I want him to win every title Divison 2,1 the championship and then the premier league whilst simultaneously winning all domestic trophies each season, as we would have no CL. What a ride that would be.
Pep's seen off Moureen & Klipperty, but has the new guns of Arteta, Ange & Poch coming after him, plus whomever takes over from Teeth.
We're evolving the team & tactics to remain a-top the leading pack, & Pep still has the full support of HRH, Khaldoon & his best mates Soriano & Txiki.
In the last week Moureen's been sacked AGAIN, & Klipperty & Xavi have had mental breakdowns & decided to leave their clubs because the pressure to succeed is unbearable.
In comparison, Baldy must feel like Manchester City is football nirvana.
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Klopp’s reasons for leaving say a lot about the support structure, or lack of it he receives. It seems we’ve got that bit right with Pep.
Hopefully not, I’d like each one of the cunts to succeed …!!!Roan, Delaney, Harris, Jordan, Stone etc on permanent suicide watch.
Yeah, he gets it. He gets us. Pep KnowsI hope they keep asking him when he’s leaving. It just makes him want to stay all the more for me. I also reckon pep loves seeing the pain in their faces when he replies that he’s happy here and is open to extending
Piss off!! My knees are bad enough without another ten years of jumping up and down celebrating goals. And trophies.We want Pep to stay 10 more years at least.
Whilst I agree with every word, including the fact that there is no better job in world football, my concern is different.That was my main conclusion from his documentary. Barcelona was intense. He'd been there as a player and then as manager and off the pitch it was too intense for him, he did everything he needed to and more and I'm not sure he particularly enjoyed it in the end. I really don't think he'd ever go back. Bayern had off the field issues. They had their way of doing things and he had quite public issues with people which were often leaked from outside of his trusted team. The issue with the club doctor for example.
He's got everything he needs at City. He's got a board that fully support him. If he doesn't like something they'll change it for him because they know he's the critical piece. They never put that pressure of winning the CL on his back, the media did but he achieved it anyway.
Why leave? He doesn't have the pressure from the fans or club he had elsewhere. Everything is perfect to him to keep succeeding at City and he has a squad of players that keep listening and keep buying into what he's trying to do. We love him. Whether he wins the lot or nothing we know he's the right man and he has our support so in his downtime he can actually relax.
I just can't see him doing international management, club football or nothing. The way he drills his teams is his forte, he just wouldn't have the time with his players to implement his methods.Whilst I agree with every word, including the fact that there is no better job in world football, my concern is different.
He’s a sensible, intelligent and decent man and he might well want more time with his family. An international job might provide that, or even some sort of different role somewhere. Or a sabbatical or semi retirement.
I just can't see him doing international management, club football or nothing. The way he drills his teams is his forte, he just wouldn't have the time with his players to implement his methods.