I think Pep Guardiola got a bit carried away with his passion for social justice 
. I mean, who doesn't love a good rant about Palestine or Sudan every now and then? But come on, mate! Football is not the time or place for politics, especially when it comes to something as sensitive as anti-Semitism 
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I'm all for using your platform to raise awareness about important issues, but sometimes less is more
. Guardiola's comments were well-intentioned, I'll give him that, but maybe he should've stuck to the pitch instead of straying into international affairs 
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And let's be real, if you're gonna use your platform to speak out against anti-Semitism, you gotta follow through with some solidarity
. Guardiola didn't exactly do that in this situation, and now his team is caught in the middle 
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I think it's time for people like Guardiola to take a step back and remember that they're football managers, not international diplomats
. They can still be passionate about social justice without causing offense or letting down their fans 
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. I mean, who doesn't love a good rant about Palestine or Sudan every now and then? But come on, mate! Football is not the time or place for politics, especially when it comes to something as sensitive as anti-Semitism .I'm all for using your platform to raise awareness about important issues, but sometimes less is more
. Guardiola's comments were well-intentioned, I'll give him that, but maybe he should've stuck to the pitch instead of straying into international affairs .And let's be real, if you're gonna use your platform to speak out against anti-Semitism, you gotta follow through with some solidarity
. Guardiola didn't exactly do that in this situation, and now his team is caught in the middle .I think it's time for people like Guardiola to take a step back and remember that they're football managers, not international diplomats
. They can still be passionate about social justice without causing offense or letting down their fans .
... i mean, cant he just talk about footy for once? 
... sounds like pep needs to get his facts straight and watch less propaganda news 
he's always been a massive figure in football for me, but these comments about international affairs and jewish community are just super misguided 
i get that he was trying to bring up some awareness, but those words can be taken the wrong way easily, especially with all the hate going around right now. 
i mean, he should know better than anyone how important it is to speak up for what's right, and it seems like he missed the mark this time. 
. I mean, he's just trying to be informed and share his thoughts on what's going on in the world. He's always been someone who speaks his mind and challenges people's perspectives - that's part of what makes him a great manager 
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. I think it's unfair to expect him to be perfect all the time - after all, we're only human 
. The Jewish community is right to want him to be more mindful of his words, but maybe instead of criticizing him, they could try having a conversation with him about how he can improve 
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. I think we should be supporting people like him, who are brave enough to speak out on important issues 
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...in a bad way 
. He's got to be more careful with his words, especially when it comes to sensitive topics like this. The Jewish community is right, he should focus on football 
. Anyways, it's a good reminder for us all to think before we speak...and maybe stick to football talk 
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but at the same time pep's got a big platform and using it to talk about these issues can be kinda powerful?