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Pep's contract situation | 2 year extension confirmed! (pg1817)
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He knows Pep though..Not really. It's Balague. Proper know nowt with the classic "might" caveat.
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Pep is going nowhere. We don’t chase coaches. One will be lined up once pep has decided to leave. I don’t see us at that point.
We did it with txiki, we will do it with pep.
if the Portuguese fella wants united then it’s as good as indication that pep ain’t leaving.
We did it with txiki, we will do it with pep.
if the Portuguese fella wants united then it’s as good as indication that pep ain’t leaving.
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Part of me thinks United have leaked the Amorim stuff vividly because they have got some backlash from fans for being so slow to pull the trigger on Ten Hag. Amorim is probably one of the candidates right now that can get United fans the most excited because of how hyped he is, and how little they know about him. Might be wishfull thinking because I like him, but I think this will go cold and we will see United distance themselves from him.Bit of a plot twist
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Put it this way, they were whoring themselves out all summer while Amorim were publically in talks with both Liverpool (who he allegedly demanded full power of transfers at) and West Ham who he probably turned down, and they ended up signing a new contract with the worst manager they have ever had who had been a dead man walking for almost a year at that point. I don't see how any this adds up to a shrewd move now, if anything it makes them look even less competent which begs the question why Amorim wants the job. I think they are trying to play the media
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It shows a shocking lack of intelligence for any top manager to go there. Or maybe it’s arrogance to think they can succeed in very very difficult circumstances.
If they could get him, their best bet would be Poch who likes to bring on young players.
I remember getting tapped up to go to another company. The package & opportunity seemed fantastic. I gave my resignation & sat down with the GM & he asked me questions about the new gig I’d never considered. Those questions resonated over the first few months, the company was a basket case.
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Strange as it seems now, I seem to remember ten Haag being linked to City if Pep didn't re sign and the rags jumped in.What a surprise, city linked with Amorim if Pep leaves. Now he's in talks with the scum to be thier manager.
We should have said we were interested in allardyce as our next manager. He'd soon be linked or in talks with the scum.
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The Wirtz is yet to come?If Pep wants Alonso to follow him then thats what will happen imo, just hope we sort Wirtz then as well!
Would make a lot of sense, 12 months more of Pep, Alonso to Madrid and the rags give it to Giggsy.Bit of a plot twist
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We have also previous of paying a manager before he arrives ;)
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If Pep wants Alonso to follow him then thats what will happen imo, just hope we sort Wirtz then as well!
alonso to real madrid is as obvious mbappe to real was, it will happen, probably next summer already
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Thanks for the insight, David. Presume you preferred your stint at West Ham, then?I remember getting tapped up to go to another company. The package & opportunity seemed fantastic. I gave my resignation & sat down with the GM & he asked me questions about the new gig I’d never considered. Those questions resonated over the first few months, the company was a basket case.
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Thanks for the insight, David. Presume you preferred your stint at West Ham, then?
It’s Ralf if you don’t mind…….
Gordyola
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one candidate removed now
Says to me that we haven’t spoken to him about being Pep’s successor
Bit of a plot twist
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We know Marco Silva will jump ship in a heart beat he would be a better fit than Almarin who I wouldn't want at city
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Pep loves and lives for challenges. With the change at Liverpool and Chelsea and now utd and the growing battles with Arsenal, surely he wants to be part of it all. Obviously not to mention some of the young and hungry players we have and maybe also the new format of that Champions League.
The new developments of the stadium, a new director to work with and so on.
He keeps saying how happy he is and how much he loves everything.
We then get cleared of 115. (hopefully)
All this surely points to him staying for a while yet.
The new developments of the stadium, a new director to work with and so on.
He keeps saying how happy he is and how much he loves everything.
We then get cleared of 115. (hopefully)
All this surely points to him staying for a while yet.
Why wouldn't you want Amorim at CityWe know Marco Silva will jump ship in a heart beat he would be a better fit than Almarin who I wouldn't want at city
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Have we been snubbed yet?Says to me that we haven’t spoken to him about being Pep’s successor
Pep loves and lives for challenges. With the change at Liverpool and Chelsea and now utd and the growing battles with Arsenal, surely he wants to be part of it all. Obviously not to mention some of the young and hungry players we have and maybe also the new format of that Champions League.
The new developments of the stadium, a new director to work with and so on.
He keeps saying how happy he is and how much he loves everything.
We then get cleared of 115. (hopefully)
All this surely points to him staying for a while yet.
I think this too. There’s no doubt the level of Liverpool under Klopp really excited Pep. The highest quality the Premier League has ever had.
More challenges now. Why would he leave, what’s he going to do with all that energy?
He has said before he runs out of energy due to mental exhaustion. He has also said he finds it increasingly difficult to motivate the same group of players season on season. To back this up he has taken breaks in his career between clubs.I think this too. There’s no doubt the level of Liverpool under Klopp really excited Pep. The highest quality the Premier League has ever had.
More challenges now. Why would he leave, what’s he going to do with all that energy?
Obviously I hope he stays for the next 20 years but the above are some of the facts that must be taken into consideration when debating his next move.
Gordyola
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He also has a team around him and I’m sure that they might be looking to go home now, and that will be a significant factor in his decisionHe has said before he runs out of energy due to mental exhaustion. He has also said he finds it increasingly difficult to motivate the same group of players season on season. To back this up he has taken breaks in his career between clubs.
Obviously I hope he stays for the next 20 years but the above are some of the facts that must be taken into consideration when debating his next move.
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He’ll be here next season. I have no doubts about that.