At his latest summer camp, Pep Guardiola welcomed 28 Palestinian children, giving them a space to play, smile and simply be children.



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    1. WideConversation1989 on

      Goat manager and an even better human being.

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    2. SadlyCloseToDeath on

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      He’s the GOAT for many many reasons

    3. ZealotChicken on

      This guy is not in the Israel hit list, will be labelled as the most antisemitic man in history and be compared to Hitler unironically, if I was him, I’ll get all my passwords reset and keep a low profile for a while.

    4. I do not like City and was not really liking him when he competed with Klopp, but I think he has been vocal about situation in Gaza since a while now.

    5. I’m really pleased about Peps advocacy for Palestine but I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, Pep has more freedom over who employs him than most other humans on the planet, he is without a doubt the most in demand manager in world football.

      And what did he do with that freedom? He chose to be employed by City, who in turn are owned by the UAE, the same state who use kafala to enslave people, and the same state funding the RSF who are in the midst of a genocide even more deadly (by total numbers and as a percentage of the population) than Palestine.

      All support is welcome, but all the ‘what a great guy Pep is’ leave a sour taste in my mouth when his principles seem to be so selective.