There's far too much sentiment around Pep on BM. As far as I'm concerned there's no such thing as 'credit in the bank' for past success, and it's already well past time to get his successor lined up and ready to start next season.
Problem is that the owners aren't football people, they're purely businessmen. They imported the Barcelona gang to set everything up for Pep in advance, and threw money at him to recreate the success they had in Spain.
As I see it, the City Group took their eye off the ball and panicked into giving Pep another 2 years because their succession plan for coach is non-existent. The whole set up has been complacent for two or three years.
Haaland is the tip of a very big iceberg. He's just the most obvious disappointment this season. I think he'd thrive under a more positive coach than Pep, who's never going to admit his system has been shot to shit this season.