Agree. Was drafting something earlier along similar lines but you beat me to it. His style of football is very good and I reckon he would be a great assistant and could do the job as the main man of given the opportunity. His track record (in lesser leagues) is very impressive and it is as much to do with the style of football as well as the results.Bit of a left field appointment but I'd love to see Ange Postecoglou from Yokohama come work with Pep, if he was willing to take an assistant job. He just won the title with them after they finished 12th last season.
Great opportunity for Ange to come and learn from the best, and rthen get a leg up into a big managerial position if/when the time comes.
If and when Arteta does move to the Arse, there's a chap at Anderlecht that may wish to improve his coaching/management credentials: Enter Vincent Kompany, "Stranger things have happened"!! ;)
We'd be stupid to offer him that when he has no experience, unless we know Pep can manage him to that level over time.
He'll be talking to them because they are offering him the chance, he'd be daft not listen, he'd also be daft to accept in my view, but I'm glad City are letting him have discussions, and in many ways that might help him decide to stay.
Not yet. Vinny has said he might come back to City one day but he shouldn't return so soon. He's gone home to his beloved Anderlecht and should take a couple of years there to make a good go of it, or to fail if that's what happens. The fact that they've struggled so far is reason enough for him to stay - overcoming difficulties is part of who he is, and i don't think he'd want to let them down by leaving when he's just got started.
Yes too soon for Vinnie and he does not have his coaching badges yet. They could slot van Bronckhorst in thoughYeah, I don't think he'd walk out on Anderlecht yet either. They've taken a big chance on him, and I think he'll stay for his contract or until they fire him.