allan harper
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These daily rumours are becoming tiresome, I'd laugh my cock off if no one in England offered him a job and he ended up having to manage L.A fucking Galaxy.
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Another Guardiola Rumour - The Sun.
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BlueSniffer
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Signed a deal with Munich - Just being reported.........
Bayern Munich have confirmed that Pep Guardiola will take over the Bundesliga side from the end of the current season.
The former Barcelona coach has signed a three-year deal that runs until 2016.
Current Bayern coach Jupp Heynckes, whose contract expires at the end of the current campaign, will remain until the end of the season.
Today's surprise announcement brings an end to speculation about where the Spaniard would ply his trade.
Having brought his four year spell at Barcelona to an end last summer, during which time he won 14 trophies including three league titles and two Champions Leagues, the 41-year-old took a sabbatical from the game.
He announced recently that he was ready to return to the game, and was most strongly linked with a move to Chelsea, where owner Roman Abramovich has coveted his services.
Speculation that he would move to Stamford Bridge increased only yesterday when he said he wanted to manage in England, having never fulfilled his dream to play here.
He said: "As a player, I couldn't realise my dream to play there [in England]. But I hope in the future I have a challenge to be a coach or a manager there and feel the experience of all the coaches and players that have been there. It is unique, to play in that league. I want to feel the supporters, the environment, the media and the style of the players and everything.
"I am still young, just 41, so I hope in the future I could be able to train there and enjoy that. I've always found English football very fascinating.
"The support is amazing. In Italy, Latin people will support you when they are playing well and when you lose, they kill you. In England, I'm always surprised that people always support everything and that is nice. That's why, maybe, I hope to have the challenge or the opportunity to train there."
It would appear Guardiola, who was speaking at the FA's national football centre, was simply leading everyone on. He had also been linked with Manchester City had they decided to make a change - where their two high-ranking former Barcelona executives, Ferran Soriano and Txiki Begiristain, would surely have opted for their former colleague.
Manchester United had also been linked with Guardiola had Sir Alex Ferguson decided to retire this summer.
Bayern Munich have confirmed that Pep Guardiola will take over the Bundesliga side from the end of the current season.
The former Barcelona coach has signed a three-year deal that runs until 2016.
Current Bayern coach Jupp Heynckes, whose contract expires at the end of the current campaign, will remain until the end of the season.
Today's surprise announcement brings an end to speculation about where the Spaniard would ply his trade.
Having brought his four year spell at Barcelona to an end last summer, during which time he won 14 trophies including three league titles and two Champions Leagues, the 41-year-old took a sabbatical from the game.
He announced recently that he was ready to return to the game, and was most strongly linked with a move to Chelsea, where owner Roman Abramovich has coveted his services.
Speculation that he would move to Stamford Bridge increased only yesterday when he said he wanted to manage in England, having never fulfilled his dream to play here.
He said: "As a player, I couldn't realise my dream to play there [in England]. But I hope in the future I have a challenge to be a coach or a manager there and feel the experience of all the coaches and players that have been there. It is unique, to play in that league. I want to feel the supporters, the environment, the media and the style of the players and everything.
"I am still young, just 41, so I hope in the future I could be able to train there and enjoy that. I've always found English football very fascinating.
"The support is amazing. In Italy, Latin people will support you when they are playing well and when you lose, they kill you. In England, I'm always surprised that people always support everything and that is nice. That's why, maybe, I hope to have the challenge or the opportunity to train there."
It would appear Guardiola, who was speaking at the FA's national football centre, was simply leading everyone on. He had also been linked with Manchester City had they decided to make a change - where their two high-ranking former Barcelona executives, Ferran Soriano and Txiki Begiristain, would surely have opted for their former colleague.
Manchester United had also been linked with Guardiola had Sir Alex Ferguson decided to retire this summer.
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according to Bayern/Talkshite hes signed for Bayern as of July
according to Bayern/Talkshite hes signed for Bayern as of July
lastmanback
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Can we get him till July.schumey04 said:http://www.talksport.co.uk/sports-news/football/130116/bayern-munich-confirm-pep-guardiola-become-new-manager-july-189403?
according to Bayern/Talkshite hes signed for Bayern as of July
smeghead64
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sam-caddick said:Just passing on the latest gossip.
More gossip..a waste of time....he signed a three year deal with the Germans......Bob is safe for now
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepag...s-Man-Utd-Chelsea-AC-and-Bayern-for-City.html
PEP GUARDIOLA will decide to become Manchester City manager in the summer.
Guardiola has opted for City as he is convinced they can become a force to rival his former club Barcelona.
The hottest property in world football will snub interest from Manchester United, Chelsea, Bayern Munich and AC Milan to replace Roberto Mancini at Eastlands at the end of the season.
Only last week Guardiola confirmed he is ready to return to coaching this summer after a year-long sabbatical, although he was coy about where.
He said: “I will return next season but it would show a lack of respect to talk about any team that has a coach.”
However, last night a top source in Spanish football revealed: “It is 100 per cent certain that Guardiola is going to City this summer.
“And when I say 100 per cent I don’t mean 99 per cent, I mean 100 per cent!”
Mancini appears doomed after two failed Champions League campaigns.
Guardiola will be the highest-paid boss in Britain on £10m a year AFTER tax.
Skip Donoghue
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Very close but no cigar this time :)allan harper said:These daily rumours are becoming tiresome, I'd laugh my cock off if no one in England offered him a job and he ended up having to manage L.A fucking Galaxy.
r.soleofsalford
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schumey04 said:http://www.talksport.co.uk/sports-news/football/130116/bayern-munich-confirm-pep-guardiola-become-new-manager-july-189403?
according to Bayern/Talkshite hes signed for Bayern as of July
peps a decent bloke unlike that horrible **** mourinho, but i`m not arsed to be honest.
if bob goes my 1st choice remains the same
simione