Next Manager after Pep

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Long Slow Goodbye said:
He should have fulfilled his alleged ambition of coaching United if he wanted a ‘big club’ circus with hundreds of thousands of superficial tourist fans to pad out the stadium every week. But that was actually a difficult job post-Ferguson, so he took the easy option here instead, and has regularly belittled the club. Our attendances have actually been very good, especially considering we share a city with one of the three biggest clubs in the world, even before the Abu Dhabi reboot.

The reality is this club has done more for Pep Guardiola and his legacy than he has for us; 2/5 titles before him, 3/5 with him while acquiring a depth of quality that his predecessors never had. As long as the owners are in place, our next manager will win titles as well; who knows, they might even be able to deliver European success too.

Mancini didn’t need to dress like a ticket tout or sing Oasis songs in a nauseating attempt to endear himself to the fans, he just fought for us and the club on the touchline and in the media. Hopefully our next one will do the same.
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Fucking hell whatever you are smoking ffs stop it !
 
malg said:
If England don't deliver then Southgate might be an option. He's proved himself on the world's biggest stage and got England playing expansive attractive football.

He might be the right fit to attract young talent like Martial......
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malg said:
If England don't deliver then Southgate might be an option. He's proved himself on the world's biggest stage and got England playing expansive attractive football.

He might be the right fit to attract young talent like Martial......
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Got your hooks sharpened malg ?
 
OB1 said:
Is he?

He won the FA Cup last year.

He has taken his team to 5th place in the league in the last two seasons and based on their squad, that is probably a case of finishing as high as it is reasonable to expect.

When he managed the best team in a division, he won everything domestically.

If he comes to City, he will win loads of trophies. Will he be the guy to replace Pep? That depends on when Pep goes and I hope Pep will extend again but, right now, I continue to think Brenda will be high on the list of people City would turn to.

The other guy I reckon will be in contention is Julian Nagelsmann if he does well at Bayern.
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He is, yeah.

Leicester blew a Champions League spot two years on the bounce. Where they were expected to finish is irrelevant - they were miles ahead of the competition and collapsed, twice. Same thing happened at Liverpool in 13/14.

His tenure at Celtic is about as relevant to managing Man City as would be a stint managing the US Women's team.

Nagelsmann is a good shout though.
 
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