It makes sense though, he’s always said he wants a shot of international management,and Holland is one of a handful that fit.Haha, you believe anything
I’m surprised more of you don’t talk about him in the English teamIt makes sense though, he’s always said he wants a shot of international management,and Holland is one of a handful that fit.
Whenever he decides its time I expect his next job to be a national team.
He would be brilliant with that current England squad, along with the youngsters coming through.I’m surprised more of you don’t talk about him in the English team
Haha, you believe anything
There we go I found it.
Think it’s the wrong job for him. He’d need time to coach most players into his methods and he wouldn’t get time to coach the players. Could you imagine the disaster of trying to get Pickford playing out from the back. It confuses him when Stones try's to get him to pass to him.I’m surprised more of you don’t talk about him in the English team
I appreciate that you're only saying that in the hope that he will stay at City forever, Kaz, but all good things come to an end, and I fully expect that our 'good thing' will come to an end as per Pep's contract at the end of 22/23.Haha, you believe anything
I'm still laughing about us being linked with 36 year old Luca Modric....I’m assuming there’s no gossip about the transfer market then?
I'm still laughing about us being linked with 36 year old Luca Modric....
There we go I found it.
There's more chance of him being our next coach after Pep...You mean it’s off? :(
I’m assuming there’s no gossip about the transfer market then?
Many a true word spoken in jest. Time will tell.Reads more like a bit of banter between old friends. For a start, Koeman assistant to Pep for the dutch national team he already managed well alone is clearly a cheeky joke.
A bit like Edin and Kolarov talking popcorn flavours really.
I see him manager of Brazil for around 4 years then 2 years in America before he retires then moves upstairs as technical director back at BarcaI appreciate that you're only saying that in the hope that he will stay at City forever, Kaz, but all good things come to an end, and I fully expect that our 'good thing' will come to an end as per Pep's contract at the end of 22/23.
I have thought for a while that we will see a Pep Guardiola coached squad at the 2026 World Cup, and the 2024 Euros would provide a good opportunity for development of that squad.
With family business interests etc, I can't see him leaving Europe, and the Netherlands would love to see a return to 'Cruyff style' football. It would probably be the most interesting personal challenge for Pep.
Fair comment. As I said, time will tell, but I really can't see him taking on another club side after City, unless Barcelona beg him to return.Like Pep can be arsed with the mess that is international football. It would kill him, limited time with players, half of which join up the national squad playing completely different styles of football at various fitness levels and confidence. Completely pointless.
He has explicitly expressed interest in itLike Pep can be arsed with the mess that is international football. It would kill him, limited time with players, half of which join up the national squad playing completely different styles of football at various fitness levels and confidence. Completely pointless.
Never say never of course but Pep has said plenty in his time and its all turned out to be nonsense. He wont go back to Barca, they drove him out of the club first time round with the infighting and politics.Fair comment. As I said, time will tell, but I really can't see him taking on another club side after City, unless Barcelona beg him to return.