Stiff Little Wingers
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I'm talking about at a club, not over their whole career. Ancelotti has had several clubs and I don't think has stayed as long as Pep at City at any of them? End of his shelf life doesn't just mean coaching ability - there can be a whole load of interconnected things happening which is exactly the case at City.Very harsh to say Ferguson had a shelf-life as a manager.
The other is Ancelotti who has remained competetive and relevant for nigh on 25 years.
Anyway, saying perhaps the most revolutionary manager football has seen has come to to the end of his shelf-life after his first streak of adversity is a bit premature I think.
If I had to put money on any coach on the planet to reinvent the wheel I'd put them on Pep to do it yet again, and I'd like it to be for us and not giving him away prematurely for some other teams benefit.
Perhaps you're right (and I hope you are) - get this season out of the way and then a big rebuild with Pep. But we have a new DoF - and the controlled style Pep craves might be falling out of fashion.