Pep's contract situation | 2 year extension confirmed! (pg1817)

Watching Pep in the Netflix documentary was exhausting in its self.

He and most of the players can only keep that up/accept that for so long before the juice runs out or the concentration fails.

It was so intense !!

A new manager/coach will have his own style and there will be a time when it's welcomed.

Pep will probably take a 'travelling sabbatical' before taking a role at Girona. He will be very motivated to build a Catalonian club to challenge the Spanish rags etc.

Alonso will be being monitored in the next season to see how he's developing.

I imagine the club will have made contact with his representatives to sound out his plans/interest.

He looks an interesting prospect.
 
Gone for a Burton said:
Watching Pep in the Netflix documentary was exhausting in its self.

He and most of the players can only keep that up/accept that for so long before the juice runs out or the concentration fails.

It was so intense !!

A new manager/coach will have his own style and there will be a time when it's welcomed.

Pep will probably take a 'travelling sabbatical' before taking a role at Girona. He will be very motivated to build a Catalonian club to challenge the Spanish rags etc.

Alonso will be being monitored in the next season to see how he's developing.

I imagine the club will have made contact with his representatives to sound out his plans/interest.

He looks an interesting prospect.
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I thought the same watching the documentary, was exhausted after half an episode, he is indeed so so intense.

At the same time. Can someone like that really live without that?
 
I appreciate it’s the Daily United, Ladyman, and Sutton, so if you don’t want to listen to the podcast, fair enough.

About Pep starts at roughly 48:00. Before that it’s just adds and guff.

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My bigger concern is the three Barca boys potentially all leaving at once, which would leave quite a hole in our operations. Ideally they'd stagger their eventual exits, to give us some continuity.

That said, with Khaldoon at the helm and the Sheikh behind him, I do have a trust that it'll be figured out and planned - even if they were to go together. It's exactly why Khaldoon is what's most important here; it starts from the very top and flows down. In terms of the direct influence on the way the club operates and looks outward, he's the main man and has been so for over 15 years. The Rolls Royce of football chairmen, and he's not even 50.
 
ws01 said:
My bigger concern is the three Barca boys potentially all leaving at once, which would leave quite a hole in our operations. Ideally they'd stagger their eventual exits, to give us some continuity.

That said, with Khaldoon at the helm and the Sheikh behind him, I do have a trust that it'll be figured out and planned - even if they were to go together. It's exactly why Khaldoon is what's most important here; it starts from the very top and flows down. In terms of the direct influence on the way the club operates and looks outward, he's the main man and has been so for over 15 years. The Rolls Royce of football chairmen, and he's not even 50.
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They are too professional,responsible and committed to do that.

When the inevitable happens it will be phased over several seasons to ensure the highest degree of continuity.

City will not repeat the arrogant,complacent and mismanaged approach of the venal rags with Bacon Face & Gill leaving at the same time with no pre planned succession in place.

City's football team is only matched by City's executive team !!

In such ways dynasties are built.
 
Coatigan said:
I thought the same watching the documentary, was exhausted after half an episode, he is indeed so so intense.

At the same time. Can someone like that really live without that?
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People to seem to forget he’s only 53 and wants to be the greatest ever. He’s done it all in the club but the amazing thing about football is that there is always more to win.

I personally think he’s too obsessed with football to give up club management. There isn’t a better club in world football for him and he knows that

Still I’m of the attitude that next season is his last. If he extends, amazing, if not, a great nine years.
 
Coatigan said:
I thought the same watching the documentary, was exhausted after half an episode, he is indeed so so intense.

At the same time. Can someone like that really live without that?
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My thoughts too. I am watching each episode very slowly and am tired just viewing.

I wanted no more footy after last week's debacle at Wembley, the fight for the PL which was a 3rd season where it was very tough, absolutely fried me out, so god knows how the players and Pep are.

But a week on, am missing them. Not helping by watching the Champs League final.

So I reckon a few weeks rest, Pep is rejuvenated.
 
kinggoat64 said:
Load of rubbish everyone gets sacked legendary status or not
Unless your name is pep
Doesn't stop them taking the job Lampard Xavi etc
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Lampard is no equivalence, hes demonstrably wank at management. If he wants to stay involved in football he would be better off coaching the youth, and probably happier
 
Mike N said:
Real’s win tonight will have irritated Pep. There’s nothing to stop them winning the next few Champions Leagues apart from us under Pep.

Strap yourselves in boys!
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Meh. There's nothing left to prove. Domestic Quadruple - European Treble - European and World Champions - 4 in a row. And madrid win the not-so-champions league again....meh!
 
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