Next Manager after Pep

Status
Not open for further replies.
mccity said:
Was there nothing Mancini did with the team ever that bothered people? Or is it only Pep that does that?
Click to expand...
Loads of things... Just like any manager. The thing is that (according to many sycophants on here) Pep is supposed to be as near perfect as a coach can be. When he fucks up, he fucks up big time.
 
Lavinda Past said:
Loads of things... Just like any manager. The thing is that (according to many sycophants on here) Pep is supposed to be as near perfect as a coach can be. When he fucks up, he fucks up big time.
Click to expand...
Tbh I agree, but you should appreciate that I could change the word Pep to Mancini in your post and it'd be equally true (maybe not the last part)

Lavinda Past said:
Shit tattoos?
Click to expand...
You wouldn't say that to his face, nor his smiley face.
 
I can see Vieira being in contention IF he does well at Palace.

The structure city have created is designed for someone to come in and just slot in. A big named manager wouldn’t want that nor would they want to follow Pep IMO.

So you would be looking at an up and coming manager who wants that one shot and there’s no better to slot in than someone who has spent a lot of time helping to build the CFG up from scratch.
 
Everyone will hate me for this, but I think Brendan Rodgers would do perfectly win at least one league and couple of cups for us in the year or two after Pep leaves.
 
Spurs quarter 69 said:
You should never go back, but Bobby gave us out best days ever. The 2011 FA cup semi, FA cup final, the sick swan, the Vinny inspired win that put the title in our grasp and of course 93 20 . While so disappointed last night was pleased for Bibby he deserved it
Next manager have not got a clue hope it's something we won't have to think about for a while.
Click to expand...
Completely agree, let’s leave what Mancini did for us in the past as cherished memories. We will never forget how he turned around 35 years of underachievement, for new supporters it much be hard to understand how he just got us and knew how to change our mentality, not just the players but the fans as well. The word love just does even go close.
 
WNRH said:
I can see Vieira being in contention IF he does well at Palace.

The structure city have created is designed for someone to come in and just slot in. A big named manager wouldn’t want that nor would they want to follow Pep IMO.

So you would be looking at an up and coming manager who wants that one shot and there’s no better to slot in than someone who has spent a lot of time helping to build the CFG up from scratch.
Click to expand...
IF, that's a hell of a rebuild he has taken on and he and Palace are putting a lot of faith in kids with potential.

Massive gamble, but if he can keep them safe, he will have done well.

But as for us and the future, I can't see it.
 
Brightwell Bros. said:
Everyone will hate me for this, but I think Brendan Rodgers would do perfectly win at least one league and couple of cups for us in the year or two after Pep leaves.
Click to expand...

People keep throwing his name around and I don’t get it at all.

No fucking chance do I want this clown within a mile of my club, unless it’s in the opposition dugout so we can give whatever tin-pot team he’s managing this year a pasting.
 
johnnymarrsbarres said:
People keep throwing his name around and I don’t get it at all.

No fucking chance do I want this clown within a mile of my club, unless it’s in the opposition dugout so we can give whatever tin-pot team he’s managing this year a pasting.
Click to expand...
It won't be him, not sure he's right for us, don't really want him He obviously isn't a clown though he's a good manager and we've had some hard games against his teams.
 
Brightwell Bros. said:
Everyone will hate me for this, but I think Brendan Rodgers would do perfectly win at least one league and couple of cups for us in the year or two after Pep leaves.
Click to expand...

Bottled the league with Liverpool when it looked impossible to fuck it up.
Bottled top 4 with Leicester when it looked impossible to fuck it up.
Bottled top 4 with Leicester when it looked impossible to fuck it up.

And I didn't write that Leicester one twice by accident. He did it twice in a row.

What else? Did his very best to ruin Iheanacho's career even when Vardy was going on 3-month goalless patches, got sacked from Liverpool with them in 10th after finishing 6th the season before and suffered several embarrassing defeats with Celtic to teams like Lincoln Red Imps.

I just don't get what people see in him. A non-British manager would be labelled a bottler forever with a CV like that, it's littered with times that he couldn't see things over the line.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Unread Posts

Don't have an account? Register now and see fewer ads!

SIGN UP
Back
Top