Man City Stars Uncover Pep Guardiola's Crazy Demands

What do Premier League stars really think about Pep Guardiola and Manchester City's incredible legacy? In this video, top players from rival clubs give their unfiltered opinions on Pep’s tactical genius and City’s dominance in English football.

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[BigDome]

Joe Hart was just pure class here. Took it like a man and moved on. Respect.

[Sparkinside-wpwr]

Huge respect to Hart in the way he reacted to Pep, rejecting him as a goalkeeper that didn't fit into his way of playing.

[hook]

Anyone young player out there should listen and soak this in deeply to the point they truly understand all of this. Put your emotions aside during your football career. Play as best you can and do your best. Do not lose sight of your love for the game, continue to learn and grow yourself regardless of outside situations. Continue to believe in yourself and take it day by day.

[milanzukuma]

The way that Joe handled the whole situation is the marks of a truly mature professional but also a level headed human being because he understood the bigger picture of things with Pep’s vision and didn’t take it to heart (no pun intended). Something a lot of people wouldn’t have handled well in his position

[KabuyeMichael-qg]

Joe hart you are right, it's a lesson to learn for even pep taught us how to make decisions in life and you accepted

[liammanwaring]

United fan - really admire the way joe took that initial conversation with pep! Many would be bitter and would refuse to look back on it in a neutral way. Top man 👏🏻

[alonebreak]

any man city fan admire joe hart for the person he is. him leaving without causing trouble for the club deserves a respect in itself. unlike some portuguese right back that play on saudi league now. i even want joe hart to be in scott carson's position, i think he deserved that much of appreciation.

[jaymac]

Big respect to Joe...his reaction to what Pep did is how a mature professional should respond to something not going their way.

[adamphillips]

Such a fantastic outlook from Joe - a lot of us can learn from his resilience

[lukebrown]

Joe was part of a very successful city team, just because he didn’t fit pep’s team is ok. He was paid very well as part of his city contract still when he left the club, hardly painful.

[michaelmcfadden]

Pep deccided Ibra wasn't right for Barcalona and he wasn't wrong. They could have done so much with him in the team but they did so much without him.

[singingthebluestv]

love joe hart! We all hated the decision but didnt take long to realise why once we saw Ederson do what he does.. Pep is never indecisive. Hes ruthless, nothing personal. Just business!

[Dianaresques]

Joe Hart is the MAN enough to respect Pep while speaking his own opinion. HUGE RESPECT!

[onthekippaxsince]

I’m a match going fan at MCFC for 52 years. Joe Hart was extremely popular with the fans and though we’ve gone to heights we never expected without him, his contribution to the early success will never be understated, Ederson has helped take us onto better things, but the problem we had at the time in 2016 was Joe’s initial replacement . With respect to Claudio Bravo, he was a terrible signing. The first thing I noticed was his size, he just wasn’t big enough for a GK in the premier league, that first season in 2016/17 every shot seemed to go past him. So for the fans to replace Joe with him wasn’t the answer, Joe must have felt terrible, going from a premier league champion and englands regular keeper to no one wanting him, must have damaged him greatly. So glad he got some stability with Celtic to see his career out. Top keeper.

[gmoney]

Joe's come off really well here. Amazing professionalism from him

[SamuelMunyeza]

Hart’s perspective can be applied outside of football to normal professional working life & even friendships.

Do not be emotional, sometimes your skillset & competencies do not fit within the plans of others. Embrace this and move towards people who do.

Fighting it will be futile and detrimental to your personal growth.

[chionyenkwu]

The Palmer thing is about systems; pep like cruijf employs rigid positional tactics --> Palmer functions well in a more flexible and looser system ==> we would never have seen the skill and flair on display now from him, in pep's city 🧐🧐

[kentgrady]

Big Joe got his contract fulfilled, moved on, and spent the last years of his career as a beloved legend of a club with one of the most passionate supporter bases in the world - Celtic.

If you've got to lose your job, that's the right way to go about it.

Joe, you'll always have a place in Paradise. Proud to call you a Celt.

Hail hail

[mrsupplementsUK]

Respect to this guy never moaned sulked cracked on fair play to this man 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[_snake_plissken_]

Joe is one of the greatest English goalkeepers of his generation.