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This is the first,maybe second prem you can really say without him you’re not sure they’d have won so let’s not get carried away,he’s amazing though,no denying that at all,but even then it’s just not fair comparing defenders to attackers,but even then Rio was amazing himself,great with the ball at his feet,real good before it was the norm,good enough speed and strong,let’s not start to disrespect him

@@27hiddenintheleaves City don't win the league in 18/19 without Foden. City don't win the league in 21/22 without Foden. City don't win the league in 22/23 without Foden. And City don't win the league in 23/24 without Foden. That's 4 titles. Ferdinand was also never player of the year in the PL like Foden has already, and could end up with many more than just 1.

@@TP-pq9xx 18/19 with 13 appearances and 1 goal= they don’t win without him? Anyways Yh I definitely dragged it saying they only have 1 but the last 2 of their premier leagues aren’t won without him,before that let’s be real honest,they can. I know it’s not all about G/A but to say he’s a better player than Ferdinand already I’m not sure,not quite yet,let’s not let recency bias get us,he’s a cold player no cap but not yet Rio’s level.

@@27hiddenintheleaves Yes, Liverpool would have won the league in 18/19 without Foden’s goal against Spurs.

@@TP-pq9xx you know what,FairPlay mate,that’s a good point,but I’d not agree with him being above Rio

Rio???

Ahh robbers

2-2 I'm counting deligt

​@@damteman its nit rigged

Non 2-2

Packwatch madrid

@@Pierre777- wth does that mean

2-2 lil bro

They might win it

​@@ingridmontes891still 6 less than how many you conceded lil bro

And yet Pep's Barca won 6 out of the 11 matches against Mourinho's Madrid. And to my knowledge Mourinho and RMA have never ever completed a continental treble something Pep has done twice with two different teams in two different leagues

@@trevorstatham4451 Mourinho did the treble with Inter over Barca and Pep in 2010. Mou beat Pep in the semi at the camp nou. With 10 men. For over an hour. The Barca gk tried to stop Mou from celebrating in front of the Barca fans at the final whistle. The Inter Milan defenders beat up the Barca gk later on - crazy Italians. Also - Mou & RM beat Pep and prime Barca/Messi/Iniesta/xavi in the 2011-12 season, while getting the highest amount of points in La Liga history.

@@MyHarrietHarper what I meant to say was that RMA under Mourinho failed to complete the treble and out of the 11 times they met, Pep's Barca beat Mourinho's Madrid 6 times. So the stats are on Pep's side too

@@trevorstatham4451 RM have never won the treble, despite all the 14 cups. Inter had never won the treble until Mou in 2010. Maybe not a true treble, but Mou won the league, cup and uefa cup with Porto in 02-03. Bayern have twice won the treble, but Pep could not win the treble for them or the Champions League. Mou got to the the semis of the CL in 2012 where they lost on pens to Bayern. Mou won the league that year with RM, beating Pep’s Barca to the league. Guardiola has impeccable timing, walking into teams ready to win. Plus it helps when Bayern are in a league of one and that Utd are a sleeping giant and Liverpool can’t seem to quite wrestle the titles away from City like Utd would have if the club is running properly like before.

@@MyHarrietHarper Wow sleeping on Pep like that? After their UCL win in 2006, Barcelona fell off. Didn't win much and needed to be rebuilt. This also because a lot of their older players either had already left or were leaving soon. Just look At the time period between 2006 and 2009 and see how Barca did. And then contrast it to Pep's first year in Barca. From winning nothing to completing the treble and winning 6 trophies in 1 year, both records. And Pep came to City in 2015. And when did City actually become a formidable UCL contender? In 2021. 6 years to me doesn't look like the time a club 'ready to win' would take. Pep is also the only manager to win the treble twice. Mourinho is an excellent manager but there's a tier above that. A tier with SAF and Don Carlo. And Pep's achievements speak for him. I don't understand where this argument of impeccable timing comes from but it is wrong

Cry , it was a prevention of clear goalscoring opportunity, it doesn't matter how soft he is , it's clear red card

@@DEVIL_X_7 dont talk like u know about football kid, ur balls aint even dropped yet

@@DEVIL_X_7 😂😂shut up kiddo, that was a dive. Dont act like u know anything after watching football for 2 years

It wasn’t a red but he got ref

Newcastle 👀

No it was gundogan that asked for the pass. Then lamine loses to nuno Méndez that results in a lucky pass to barcola. Ofc dejong was not positioned well but imo gundo asked for a hard pass