It’s so funny how Messi always wants to prove himself vs Pep Pep went to Bayern, Messi then Obliterated Bayern in 2015 with 2 world class goals and a great assist in the UCL semis. Pep went to Man City, Messi then scored a hattrick & made an assist on his ass in the group. Scored again in the next game (which pep won 1-3) Messi then went to PSG and his debut goal for PSG is an absolute stunner against Pep’s Man City to win 2-0 (pep won the next game tho)
This game fills me with both joy and anger. Watching Messi get 50 league goals is history unlikely to be matched in our lifetimes. So many of these players were amazing and defining in my formative years watching football. But the fact that Pep only spent 4 years at Barça - with this group, with Messi - is a sham and a stain on the clubs history and will remain so forever. Barça had the best player at least in modern history, an all time great core squad full of World Cup winners that all came from their academy that didn’t cost a cent (and they kept producing more every year), and a coach that knew exactly how to maximise their talents and guess what? They forced him out of the club. Every other club would’ve done anything and everything to keep Guardiola and Messi together. They deliberately sabotaged the club by allowing Pep to walk away. Look at what he’s done at Man City. Sad. Anyway, this game is brilliant.
@@gregehirim9974 Rosell didn’t like Pep. Mainly because he thought he was a big supporter of Laporta, who Rosell hated. The idea at the time was that Barça (Pep) wanted to revamp the squad a little bit (he lost trust in Pique, he didn’t think Fàbregas had lived up to expectations, wanted competition for Alves, so on) but Rosell opposed this. He made life much tougher than it should’ve been for Pep. He couldn’t see beyond a personal rivalry. He brought in a lot of money to Barça to revert their debt (a lot of it unethical/scummy though) but a year after Pep left he illegally funded the Neymar deal and was sent to prison. Pep could probably see little by little the direction the club were headed and left. And look - he was right. Of course Pep explained it as being too stressful a job and he’d ran out of energy and ideas. I believe it was a massively demanding job, but the right board would’ve kept him. They’d have convinced him somehow. Laporta had his flaws, but he loved the club and knew how good the opportunity for the team was. Rosell only cared about the brand and money, hence why he did everything to get Neymar but wasn’t bothered about the greatest coach Barça have ever had leaving during the most important period in the clubs history.
@@blueanteaterr wow thanks for the insight💯 cos back then i felt like pep’s decision to quit was abrupt and came out of nowhere, i didn’t know that so much was happening behind the scene.
@@gregehirim9974 it was probably a decision that had been brewing for a while. I think Pep could tolerate Rosell, but Pep is a control freak. Laporta gave him the ability to make all of the big decisions. Rosell did not. He wasn’t a sports guy, he was a business man. The sporting decisions made post Pep are a testament to this, like signing Alex Song when Barça had the best DMs in the world (????). Made no sense. Then they sell Thiago for virtually nothing and pass on Kroos for €30m. Pathetic. Not signing Thiago Silva in 2010 when he’s available because they didn’t want to spend €40m. Even though Abidal had cancer and Puyol was older and had knee surgery. It’s a catalogue of errors much longer than just this that has put Barça in the position they’re in now.
@@blueanteaterrAn even greater travesty was the early and tragic demise of Tito Villanova, who managed to lead Barcelona to a 100 point title winning season and would've surely won the champions league but by the semi final he was on his death bed and with Messi's injury and the general doom and gloom around the club the team had lost it's motivation and lost the semifinals to Bayern. The team was more and less in safe hands with Tito but alas the football world lost a gem far too early. Who knows how bright he would've shone had fate given him more time here. To me his loss was greater to Barcelona than Pep's.
What the actual fuck is that insane touch at 5:48 ?! I have never seen anyone control a ball that well in such a situation! And because it's Messi, it's just normal stuff for him!
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"I tried to make Messi the best player in the world, But he ended up making me the Best manager in the World."
Sir i searched this on your recent videos but couldn't found then just searched and got it .
That's why he became the best manager as he knows how to speak the facts clearly!
The best coach ever and the greatest player of all time! Real and absolute GOATS!
Gurardiola is a better manager than Sir Alex was? are u serious???
I cant guys - the 3rd goal just shows how good he really is
The GOAT and the GOAT Manager 🐐
Messi and Guardiola together is unstoppable.
I really, really really miss that times. We had the perfect team for Pep for 8 years or more. The damage Barto&Rosell did is unpayable
The third goal for me ❤️🔥❤️🔥 I'm absolutely jealous that some people watched 2009-2012 Messi l😪
And that's how you give tribute to your all time greatest coach ❤
It’s so funny how Messi always wants to prove himself vs Pep
Pep went to Bayern, Messi then Obliterated Bayern in 2015 with 2 world class goals and a great assist in the UCL semis.
Pep went to Man City, Messi then scored a hattrick & made an assist on his ass in the group. Scored again in the next game (which pep won 1-3)
Messi then went to PSG and his debut goal for PSG is an absolute stunner against Pep’s Man City to win 2-0 (pep won the next game tho)
What a Duo It Was
Leo Made Pep one of best coaches
when the Greatest player had a great coach.
