Guardiola: “If the club wants me, I want to stay here”

BlueMoonRisin’ said:
He'll be even more special if he soon announces he'll extend his contract as it will help in quelling the current Klopp wankfest.
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He said he'll be here for another year & will hopefully extend his contract.

It's just the way Pep prefers to do it, because it stops him, the club & the players getting too comfortable with each other which he thinks will make us lose our edge.

He's won everything at City in the toughest league in the world & has his two best Barça mates as his immediate bosses. They give him everything he needs to succeed, which must alleviate any unnecessary pressure.

When being interviewed about Aspirin's FFP/PSR comments, & a mentally & emotionally broken Klopp leaving the Dippers, Pep kept saying "We" "Us" "Our" etc. Pep gets us & sees this as his club & his squad.

He was blushing the other week when a reporter told him that a League One manager had been effusing about Baldy, & the effect he'd had on English football.

The manager said he was copying Guardiola's City, as was everyone in children's football, non-league, the EFL, the PL, & right up to waistcoat's national team.

Our slaphead was blushing & trying to play it down, but Pep knows this is the truth deep down.

Look how far he's come, & how much he's proved since all his doubters said his flimsy Tiki Taka football wouldn't work in the EPL which boasted brutal cloggers like McTominey, Phil Jones & Matic etc.

The only thing wrong with Manchester City, is the English weather. But there's always a downside to everything I suppose. :-)
 
Dribble said:
He said he'll be here for another year & will hopefully extend his contract.

It's just the way Pep prefers to do it, because it stops him, the club & the players getting too comfortable with each other which he thinks will make us lose our edge.

He's won everything at City in the toughest league in the world & has his two best Barça mates as his immediate bosses. They give him everything he needs to succeed, which must alleviate any unnecessary pressure.

When being interviewed about Aspirin's FFP/PSR comments, & a mentally & emotionally broken Klopp leaving the Dippers, Pep kept saying "We" "Us" "Our" etc. Pep gets us & sees this as his club & his squad.

He was blushing the other week when a reporter told him that a League One manager had been effusing about Baldy, & the effect he'd had on English football.

The manager said he was copying Guardiola's City, as was everyone in children's football, non-league, the EFL, the PL, & right up to waistcoat's national team.

Our slaphead was blushing & trying to play it down, but Pep knows this is the truth deep down.

Look how far he's come, & how much he's proved since all his doubters said his flimsy Tiki Taka football wouldn't work in the EPL which boasted brutal cloggers like McTominey, Phil Jones & Matic etc.

The only thing wrong with Manchester City, is the English weather. But there's always a downside to everything I suppose. :-)
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Hopefully he stays.

I think he loves the premier league because he has to really work for it. I know our trophy haul makes it look easy but it's not.

I don't see where he would go that would really stimulate him to the level he needs and enjoys.

I don't see him going back to Spain because he wouldn't go anywhere but Barca and I don't see him returning there. Same as I don't think he would go back to Bayern or Germany.

I don't think a team like PSG and the French league would excite him at all.

Italy possibly, somewhere like Juventus. Serie A can be a decent challenge.

I don't know the man personally but I think we can all see he loves tough competition to bring the best out of him and when you consider all of the above, I think he's already at the most ideal place to keep him motivated and stimulated as a manager.
 
Crooked_rain said:
Hopefully he stays.

I think he loves the premier league because he has to really work for it. I know our trophy haul makes it look easy but it's not.

I don't see where he would go that would really stimulate him to the level he needs and enjoys.

I don't see him going back to Spain because he wouldn't go anywhere but Barca and I don't see him returning there. Same as I don't think he would go back to Bayern or Germany.

I don't think a team like PSG and the French league would excite him at all.

Italy possibly, somewhere like Juventus. Serie A can be a decent challenge.

I don't know the man personally but I think we can all see he loves tough competition to bring the best out of him and when you consider all of the above, I think he's already at the most ideal place to keep him motivated and stimulated as a manager.
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Yup, I think you’re right about his need for competition. Hope you are right about him staying.
 
Dribble said:
The only thing wrong with Manchester City, is the English weather. But there's always a downside to everything I suppose. :-)
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Nowt wrong with our weather. Makes us stronger when we get the bad stuff and teaches us to appreciate things when it’s good.




And the Canaries are only 4hrs away.
 
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