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Guardiola confirms intention to stay at City for next two years P123
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SilvaisSkyBlue
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You mean because I’m not just looking from our point of view and happy clapping?
It’s a concern that we have impending bans. None of us like it but I’m not gona sit here saying nothings gona happen and all’s great behind the scenes because it isn’t.
We are the best. We are rich. We are upsetting a lot of people doing what we are.
We might love it but others will do all they can to hinder us.
It’s not behind the scenes.
Pep has clearly stated he will not be leaving in the next two years unless he was fired.
He is in an absolute central position and is fully aware of all accusations against City, he has never broken a contract and has always been fully truthful regarding staying to the end of any contract he has signed.
So if you think that is ‘happy clapping’, and we should not believe the mans very own words, then you crack on, me I will just believe the man himself.
kaz7
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He who has never won a title or a cup,right ohOne thing I’d be happy about when pep leaves would be Poch coming to us.
Could I ask why you aren't able to accept Guardiola's own words?
- Hope, which is a very strong drug ;)
- the same sources/gurus that told us about Ronaldo way before mainstream media caught notice of rumours
- a bunch of rumours, little evidences and some journalists who are very sure of what they say
- Juve's stock market behaviour and the fact that a lot of sources seem to come from the finance field
- the fact that managers and players have lied before and since he isn't my coach, I don't hold him to any standards and I don't expect a certain behaviour from him.
It could all be a great case of fake news, but we can't help but hope.
GX Blue
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See my post 5 above.It’s not behind the scenes.
Pep has clearly stated he will not be leaving in the next two years unless he was fired.
He is in an absolute central position and is fully aware of all accusations against City, he has never broken a contract and has always been fully truthful regarding staying to the end of any contract he has signed.
So if you think that is ‘happy clapping’, and we should not believe the mans very own words, then you crack on, me I will just believe the man himself.
You got that right, I’m certainly not going to argue that point about the media.
I’m also not saying he’s going. I’m going off what the great man has said himself. He said he’s staying.
My point was that things that ‘may’ happen in the future could have a domino effect and bad things we don’t think are actually conceivable now maybe in the near future depending on what the governing bodies decide.
Yeah fair enough.
kaz7
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Shut it youExcept when you're behind a steering wheel!
He who has never won a title or a cup,right oh
Well at least he would won the champs league bu then;)
SilvaisSkyBlue
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He who has never won a title or a cup,right oh
Hopefully that will not be the case in a few more hours :)
PragueBlue
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- Hope, which is a very strong drug ;)
- the same sources/gurus that told us about Ronaldo way before mainstream media caught notice of rumours
- a bunch of rumours, little evidences and some journalists who are very sure of what they say
- Juve's stock market behaviour and the fact that a lot of sources seem to come from the finance field
- the fact that managers and players have lied before and since he isn't my coach, I don't hold him to any standards and I don't expect a certain behaviour from him.
It could all be a great case of fake news, but we can't help but hope.
I think you will be disappointed to be honest.