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

[Uffa]

I do speak Italian pretty fluently so would welcome any links to better forums. I have enjoyed reading that one though.

You see, while I don't doubt your good intentions, sharing the link to that forum in here these days would possibly lead to it being filled with spam, trolling and flame by users of BlueMoon.

I know I wouldn't behave like that, but I can't guarantee for Internet strangers who right now are on the other side of the barricade.

 

[M18CTID]

I said I would stop posting when our new manager would be official and that's what I'm going to do, but now I'm here to reassure the very few of you who are still a bit nervous about Pep's future (can't believe I'm doing this).

I don't know which Juve forum you've taken a peek at, but at the one I follow we're really exhausted by this whole mess and right now we only want the club to announce someone, anyone, just so we can go on with the transfer market and think about the team's future.

All the signs (including Juve's share plummeting this morning) lead to Pep staying where he is so there are just a couple of us who still believe, but now it's just blind faith and nothing else. In my previous posts I wrote that I hoped he would come to Turin because there were lots of mixed news, but even a fan can go only so far before accepting reality.

For what it's worth, I don't think the many rumours of him coming to Juve were just invented to raise our stock market, since Sarri's appointment will drag it back down to the start and below. There were probably real talks or attempts that didn't end well, for one reason or another.

It wasn't a media attack on your club, we were just another example of how news spread by different media can confuse you as hell and play on your hopes to make you believe things that don't have any truth to them anymore.

I've no doubt that Juve approached City and Pep but like Ric said, I think it's one for the future for Pep to consider. He won't be at City forever and he'll fancy a fresh challenge in the next few years. It makes a lot of sense for him to go to Juve at some point but it makes very little sense for him to do it now when he keeps saying he's happy at City and has all his mates here with him too.

It does seem weird that the story has been given plenty of "legs" in certain circles. For what it's worth, if Sarri ends up at Juve I think he'll do a fantastic job

 

[PragueBlue]

You see, while I don't doubt your good intentions, sharing the link to that forum in here these days would possibly lead to it being filled with spam, trolling and flame by users of BlueMoon.

I know I wouldn't behave like that, but I can't guarantee for Internet strangers who right now are on the other side of the barricade.

We have had that link up for the English speaking Juventus fans and haven't noticed any kind of Bluemoon invasion (in fact there are more Juve posters on here than city posters on that one) and an Italian language one would be even less likely. No worries though, I'll have a look around myself.

 

[BabieBabs]

Don't you think he would be more than pleased to train Ronaldo, after having had Messi? He would be the only one to have the two. Ronaldo hasn't time on his side

 

[PepG]

If they appoint Sarri it shows clear intention to bring Pep in 2 years time. Sarri is the only Italian coach who has very similar system and style to Pep and he will be the guy to prepare Juventus for Guardiola's arrival. Juventus team of now is not suitable to Pep at all.

 

[kaz7]

I said I would stop posting when our new manager would be official and that's what I'm going to do, but now I'm here to reassure the very few of you who are still a bit nervous about Pep's future (can't believe I'm doing this).

I don't know which Juve forum you've taken a peek at, but at the one I follow we're really exhausted by this whole mess and right now we only want the club to announce someone, anyone, just so we can go on with the transfer market and think about the team's future.

All the signs (including Juve's share plummeting this morning) lead to Pep staying where he is so there are just a couple of us who still believe, but now it's just blind faith and nothing else. In my previous posts I wrote that I hoped he would come to Turin because there were lots of mixed news, but even a fan can go only so far before accepting reality.

For what it's worth, I don't think the many rumours of him coming to Juve were just invented to raise our stock market, since Sarri's appointment will drag it back down to the start and below. There were probably real talks or attempts that didn't end well, for one reason or another.

It wasn't a media attack on your club, we were just another example of how news spread by different media can confuse you as hell and play on your hopes to make you believe things that don't have any truth to them anymore.

Hahaha he was never leaving

 

[Sir peace frog]

If they appoint Sarri it shows clear intention to bring Pep in 2 years time. Sarri is the only Italian coach who has very similar system and style to Pep and he will be the guy to prepare Juventus for Guardiola's arrival. Juventus team of now is not suitable to Pep at all.

that's a very good point, and something i think city did getting Pellegrini in , i can see him going to Italy one day

 

[come-on-barney]

Now Pep’s gone wonder who we are after?

 

[meeesh]

Now Pep’s gone wonder who we are after?

I'd have Allardyce in a heartbeat

 

[kaz7]

If they appoint Sarri it shows clear intention to bring Pep in 2 years time. Sarri is the only Italian coach who has very similar system and style to Pep and he will be the guy to prepare Juventus for Guardiola's arrival. Juventus team of now is not suitable to Pep at all.

Clear intention? that's just a guess