Hope they don't ruin it for the players, the club, the rest of the fans and most importantly for Pep.
Pep to leave at the end of the season
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IronsideKozuch
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no, im telling you he does not need any excuses. Enzo did very well at Chelsea, especially considering young squad, Chelsea's squad building been very awkward
Stoned Rose
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Anyone invading the pitch tomorrow needs knocking out.
Colin Bells Boots
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And will be hopefully
urban genie
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I agree
Nebuchadnezzar
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Still struggling to know exactly what to say. Like others, our best period as City fans coincided with the best 10 years arguably of my life to date.
GaudinoMotors
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Wouldn't be the last day without entitled fat Dad's and their equally obnoxious offspring, running like chubby penguins, turf kissing and sliding on their overloaded knees.
Tits!
Tits!
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Rumours loads of peps ex players will be there, Sunday's gonna be emotional
Manchester_lalala
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Going to be a sad day tomorrow. I think end of an era is thrown out to often. But tomorrow is an end of an era of dominance. With all the stories coming out about Pep, who ever follows him has to integrate with our fans as much as he did.
That said, I’m excited to see the next era. No manager in recent memory has been as influential as Pep. But that doesn’t mean someone can’t come in and exceed expectations. Look at Enrique, on the verge of a back to back European Cup with a team that I would class as a “super” team. Results on the pitch can be replicated and with the backing a City manager has got, I think there’s a good chance we will see success in the near future.
That said, I’m excited to see the next era. No manager in recent memory has been as influential as Pep. But that doesn’t mean someone can’t come in and exceed expectations. Look at Enrique, on the verge of a back to back European Cup with a team that I would class as a “super” team. Results on the pitch can be replicated and with the backing a City manager has got, I think there’s a good chance we will see success in the near future.
Moobs ?
This is what I mean about him softening over the years. He wasn't one for sentiment at the beginning but he really is now.
Guardiola assistant Pep Lijnders to leave Manchester City at end of season
Lijnders has opted against signing a new long-term contract to stay on as one of Enzo Maresca's assistants.
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Protein Junkie
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You don’t need to articulate your feelings to anyone.
It’s what you feel in your head and heart that matters fellow blue.
BlueMoonRisin’
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I've given you a like for "chubby penguins". Sums up @snorky 's type of women really well; )
jimharri
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I can't post the link on here for some reason, but look up Ilkay's post this morning on Facebook.
I love what he said about Joe, I think Pep realised over the years that Joe was proper city, and how special that is - as well as not being overly wedded to the idea of a complete ball playing keeper.
Can tell that hurts him on a personal level - this is the thing I’ll miss the most about Pep but ironically it’s the reason he’s leaving; he sees the bigger picture, it’s more than football - it’s history, culture, people.
Can tell that hurts him on a personal level - this is the thing I’ll miss the most about Pep but ironically it’s the reason he’s leaving; he sees the bigger picture, it’s more than football - it’s history, culture, people.
Stoned Rose
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Can’t see Kalvin turning up, mate.