What the fuck are you on about?
Yes he had a hulk like budget, but he did hulk like things with it, absolutely smashed records left and right.
Zidane's wins in the CL are highly impressive, and he is praised for it. Difference is that the league titles are much harder to win than CL titles, who i'l reiterate: have a rather large margin of luck attached to them.
Plus Zidane lost league titles to a Barcelona who have Ernesto Valverde as a coach.
Points in a season
Victory over Southampton, thanks to an injury-time strike by Gabriel Jesus, saw City become the first team ever to reach 100 points in a Premier League season. Chelsea’s 95 points in 2004-05 was the previous best.
Jesus’ late goal sparked scenes of wild celebration amongst the travelling City fans – despite the fixture being a virtual dead rubber
Goals in a season
The goal was City’s 106th of the campaign, breaking the previous record of 103 set by Chelsea in their 2009-10 title-winning campaign. It is only the fourth three-figure total, with City and Liverpool scoring 102 and 101 respectively in 2013-14, so City are the first club to achieve the feat twice.
Consecutive victories
City’s 18-game winning run from August to December was the longest ever in the English top flight, pre-dating even the Premier League era. Along the way, they amassed a record-equalling 11 successive away wins, a feat previously achieved by Chelsea in 2008.
Earliest title win
City missed out on a new record with derby defeat to Manchester United but matched their neighbours’ previous mark from 2000-01 by winning the league with five games to go.
Derby Day defeat would have been hard to take, but City responded soon after to seal the title
Winning margin
With a 19-point advantage over United, City outperformed their rivals’ 1999-2000 margin of 18 over Arsenal.
Goal difference
At +79, City beat the goal difference record of +71 set by Chelsea in 2009-10.
There were 106 goals scored by City this campaign, but Sergio Aguero’s effort against Leicester City was surely one of the best
Wins in a season
Chelsea’s record of 30 wins set last season only lasted a year as City racked up 32. Their win at Southampton was their 16th on the road, surpassing the Blues’ 2004-05 record of 15.
Manager of the month
Guardiola was named the Premier League’s top boss in September, October, November and December, the first man ever to win four successive manager of the month awards.
Guardiola with one of his Manager of the Month trophies
Most passes in a single game
The 902 passes achieved against Chelsea saw the Citizens break one of their records this season! In the 1-0 win back in March, City surpassed the total they set themselves in October against West Bromwich Albion. Ilkay Gundogan’s 167 successful passes and 181 touches from the same game were also Premier League records.
Gundogan was a vital cog in the City midfield all season
https://talksport.com/football/3754...e-records-broken-and-equalled-pep-guardiolas/