Musthaq Ak

Pep guardiola; I would tell you that my team was brilliant, But if they remember us in 25 years time, they wont talk about the titles we won, they'll talk about “how we played”.If they remember us, it's because they enjoyed watching us.

Only 3 press conferences left for pep ! Oh god I’m gonna miss his press conference

City will not survive Bou away

“I trust my management. They won’t appoint Maresca just because he was our former assistant,they must have seen something. Let’s go!”

Whatever he does next, he's earned a loooooooong holiday somewhere with his friends and family. This guy has given some of the best years of his life to Manchester and to Manchester City. History will recognise his achievements.

Life is falling apart and people are leaving. I can't take this anymore, i can't.

And then there were none 💔

The greatest manager we'll ever have. What a ride it's been, stayed longer than we ever imagined and won more than we could've dreamed of. Pep Guardiola 💙

After all you just realizing all theses are past now , a good memory, a good chapter

Spoke to Sheikh Mansour via Khaldoon’s phone after beating Arsenal 3-0 to win his first trophy as City manager, the Carabao Cup. who knew he would go on to win 19 more in the span of just 9 years. MENTAL.

“I’m still under contract”

He did ,

We know one day Sam will post like this , but this is very early

you changed my life Pep. you made me fall in love with this game in ways i never thought possible. you put my club on the map and kept us there. you made the whole world stop and pay attention to Manchester City Football Club, a club that for so long was the punchline of every joke, the afterthought in every conversation about English football’s elite. i grew up watching you dismantle the greatest teams in the world with nothing but a whiteboard, an obsession and a vision that nobody else on this earth could see as clearly as you could. you made football feel like art. like poetry. like something worth dedicating your entire emotional existence to. you made the beautiful game feel genuinely, breathtakingly beautiful again. i remember the early days. the nervousness of wondering whether this was real. whether this level of football was actually sustainable. whether a club like ours could truly compete with the giants of europe year after year. and then you answered every single question we ever had. not once. not twice. but relentlessly. season after season. trophy after trophy. record after record. you gave us an identity. a way of playing the game that the entire world tried to copy and nobody, nobody, could ever truly replicate. you gave us a way of seeing football that we will carry for the rest of our lives long after the final whistle of your last game has faded into silence. you gave a fanbase that spent decades being overlooked, underestimated and mocked a reason to walk with their chests out. a reason to believe that greatness wasn’t reserved for the historically privileged. that it could be built. that it could be earned. that it could belong to us. i’m torn apart. genuinely shattered. i knew this day was coming and i still wasn’t remotely ready for it. no amount of emotional preparation could ever make a goodbye like this feel okay. there is a version of me that will never fully accept that you are gone. you gave me some of the greatest nights of my life. nights i will describe to my children and my grandchildren. nights where time stood still and football felt like it meant everything because in those moments, it did. the treble. the centurion season. the fourmidables, the comebacks. the masterclasses. the moments of tactical genius so extraordinary that even your opponents stood and applauded. i don’t deserve this pain. none of us do. but i suppose that is the price you pay for loving something this deeply. for allowing a human being to walk into your life through the medium of football and change the way you see the world. you are the greatest manager this sport has ever produced. not just in my opinion. in history. and history (unlike football’s fickle supporters) never forgets. thank you Pep. from the very bottom of everything i am. from every early kick off. every late night. every moment of pure footballing joy you gave me that i will treasure until my last breath. go well gaffer. go well. the game will never be the same without you. Manchester City Football Club will never be the same without you. 🩵🙏

Thank you Boss , you did

BREAKING: #ManCity are set to rename a stand at the Etihad Stadium in honour of Pep Guardiola. [@RobDawsonESPN/@MarkOgden_]

Admin can’t sleep. Just lying here staring into space and reflecting on 10 years of Pep Guardiola, the 20 trophies, the 100 points, the domestic quadruple, the treble, the four-in-a-row, all those records broken, and now a Manchester City Football Club without him as our manager.

The greatest of all time. From being written off as "He can't crack the PL" to making every single manager in the league copy his ideas and still managing to win 20 trophies in 10 years. Irreplaceable.

Yeah ! It was good

Apr was cool !!

Aymeric @Laporte: "I regretted leaving because I was at the best club in the world, #ManCity. The way they take care of players is unique; you only realise it when you leave. "When you arrive, it's impressive. Once you get used to it, you see it as something commonplace, normal. When you leave and no longer experiencing that special routine they have, you realise how lucky you are to have been at a great club like @ManCity. "For me it was an unforgettable experience. I'm truly grateful to the club. I can't say anything bad because it was one of the best things ever..." [via @alfonsoherran]