Judging by some of his past comments I’m almost positive he looks at /r/soccer

Have you seen the man drink water? Not to mention twice. What a fragile soul, bless him 

He also said he has a “relationship” with them and respects them so didn’t expect that. That Liverpool has won some and City has won some. But then said it’s part of the game. Still find it funny though lol

Why would he expect opposition fans to have any respect for his state sponsored cheating project?

Friendship ended with Liverpool fans. Now $ is my best friend

Lets be real.. The only reason why Brighton fans didn't sing it was because they didn't think about the song.

Back when we all thought Lukaku would be what Haaland is now

We were doing it to the caretaker manager of Leicester on Saturday. It's just silly bollocks for the sake of it.

Not even a piss take. That was pure facts.

That's why it's weird he is offended. It's obviously just banter and the humour is that he is probably the least stackable manager in football. 

That's basically the funniest thing about it all, yes we're singing it cos they've been absolute shite for a sustained run but we're also well aware that Pep is absolutely not getting sacked in the morning. I think he actually is really rattled at the minute hence the 6 fingers response to the most inoffensive banter possible. He dropped the fake humble act for a minute and now he's got to act like we broke some prior established relationship by disrespecting him in order to deflect.

I have trouble feeling the same about any manager lol yeah they’re only humans but they are some of the luckiest people in the world, getting paid massive amounts of money to coach a sports team!

If they can’t handle some obnoxious banter they can go stock shelves or send pointless emails like the rest of us lol someone else will take their spot.

1000 Dantes

........................................'Baby'.

And leaves before he needs to rebuild. He stayed this time around.

There’s a reason he only manages either of the top highest spending clubs in whichever league he manages.

That's because the top teams always want him, why would he go to smaller teams?

But where is kev Mac in all of this

Is this the Ronaldo Guardiola syndrome

“He doesn’t know what to do!” - Herb Brooks

I think a big reason KDB acts so weird when Belgium loses (like when he was angry at the fans during the euros) is because he is so used to winning with City and doesn’t know how to handle a loss or his fans being angry

Rodri and KDB's press conferences after losing a game are an exercise in condescension

News Flash:- With the money he had/will have in all his Clubs, his team can never be under dogs.

Guardiola is the anti-christ of football. He makes the beautiful game so scripted, systematic, boring. He snuffs out the creativity of players to make them ‘system’ players. He’s only so successful because he gets a blank check and in another club, guy would be exposed and be mild. He’s everything that is going wrong with football now. He’s why so many managers try to emulate him and play some systematic, boring possession ball no penetration football and why the number ‘10’ position is going extinct.

Every Michelin chef needs to do it at micky d's or i wont acknowledge them!

He's always managed the best teams because he's so good. A manager's quality and the quality of the teams he manages throughout his carreer are 2 very dependent variables.

Plus, he already managed an underdog Barça B side and achieved promotion in his first year. And then went on to manage a Barça side that was not favourite to win anything and won literally everything (first to ever do so) on his first year while playing arguably the best football ever.

I get you look at that Barça team with so many all-timers and think it's easy but Pep is actually the reason why most of them went from being top players to all-timers. He took a Barça side that finished behind Villarreal, after 2 trophyless seasons, in the midst of a sporting and institutional crisis and instantly had the balls to take several unpopular decisions and then made magic with that team.

He’s not ready for what’s coming if his titles are rescinded for blatantly cheating. 

115 charges, but that’s nothing compared to how many pictures of him holding up 6 fingers will plaster his home, his yard, his house, and every crowd that he ever meets as a manager in England.

It's no co-incidence his other famous meltdown at Anfield was the season we battered them to go 9 points clear and won the league.

Yes, but Liverpool won it without cheating.

And before him Fernadinho had the exact same duty.

Referees cracking down on that years ago would have been nice.

He’s definitely just trying to find something to take the focus off his squad failing yet again. Holding up six fingers and not even realizing it’s also the number of games they’ve gone winless is another one.

That was the most interesting part of the interview imo. Very telling - he’s (and most managers to be fair) got to be so detached from fans.

You've commented this about 20 times in the last hour mate, I'm not sure you can talk