Guardiola suffocates teams and players Dietmar Hamann attacks Manchester City boss after Champions League exit to Real Madrid
“Guardiola suffocates teams and players” – Dietmar Hamann attacks Manchester City boss after Champions League exit to Real Madrid Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Approve Reject & ban Delete Logout
this is an interesting point - City definitely lack personality on the pitch, especially without De Bruyne. As soon as Madrid poured salt into City's usually slick engine, they had nothing else to respond with Never seen a team as helpless as City in last 15 minutes. Usually you always get one more chance they never. He also criticised Guardiola for his player management and coaching style, comparing with that of Real Madrid's Carlo Ancelotti and Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp. Hamann tweeted: "If you give players responsibility, they act responsible. If you try to play the game for them, they won’t. Guardiola suffocates teams and players to make their own decisions. Compare that to Ancelotti's or Klopp's teams." If you give players responsibility they act responsible. If you try to play the game for them they won’t. Guardiola suffocates teams and players to make their own decisions. Compare that to Ancelottis or Klopps teams What was also striking was how obvious it was nothing was going to happen after Benzema's penalty. City were done, devoid of ideas - just lumping it to no big man!
What was also striking was how obvious it was nothing was going to happen after Benzema's penalty. City were done, devoid of ideas - just lumping it to no big man!If you give players responsibility they act responsible. If you try to play the game for them they won’t. Guardiola suffocates teams and players to make their own decisions. Compare that to Ancelottis or Klopps teams
Guardiola suffocates teams and players – Dietmar Hamann attacks Manchester City boss after Champions League exit to Real Madrid
Dietmar Hamann has criticised the Spaniard (left) after Manchester City's UCL exit. Former midfielder Dietmar Hamann has criticised manager Pep Guardiola after the team's UEFA Champions League semi-final exit against . The Premier League leaders lost 3-1 in the second leg at the Santiago Bernabeu on Wednesday, May 4, to crash out 6-5 on aggregate. The defeat was unexpected, as City were in control for most of the tie. They beat Los Blancos 4-3 in the first leg and took the lead in the 73rd minute through Riyad Mahrez in the second leg. However, Rodrygo Goes scored two goals within 90 seconds to force extra time. Karim Benzema then scored the winner from the spot. While City dominated the tie, Real Madrid opened up the tie with their late flourish, leaving the visitors clueless and bereft of ideas. They failed to create enough chances. Hamann said about the same on Twitter: "Never seen a team as helpless as City in last 15 minutes. Usually you always get one more chance they never." Never seen a team as helpless as City in last 15 minutes. Usually you always get one more chance they never. this is an interesting point - City definitely lack personality on the pitch, especially without De Bruyne. As soon as Madrid poured salt into City's usually slick engine, they had nothing else to respond withthis is an interesting point - City definitely lack personality on the pitch, especially without De Bruyne. As soon as Madrid poured salt into City's usually slick engine, they had nothing else to respond with Never seen a team as helpless as City in last 15 minutes. Usually you always get one more chance they never. He also criticised Guardiola for his player management and coaching style, comparing with that of Real Madrid's Carlo Ancelotti and Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp. Hamann tweeted: "If you give players responsibility, they act responsible. If you try to play the game for them, they won’t. Guardiola suffocates teams and players to make their own decisions. Compare that to Ancelotti's or Klopp's teams." If you give players responsibility they act responsible. If you try to play the game for them they won’t. Guardiola suffocates teams and players to make their own decisions. Compare that to Ancelottis or Klopps teams What was also striking was how obvious it was nothing was going to happen after Benzema's penalty. City were done, devoid of ideas - just lumping it to no big man!
What was also striking was how obvious it was nothing was going to happen after Benzema's penalty. City were done, devoid of ideas - just lumping it to no big man!If you give players responsibility they act responsible. If you try to play the game for them they won’t. Guardiola suffocates teams and players to make their own decisions. Compare that to Ancelottis or Klopps teams