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Pep's contract situation
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christened at st marks
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Think the latest city TV Abu Dhabi video, 7mins in pep sits down for an exclusive interview, watch this space, could be interesting when released.
burning blue soul
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if he's opening a gaff in town then it looks like hes setting down roots.This news does not say anything about its renovation but it is seen that happy in Manchester
https://www.timeout.cat/barcelona/c...nchester-032118/amp?__twitter_impression=true
BlueAnorak
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A 2 year extension at least (5 seasons). Hopefully 4 (7 seasons)
TCIB
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Bollocks, i want to see him chained to an MCFC branded radiator.
bluegirl74
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Bollocks, i want to see him chained to an MCFC branded radiator.
So does one of the girls I work with but possibly not quite in the same way.
Love what he's done. As a man manager, Peps talent for encouraging, developing and identifying talent is phenomenal.
SkyBlueCanuck
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Not sure if the point has been raised in the prior 40 pages, but:
Although Guardiola has historically only stayed for about 3 years on a project, City presents a unique challenge to Pep.
With the size and scope of the City Football Group, Pep has the opportunity to have not just one, but 6 or more Clubs playing under his supervision. A worldwide network of players, academies and coaches doing it his way. An opportunity to create a generation of players, coaches and teams that dominate the world of football.
And, when it's time for Pep to step back from the day to day management of City, he will have any number of coaches and managers ready-made to step in his place... and then... he still has job options as an overseer of the Project Writ Large.
Considering the possibilities gives me chills.
Although Guardiola has historically only stayed for about 3 years on a project, City presents a unique challenge to Pep.
With the size and scope of the City Football Group, Pep has the opportunity to have not just one, but 6 or more Clubs playing under his supervision. A worldwide network of players, academies and coaches doing it his way. An opportunity to create a generation of players, coaches and teams that dominate the world of football.
And, when it's time for Pep to step back from the day to day management of City, he will have any number of coaches and managers ready-made to step in his place... and then... he still has job options as an overseer of the Project Writ Large.
Considering the possibilities gives me chills.
It's his opportunity to emulate the achievement of his idol and mentor, Cryuff. In the same way that the Dutchman left an indelible print upon the footballing ethos of Barcelona, Pep now has the opportunity to do this at City.Not sure if the point has been raised in the prior 40 pages, but:
Although Guardiola has historically only stayed for about 3 years on a project, City presents a unique challenge to Pep.
With the size and scope of the City Football Group, Pep has the opportunity to have not just one, but 6 or more Clubs playing under his supervision. A worldwide network of players, academies and coaches doing it his way. An opportunity to create a generation of players, coaches and teams that dominate the world of football.
And, when it's time for Pep to step back from the day to day management of City, he will have any number of coaches and managers ready-made to step in his place... and then... he still has job options as an overseer of the Project Writ Large.
Considering the possibilities gives me chills.
Of course, he may well choose to move on somewhere for all sorts of other reasons but he won't get the same opportunities anywhere else that will undoubtedly weigh very heavily (in our favour) on his decision.
TCIB
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Bloody hell. i missed the directtv interview from March 10th "I do not rule out continuing to lead in 10 years. It will depend how I feel and if they want me."
I am gobsmacked.
I am gobsmacked.
Fame Monster
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Bloody hell. i missed the directtv interview from March 10th "I do not rule out continuing to lead in 10 years. It will depend how I feel and if they want me."
I am gobsmacked.
He loves it here.
One thing I find quite unique about our fans is a large amount seem to support/idolise the manager (more so than other clubs) and always come up with a song for him (Guardiola, Pelle, Mancini, Sven etc). Being a manager here probably makes him feel like a player again and like one of the other posters said above, it presents a unique challenge.