A Catalan footballer who first became a legend as a midfielder with FC Barcelona in the early 90s.
In 2009 he became a legend as a manager when he lead Barça to a historic continental treble, winning the Copa del Rey, La Liga, and the Champion's League in his first season as manager of the club.
He also holds the La Liga record for the most yellow cards in a career.
A football philosophy rooted in hypocrisy which outwardly portrays the illusion of "being in it for the spectacle" but in practice preaches flopping to the floor, petty theatrics and making excuses when things don't go your way.
The Italian National Football Team is a staunch supporter of Guardiolism. The player's can't seem to stand up on their own legs!
Manager of FC Barcelona. Promotes beautiful football, lead Barcelona to the famed sextuple in his first year in charge. He also happens to be a hot piece of ass, he is by far the sexiest manager in the world. Proud Catalan man.
A very successful Catalan Football Manager, who prefers an attacking style of football. He spent much of his playing career at FC Barcelona. His managerial career started off with Barca’s B team and then their first team from 2008-2012, where he won countless of domestic and European titles. From 2013-2016, he managed FC Bayern Munich and dominated the Bundesliga. Now, Guardiola is currently managing Manchester City and working towards their first European title. Although only having won domestic titles in Manchester, Guardiola has broken numerous records with the club.