He’s just getting on with his job. At this stage it’s got nothing to do with anyone but him and his wife what he’s thinking about doing. It’s not really got anything to do with City yet.No way Pep takes the England job for less than £10m a season - probably a lot more.
Can’t see how the FA can justify that when they are responsible for grass roots of the game and other international managers get paid poorly.
This whole situation is a bit of a piss take anyway. Love Pep but all this drama to feed his ego is a pathetic. Either sign a contract or let’s move on. Why all the drama which will now fill every press conference for the rest of the season.
I’ve a nagging feeling this might be the job that sees Pep depart. I can’t think of any other job in world football that could attract him more than this.
The entire English game throughout the four divisions, even down to grass roots in part, has been changed because of him. He will no doubt be given the highest salary ever paid to a manager, too.
It is a worry.
Go ahead and give me some meaningful examples of this.What he says and what he does are two different things.
100% but the same applies, Pep must know what he is doing, and the speculation is starting to get silly.I believe Pep over Tolmie on this one, sorry.
Just because the speculation gets silly, doesn't mean we as fans need to. The team and pep are more robust and we have seen plenty to be able to do the same.100% but the same applies, Pep must know what he is doing, and the speculation is starting to get silly.
Injuries: "I have not spoken to the doctor, not sure what the issue is....bollocks!"Go ahead and give me some meaningful examples of this.
And I don't meaplaying g players he said had niggles or trivial things like that. Actual big, life relevant things.
That's not to say I think he can't ever change his mind. But that is completely different to saying one thing doing another. And a bit disrespectful to his time here, too.
You missed a very meaningful part of my post.Injuries: "I have not spoken to the doctor, not sure what the issue is....bollocks!"
Managers: Mr ________ what a great manager, what a job they have done etc....bollocks!
Players: Nunes at Sporting: "the best player in the world" bollocks.
I have no issues with his words in the media, he is a highly intelligent, master of man management and physiology, but what he says and what he means are two very different things, again no issue with that.
Speculation in this situation is not good because as he witnessed across the road when the pisscan announced his "first" retirement and his teams form dropped off a cliff, I am sure Pep and the club are aware the very same thing happens, hence if he is staying, why delay the announcement?Just because the speculation gets silly, doesn't mean we as fans need to. The team and pep are more robust and we have seen plenty to be able to do the same.
Not aimed at you btw.
Speculation in this situation is not good because as he witnessed across the road when the pisscan announced his "first" retirement and his teams form dropped off a cliff, I am sure Pep and the club are aware the very same thing happens, hence if he is staying, why delay the announcement?
Be a good tactic to keep them all hanging every week only problem is it’s us as well he needs to considerIt’s all because Pep went on an Italian chat show at the weekend and gave lots of cryptic answers.
EVERY City presser will now be full of England questions until his ego decides what job he announces to the world.
Why Rush?Why rush it? They have always had November down for talks/agreements/announcements. They have done that twice before. If anything, thise two times speculation was more intense imo, because the expectation of him leaving was higher or more obvious given it was unknown for him to stay this long st places.
Nothing has changed. A few articles, during an international break.
Absolutely zero beed to rush it, the club and Pep will do it in their own time, at their own pace, and I fully back that.
Speculation in this situation is not good because as he witnessed across the road when the pisscan announced his "first" retirement and his teams form dropped off a cliff, I am sure Pep and the club are aware the very same thing happens, hence if he is staying, why delay the announcement?
would not get better than thatTiming is everything. A big win on the APTs, rumours that City have won the 115 and then a Guardiola announcement. NP.
Why Rush?
Why keep everyone hanging, hugely importantly moment for the club.
A rebuild is required and I would imagine Pep leaving may well mean losing a couple of players that may stay otherwise.
Football moves quickly and the way we plan, time is everything.
Why Rush?
Why keep everyone hanging, hugely importantly moment for the club.
A rebuild is required and I would imagine Pep leaving may well mean losing a couple of players that may stay otherwise.
Football moves quickly and the way we plan, time is everything.
Timing is everything. A big win on the APTs, rumours that City have won the 115 and then a Guardiola announcement. NP.
If Carlsberg did piss boiling…
From my experiences, Carlsberg do all ready boil piss, and have for years.Good point.
So all that to be followed by a sponsorship from Carlsberg with the first campaign being: If Carlsberg did piss boiling.
Should be worth 115 million a year, I reckon.