Guardiola confirms intention to stay at City for next two years P123

[SilvaisSkyBlue]

No smoke without fire situation? Strange how it keeps rumbling on? I would imagine pep wouldn’t be too happy not being in the champions league to be honest.

What utter bollocks.

It’s spread by morons to feed the social media
Fuckwits which plague all platforms, pure click bait.

Pep has already answered the question clearly and precisely, he will only be leaving Manchester City if he is fired in the next two years.

Instead of believing all forms of media which will literally do anything to promote negativity about our club, try celebrating the greatest domestic team ever in this country’s football history, Manchester City and IMO the greatest manager seen in this country, Pep Guardiola.

 

[kaz7]

The only smoke being blown is up your arse.

Give it a rest.

He would believe the sky is black if twitter told him

 

[richards30]

The only smoke being blown is up your arse.

Give it a

 

[richards30]

Wow! No worries folks.

 

[Uffa]

Only arrogant fans come on here giving it the billy bollocks stuff,so if the cap fits..

You may have misread my post.

At least the fans we see here are arrogant and entitled. I never liked Juventus or their ultras. No real difference between Juventus, Byrne or Real Madrid for example. Building success based on monopolizing and manipulating their leagues. Different clubs, different countries, but same philosophy and strategy. As I said, motherfuckers.

Lol, thanks for the compliment then. At least you've narrowed the field to those you see on here.

So, Juve pushing for a City European ban so they can nick the best manager in the world and they have to get a special deal in place with Adidas to fund it and apparently were the club that lacks ethics / morals. You can’t make this sh*t up

Let me clarify one thing; from what emerged from our sources, Pep's transfer clause wouldn't have anything to do with your UEFA ban. I'm sure you know not to take anything said by the media as gold.
In any case, suppose UEFA really are a bunch of dickwits that bend for any team; do you really think that City wouldn't be able to contrast Juve's influence in that case?

It is italy, never anything bent going on there eh ?

As for talks of illegal transfer moves; last year, when rumours of us buying Ronaldo began to spread, all of Italy's media were on our tails because they thought it was all bullshit made up with the sole purpose of lifting Juve's stock market (which would have been illegal). Then Consob (Italy's national control commission for finance and stock market) immediately investigated Juventus and found all in order. You know the rest.
If anything, after all the penance we've done for Calciopoli, we're more closely watched and accused than any other team.

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

I doubt any CL ban (if we get one) would be next season as it would be challenged. He won’t be here longer than 2 more years and I suspect Juve may be his next destination but it won’t be next season. Sarri 8/15 now and Pep 7/2 with the bookies. He was 6/4 last week.

 

[EL APACHE TEVEZ]

Oooh come on,you don’t actually believe this shit..

 

[squirtyflower]

Below is the reason for this confidence , being in bed with UEFA. They assume Pep will ditch city and all his friends with Txiki and Sariano we are banned . The arrogance !

However, another group including Juventus reporter Luca Momblano, financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore, Sport Mediaset and La Stampa are continuing to insist Guardiola has agreed to join Juve.

They put forward the idea that Adidas and other sponsors will help Juventus pay for both his release from Manchester City and the huge salary he’d command in Turin.

It’s reported negotiations began in March and a non-binding pre-contract agreement was signed before the Champions League quarter-final defeat to Ajax.

Guardiola is said to be irritated at the imminent UEFA clampdown on Manchester City, which could see their transfer market frozen for two sessions or even their exclusion from the Champions League for one to two years.

It is reported by these sources that Guardiola has a clause in his City contract allowing him to walk away by June 15 if they fail to qualify for the Champions League.

Juventus President Andrea Agnelli, who is also chief of the European Club Association, is rumoured to have asked his UEFA contacts for information on what punishment Manchester City are heading towards, so he can prepare the safety net for Guardiola

So much for the confidentiality of the proceedings if this was to turn out true.
UEFA hoisted by their own petard?

 

[Pedestrian]

I’m not sure pep would consider Juve. They stink of corruption and he seems to have ethics.

 

[kaz7]

You may have misread my post.



Lol, thanks for the compliment then. At least you've narrowed the field to those you see on here.



Let me clarify one thing; from what emerged from our sources, Pep's transfer clause wouldn't have anything to do with your UEFA ban. I'm sure you know not to take anything said by the media as gold.
In any case, suppose UEFA really are a bunch of dickwits that bend for any team; do you really think that City wouldn't be able to contrast Juve's influence in that case?



As for talks of illegal transfer moves; last year, when rumours of us buying Ronaldo began to spread, all of Italy's media were on our tails because they thought it was all bullshit made up with the sole purpose of lifting Juve's stock market (which would have been illegal). Then Consob (Italy's national control commission for finance and stock market) immediately investigated Juventus and found all in order. You know the rest.
If anything, after all the penance we've done for Calciopoli, we're more closely watched and accused than any other team.

You are here solely to try and wind us up or maybe you are an arrogant **** who thinks your corrupt outfit can just click their fingers and pep will come running