Oh, do tell, who are these egos?
Oh sorry, I forgot in a glimpse that we are all nice, humble and pretty.
Oh, do tell, who are these egos?
I think you hit the nail on the head. The choices should be based on the back room team that each manager fronts. Each manager is like the lead singer but it’s the band behind him that add the depth. The manager alone is just 1 dimension.Problem for internal candidates like Arteta is that he’s presently a part of the Pep ‘machine’ but when Pep leaves - he takes the machine with him - so Arteta would be left building from the ground up to replace not only Pep but all of his exceptional back room staff. I guess if Arteta is the chosen one - Pep et al and try and get him ready and start to build a team around him.
Vinny's move home could be part of a succession plan,get experience under his belt then come back and take over.I am sure City have a succession plan in place already and at present Arteta must be in pole position. Wouldn't be surprised if he went to another club first to cut his teeth on a fixed contract like Pellegrini had when he came here and knew from the start that Pep was coming. Our club is now based on the Barcelona model so whoever comes in will have to work with the current template. I think most of the backroom staff will stay. All the CFG clubs are following the same philosophy. I also wouldn't be surprised if Pep remained with the CFG group in a more senior role until he takes an international job. He may even end up as England manager. These are incredible times to be a City fan.
You sound more of a tit now with that response than your original nonsense - keep diggingOh sorry, I forgot in a glimpse that we are all nice, humble and pretty.
Yes. Arteta number 1 with Vinny as his deputy would be pretty tasty with perhaps a role for Zabba as well. I think we have lots of options at present.Vinny's move home could be part of a succession plan,get experience under his belt then come back and take over.
I'd be interested to see what Simeone could do after Guardiola. Would command instant respect to let everyone know it's not time to slack off and has the same maniacal drive to improve his players. Sure he doesn't focus on positional play or exploring the half spaces or any of that nonsense, Klopp and Pochettino have shown you don't need any of that to do well in champions league.