Next Manager after Pep

[MeatHunterrr]

Pochettino has shown that hes nothing more than an average coach at PSG.

Dont understand the hype for him.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Firstly thanks for resurrecting this site as it is a painful discussion..I imagined Nagelsman, but now not likely as at BM..Poch may be available and a good choice..Out of the recent City assistants , Arteta who is being screwed at Arsenal..Would actually have Mancini back,Simeone if not so negative but a winner,or left field and much as I hate scousers, Rafa. Hmmm. Think Simeone for me, not beautiful footy, but would win the CL for us.

Look at post #2 on this thread

 

[FrankSwift1]

Firstly thanks for resurrecting this site as it is a painful discussion..I imagined Nagelsman, but now not likely as at BM..Poch may be available and a good choice..Out of the recent City assistants , Arteta who is being screwed at Arsenal..Would actually have Mancini back,Simeone if not so negative but a winner,or left field and much as I hate scousers, Rafa. Hmmm. Think Simeone for me, not beautiful footy, but would win the CL for us.

He doesn't speak English, gets paid a fortune and his style of play is negative. We would need a complete over haul. Can't see it. I think if anywhere in England Chelsea would suit him.

I think he's fantastic though. Love his passion and snide tactics. But I've always been an Argentina kick em up the arse man rather than Brazil step over, samba wanker.

 

[Deleted member 87819]

Gallardo

I follow him very closely. Domestically, he isn’t great. I think he would be great in Spain.

Tuchel was always my idea of a Pep replacement, now not viable anymore. Klopp also not an option. Then I would go with Luis Enrique if he leaves the Spain job after the World Cup.

 

[citymad]

Schhhteeve McClaren but only if his brolly comes too.

 

[vmsuhail]

Flick, Zidane or Allegri

 

[Bluekiwi]

How about S Gerrard - now that would really stir the scoucers up

 

[KW1990]

Tuchel would be nice too

 

[Mike Cledford]

Look at post #2 on this thread

Thanks for taking me back to those comments back in 2018. Serious or sarcastic, l can't really tell in some cases but they gave me an early chuckle.

 

[Berts Neck]

Thanks for taking me back to those comments back in 2018. Serious or sarcastic, l can't really tell in some cases but they gave me an early chuckle.

Agree, and how poignant..Tuchel isnt going to happen now..maybe someone will come through in the next two years that we dont know about yet..There is an old guard that in two years time may be too old for a few years at City,that includes Bielsa who is a great manager.

 

[Invisible Man's Bandage]

Agree, and how poignant..Tuchel isnt going to happen now..maybe someone will come through in the next two years that we dont know about yet..There is an old guard that in two years time may be too old for a few years at City,that includes Bielsa who is a great manager.

Bielsa would need to have a contractual obligation to not keep looking at his feet whilst being interviewed.

 

[Asa's left peg]

Agree with the Enrique one. Club will want a safe pair of hands to continue the playing style. The whole CFG depends on it.
Personally I would want someone who would by into the ethos, if possible. A 'feck you lot' type of guy ( I don't want to be friends with these two faced, back stabbing other clubs) who would play the football we played in 2018 - fast counter attacking that stuck a dagger into teams ambitions like at Everton and Arse away. I can't see a fit for us at the moment.
But thats just me.

 

[Keeper!]

A bit leftfield but I think Fernandinho could be a guy the club put their faith in.

He would be our Pep , like when Barca gave the latter his chance.

It will be interesting to see if Fern becomes involved in a coaching role at the club in the very near future, possible EDS manager?

He is intelligent, thinks hard about the game, loves the club, and seems a natural leader off the pitch.

 

[Originals]

I wouldn’t go as far as that but yes, he’s not helped himself with fans who were already not convinced by him.

It'll be interesting to see how many of our fans are not convinced by Pep.

 

[Phil1]

It'll be interesting to see how many of our fans are not convinced by Pep.

Fortunately not many but they are out there.

 

[Originals]

A bit leftfield but I think Fernandinho could be a guy the club put their faith in.

He would be our Pep , like when Barca gave the latter his chance.

It will be interesting to see if Fern becomes involved in a coaching role at the club in the very near future, possible EDS manager?

He is intelligent, thinks hard about the game, loves the club, and seems a natural leader off the pitch.

I don't understand the obsession of having a ex player as a manager when they've never done the job before.

Whoever takes over will be taking on one of the biggest roles in football.

How many managers who are new to management get top jobs and actually do well?

If Pep was to leave in 2 years we surely go for the best manager available under a similiar style to Pep.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

I don't understand the obsession of having a ex player as a manager when they've never done the job before.

Whoever takes over will be taking on one of the biggest roles in football.

How many managers who are new to management get top jobs and actually do well?

If Pep was to leave in 2 years we surely go for the best manager available under a similiar style to Pep.

Far too logical and sensible for BM .

You need to come up with something more left field. :)

 

[berryblue]

I don't understand the obsession of having a ex player as a manager when they've never done the job before.

Whoever takes over will be taking on one of the biggest roles in football.

How many managers who are new to management get top jobs and actually do well?

If Pep was to leave in 2 years we surely go for the best manager available under a similiar style to Pep.

It will be a top foreign manager from a top European club. Anyone else would be a step backwards.

 

[Keeper!]

I don't understand the obsession of having a ex player as a manager when they've never done the job before.

Whoever takes over will be taking on one of the biggest roles in football.

How many managers who are new to management get top jobs and actually do well?

If Pep was to leave in 2 years we surely go for the best manager available under a similiar style to Pep.

It's far from an obsession , just an observation.

Some individuals have management written all over them, Fern is one.

Let's not forget the input and influence he gave to our recovery earlier in the season, the team was going nowhere and fast, he had the balls and respect to kick arse in the dressing room, and the recovery was almost instant.

Few people have the initiative , belief or ability to do that.

 

[TonyM]

I remember when the thought of Big Sam was being too ambitious.