The best duo❤
PEP LEO 🎉
VISCA BARCA
8:40 goosebump... we are the history
Both are lucky to have met each other
This game fills me with both joy and anger. Watching Messi get 50 league goals is history unlikely to be matched in our lifetimes. So many of these players were amazing and defining in my formative years watching football. But the fact that Pep only spent 4 years at Barça - with this group, with Messi - is a sham and a stain on the clubs history and will remain so forever. Barça had the best player at least in modern history, an all time great core squad full of World Cup winners that all came from their academy that didn’t cost a cent (and they kept producing more every year), and a coach that knew exactly how to maximise their talents and guess what? They forced him out of the club. Every other club would’ve done anything and everything to keep Guardiola and Messi together. They deliberately sabotaged the club by allowing Pep to walk away. Look at what he’s done at Man City. Sad. Anyway, this game is brilliant.
did he have a fallout with club executives?
@@gregehirim9974 Rosell didn’t like Pep. Mainly because he thought he was a big supporter of Laporta, who Rosell hated. The idea at the time was that Barça (Pep) wanted to revamp the squad a little bit (he lost trust in Pique, he didn’t think Fàbregas had lived up to expectations, wanted competition for Alves, so on) but Rosell opposed this. He made life much tougher than it should’ve been for Pep. He couldn’t see beyond a personal rivalry. He brought in a lot of money to Barça to revert their debt (a lot of it unethical/scummy though) but a year after Pep left he illegally funded the Neymar deal and was sent to prison. Pep could probably see little by little the direction the club were headed and left. And look - he was right. Of course Pep explained it as being too stressful a job and he’d ran out of energy and ideas. I believe it was a massively demanding job, but the right board would’ve kept him. They’d have convinced him somehow. Laporta had his flaws, but he loved the club and knew how good the opportunity for the team was. Rosell only cared about the brand and money, hence why he did everything to get Neymar but wasn’t bothered about the greatest coach Barça have ever had leaving during the most important period in the clubs history.
@@blueanteaterr wow thanks for the insight💯 cos back then i felt like pep’s decision to quit was abrupt and came out of nowhere, i didn’t know that so much was happening behind the scene.
@@gregehirim9974 it was probably a decision that had been brewing for a while. I think Pep could tolerate Rosell, but Pep is a control freak. Laporta gave him the ability to make all of the big decisions. Rosell did not. He wasn’t a sports guy, he was a business man. The sporting decisions made post Pep are a testament to this, like signing Alex Song when Barça had the best DMs in the world (????). Made no sense. Then they sell Thiago for virtually nothing and pass on Kroos for €30m. Pathetic. Not signing Thiago Silva in 2010 when he’s available because they didn’t want to spend €40m. Even though Abidal had cancer and Puyol was older and had knee surgery. It’s a catalogue of errors much longer than just this that has put Barça in the position they’re in now.
@@blueanteaterrAn even greater travesty was the early and tragic demise of Tito Villanova, who managed to lead Barcelona to a 100 point title winning season and would've surely won the champions league but by the semi final he was on his death bed and with Messi's injury and the general doom and gloom around the club the team had lost it's motivation and lost the semifinals to Bayern. The team was more and less in safe hands with Tito but alas the football world lost a gem far too early. Who knows how bright he would've shone had fate given him more time here. To me his loss was greater to Barcelona than Pep's.
Messi GOAT and pep wonderful coach 💝
Young Messi was something else. Holy Sh1t
King
Bro your editing is just on next level❤
I wonder what kind of "coaching" did Messi need. What does the coach tell him? I guess they all say "Messi, nothing to say here just do what you do".
Messi scores a free kick and Pep sips some water 🥶🥶🥶🥶
🐐👑🇦🇷
ofc he is 🐐🐐
🤩🤩
Barcelona vs Espanyol 11/12, Pep's last home game and third to last game as Barcelona manager.
God bless the day we will see a player like him again
Which is never
Messi en su "prime" no tenía competencia alguna...😮
What the actual fuck is that insane touch at 5:48 ?! I have never seen anyone control a ball that well in such a situation! And because it's Messi, it's just normal stuff for him!
Messi king of football ⚽
love your edits. Can i know where do you get all these match videos.
does anybody know where to get all these full match videos including after match.
Footballia
@@djjdjdbdjsj5353 thank you sm
He scored a solo a free kick and pen in the same match 😂😂😂
But pep is the one who unlocked him, also stopped him from drinking coke
People forget how fast Messi could be when he's healthy and young
There's nobody who's been faster than him with the ball. He was a downright torpedo running with the ball.
@@naazahs9045mbappe faster than messi with the ball
How good pep’s Barcelona really was and now talk about how good pep’s man city really is damn
لماذا لم تجعل المباراة بالتعليق العربي
Lol
Dream for my finished🐫 idol 🐫🐫🤡🤡🤡