Not just my opinion either, about 100 Blues in the Crown And Anchor Stevenson Sq after the game were more or less agreed upon it, didn't hear any Pellegrini outers really, we have to face reality he will be here next season and next season will be a big one for us so lets get behind the fellaTim of the Oak said:
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Discussion: Manuel Pellegrini 2014/15 (continued)
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I've supported pelligrini probably 95% of the time. About 6-8 weeks I felt his position was untenable, and I stand by that because it was at the time. We have it around to some extent though.
I think there have been many mistakes this year from many people, players included.
I also think this summer that will be fixed. I'm behind the bloke, and after the game today in the boozer my general feeling was that so is everyone else.
I think there have been many mistakes this year from many people, players included.
I also think this summer that will be fixed. I'm behind the bloke, and after the game today in the boozer my general feeling was that so is everyone else.
Silva_Spell said:If he keeps with this 4123/4141 setup I'm fine with him staying.
I do worry tho that he will abandon it for 442 again after shelling out huge money on yet another striker.
His excuse all along has been 'look, we lost playing with only 1 striker' but switching to a 1 ST formation sporadically throughout the season like he has proved nothing. Teams, like players, need a run of games to settle. These last 5/6 games we have looked less exposed as the games have gone by and that's due to the formation, not, as some say, leaving Kompany out.
2 strikers works if you have the right players.
Firmino, De Bruyne, Sterling.....it probably wouldn't.
That end to the season has solidified his position, and I think he'll still be in charge next season. I can only assume we have a cast iron guarantee from Guardiola to take over in 2016, otherwise Begiristain is going to look stupid.
He's not a stupid man, and Guardiola isn't likely to fuck him over so I assume an agreement is in place, otherwise we'd be balls out for Klopp.
He's not a stupid man, and Guardiola isn't likely to fuck him over so I assume an agreement is in place, otherwise we'd be balls out for Klopp.
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Ric said:That end to the season has solidified his position, and I think he'll still be in charge next season. I can only assume we have a cast iron guarantee from Guardiola to take over in 2016, otherwise Begiristain is going to look stupid.
He's not a stupid man, and Guardiola isn't likely to fuck him over so I assume an agreement is in place, otherwise we'd be balls out for Klopp.
Totally agree Ric.... now the club have to support him and go get the players needed to regain the title and make an impact on the champions league
Ric said:That end to the season has solidified his position, and I think he'll still be in charge next season. I can only assume we have a cast iron guarantee from Guardiola to take over in 2016, otherwise Begiristain is going to look stupid.
He's not a stupid man, and Guardiola isn't likely to fuck him over so I assume an agreement is in place, otherwise we'd be balls out for Klopp.
Such a risky strategy.
What if he wins the Bundesliga by 20 points again and that absolute twat Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, who would probably LOVE to fuck us over, offers to make him the highest paid coach in the world for another 3-4 years?
I wholeheartedly disagree with the strategy of playing out next season whilst waiting for your dream manager to swing in on a chandelier the following season.
Imagine trying to sell a Pogba or a Reus on a promise to sign this summer and we'll get Pep the next year.
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I'll be delighted if Pellegrini is in charge next year and I believe he will be, if we challenge domestically and progress in the Champions League next year I see no reason why he shouldn't be here the year after as well.
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I am quiet happy if he stays, Klopp would have been cool and Pepe etc but i never had a thing against Pellegrini.
My only issue was did he have the fire in his belly ?
I know a lot want Klopp etc and indeed we all need some Klopp in our life or Pep etc.
We are not doing bad with Pellegrini though and i like him.
My only issue was did he have the fire in his belly ?
I know a lot want Klopp etc and indeed we all need some Klopp in our life or Pep etc.
We are not doing bad with Pellegrini though and i like him.
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Ric said:That end to the season has solidified his position, and I think he'll still be in charge next season. I can only assume we have a cast iron guarantee from Guardiola to take over in 2016, otherwise Begiristain is going to look stupid.
He's not a stupid man, and Guardiola isn't likely to fuck him over so I assume an agreement is in place, otherwise we'd be balls out for Klopp.
Still can't see Pellers hanging around for his last year. But we will know one way or the other pretty soon so no sense sweating it.
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