8:00 PM EST
    Shark Tank July & June Finals ($100 Freebuys)July Finals: TBA     June Finals: Friday, August 7 at 9:00 PM EST
    » Qualified Players

Heatman

Well-known member
PCFer
Joined
Mar 18, 2024
Messages
603
Reaction score
66
There have always been the talk about Pep Guardiola not really being that much of a good coach because he always chose teams that's the best in any league and have the best players to help him dominate others. He did it at Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Manchester City.

Karma caught up with him at Manchester City with his team being decimated by players injures. This had him losing more than 6 consecutive matches.

Was Pep Guardiola not really a good coach?
 
He's made the right picks almost all through his career, and that is what makes him a good manager. I will always respect him and what he has achieved as a manager.
 
What makes a good coach? Being able to define your playing system and identifying players that fit into that system is what makes a good coach. And Pep has always done that excellently. That's why he dominates. He is a very excellent coach. He just had tough times.
 
Pep Guardiola was one of the most successful coaches ever. In fact, it is a football enthusiastic who don't know the history of football will say that Pep is not a good coach. His records speaks volumes of his achievements.
 
Pep Guardiola is one of the best coach you can think of when it comes to achieving results. His performance dropped when his players suffered mutiple injuries. A coach's performance is determined by his level of consistency. Pep Guardiola is a genius in every aspect of coaching.
 
What makes a good coach? Being able to define your playing system and identifying players that fit into that system is what makes a good coach. And Pep has always done that excellently. That's why he dominates. He is a very excellent coach. He just had tough times.

Even his worse season is what not many managers in the world can recreate. So, I believe he is one of the best managers out there. If he decides to leave City today, he won't be short of offers at all.
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Trending content

Latest profile posts

I willing miss the hg tonight. Something came up. See ya'll tomorrow or for The Grundel if I'm back in time.
Less than 100 posts away from 20k! 🎉 I’ll be doing a giveaway for one of our home games on StockPoker when we hit 20,000 posts. We’re also at 3,502 threads! Thanks everyone for helping the community continue to grow!
New owner of playpoker.community and playpokernetwork.com. I will set up temporary pages later today while the software is still being built and tested.

Members online

Back
Top