Bold shout of the day ‘We used to mock Kevin Keegan's naivety for imagining he could win games 4-3 and still claim the title, but what Guardiola has laid before us is a significant upgrade on that ideal, and may just work. He has better forwards than Keegan had and a clearer vision of what he wants to achieve. ‘Keegan was a motivator who, on the day he stood down as England manager, as good as admitted his tactical shortcomings. He knew something was wrong against Germany, he said, but he did not know how to fix it. Guardiola is a coach, a tactician — and an extremely gifted one’ – Martin Samuel, Daily Mail. So you’re saying that Pep Guardiola is a better manager than Kevin...
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