Manchester City have been an absolute shambles this season, and it's time for them to sack their overrated manager Pep Guardiola if they can't even beat Real Madrid in the Champions League.
Guardiola's time at City should be over
This so-called "football guru" has been given everything at City, but what has he actually achieved? One Champions League in nine years? That's not "winning European honours", it's a fucking joke.
City's owners need to wake up and realise that sticking with Guardiola is holding them back. They're not acting like a big, elite club anymore. If this was Real Madrid, Bayern Munich or Barcelona, Guardiola would be out on his arse by now.
But no, City keep clinging onto this has-been manager who's lost his touch. It's like they don't even care about being the best in Europe anymore.
City's season has been a disaster
Let's be real, City have been absolute dogsh*t this season. They're 15 points behind Liverpool in the Premier League and have lost seven out of 24 games. That's not acceptable for a team with their resources.
And don't even get me started on their Champions League form. They've been humiliated by Spurs, Arsenal, Sporting and PSG, and they almost got knocked out by Club fucking Brugge. It's a disgrace.
Now they've got Real Madrid in the play-off round, and based on current form, I don't fancy their chances. If they go out before the last 16, Guardiola should be sacked on the spot.
Guardiola's mistakes have cost City dearly
Let's not forget that Guardiola was given £177 million to spend in the summer transfer window, and what has he done with it? F*** all. He's made some shocking decisions that have cost City big time.
He couldn't even keep hold of Kyle Walker, who he rates as their "bravest, quickest defender". What kind of manager lets a player like that leave in the middle of a season?
And don't even get me started on their midfield. One injury to Rodri and their whole season has crumbled. That's not the sign of a well-managed team.
City need to make a change
If City want to be taken seriously as one of the elite clubs in Europe, they need to start acting like it. That means getting rid of Guardiola and bringing in someone who can actually take them to the top.
They can't keep making excuses for this overrated manager. It's time for a change at the Etihad, and if they don't make it soon, they risk being left behind by the likes of Liverpool and Real Madrid.
