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Pep Guardiola - 2024/25
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eastmanc
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Anyone after Pep is a massive downgrade.That's a hard question!
Personally, I'd like to see the club take on someone with PL experience like Thomas Frank.
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Newcastle was pretty much must win as was Chelsea.We haven’t won a big or must win game yet this year. Hopefully that changes starting with Bournemouth in Cup. The most disappointing thing for me this year is that there hasn’t been one big victory to celebrate against a proper side.
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Fucking hell just a bit. If this was ushited fans going on like some Blues we'd be ripping right into them. Pep’s become a victim of his own massively high standards.Maybe we are becoming more and more entitled with each passing week. Without realising it, we have become what we hate most. Pep is the greatest manager this country has seen, and I have no doubts about his ability to put things right.
I'm not convinced he was going to leave before our form dropped off.If he was, then why did he turn down the England job?.A decision he would've made weeks, if not months before.I think he had already decided to extend long before that.He may now regret that decison, but I just don't buy that he randomly decided to stay in mid November.
Lavinda Past
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Anyone after Pep is a massive downgrade.
That goes without saying!
Football us cyclical. Just enjoy the ride.
All I hope for us someone who plays open, attractive football, keeps us in the top division of domestic football, and finishes above the rags every season.
Anything else is a bonus.
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He signed a two year extension, you plant pot.Personally, I'd like him to either go ASAP or, sign for another 5 years.
None of this 1 year extension shite.
I know.He signed a two year extension, you plant pot.
It was originally 1+1.
Not enough.
eastmanc
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I think Pep has earned the right to rebuild this side again.That goes without saying!
Football us cyclical. Just enjoy the ride.
All I hope for us someone who plays open, attractive football, keeps us in the top division of domestic football, and finishes above the rags every season.
Anything else is a bonus.
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He's never not won the league for more than one year and has already extended four times.I know.
It was originally 1+1.
Not enough.
I know that as well.He's never not won the league for more than one year and has already extended four times.
The team needs rebuilding.
I think that's best done with a long term manager, hense my thoughts.
Lavinda Past
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I think Pep has earned the right to rebuild this side again.
Not if he's going in a year or two. We need to be looking long term.
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There isn’t a team in the world that knows who their manager will be in 27/28. Pep having two years after this season we are no different to any other club in the premier league or across Europe.Not if he's going in a year or two. We need to be looking long term.
Lavinda Past
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There isn’t a team in the world that knows who their manager will be in 27/28. Pep having two years after this season we are no different to any other club in the premier league or across Europe.
I honestly don't think he'll be here for 26/27.
Time will tell, but it doesn't really make any odds who the new coach is as long as the DoF is doing their job properly.
sir baconface
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You can throw the odd Tourette’s suffering disciple into the mix too.Thread's full of either rags, dippers or just ungrateful entitled cunts.
Anyone who wants the greatest manager that's ever been, gone after one bad season is a fucking idiot.
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As was Plymouth and Brugge.Newcastle was pretty much must win as was Chelsea.
That goes without saying!
Football us cyclical. Just enjoy the ride.
All I hope for us someone who plays open, attractive football, keeps us in the top division of domestic football, and finishes above the rags every season.
Anything else is a bonus.
So if a new manager keeps us in the top flight and plays attractive football but we finish 7th or 8th then you’ll be content with that as long as we finish above United?
eastmanc
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Nobody knows what Pep's plans are.I honestly don't think he'll be here for 26/27.
Time will tell, but it doesn't really make any odds who the new coach is as long as the DoF is doing their job properly.
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Nobody knows what Pep's plans are.
Not even himself
Lavinda Past
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Not even himself
That's becoming a lot more apparent every week.
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