Next Manager after Pep

[K-Bo]

Brendan rodgers will struggle with the egos at the club for sure, but on the bright side he'll bring Kolo back and the chant can get going again.

 

[Bonzo Nododo]

Brendan rodgers will struggle with the egos at the club for sure, but on the bright side he'll bring Kolo back and the chant can get going again.

'K-Bo, K-Bo,
'K-Bo, K-Bo'.

That one?

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

Yikes. He’s a decent intelligent coach but he definitely comes across as a man determined to build an image. You get the impression that unlike some managers like Pep, Klopp and Jose he doesn’t have that aura of self belief but fakes it instead. Hence his love of pseudo psychological managerial crap. For me that’s why his Leicester and Liverpool teams have tended to fall short, when the chips are down his players doubt him.

City believe he is at the perfect age to cement a legacy of his own, embrace the younger players now being dripped in.

Rodgers doesn't really have a bad word to say about us and that's deliberate. There's a paucity of elite managers winning at an elite level, outside of Pep, so City have been busy assessing Rodgers, aligned to the resources he has had so far in his career.

 

[Keeper!]

Go on then, give us a clear example of that.

Liverpool blowing the title, failing to win any cups.

Losing a lot of big matches.

Leicester twice blowing the chance of Champions league qualification in the last game of the season.

And please don't mention Celtic, he did well up there, very well, but against what and who? Rangers we in turmoil and Celtic had the lot to themselves.

As said, Rodgers in a very good coach/ manager, only a fool would argue he is not but as a man, personality and character, I personally dislike him, he comes over as a total creep and from a far a lot of his players see through him in time.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

Brendan rodgers will struggle with the egos at the club for sure, but on the bright side he'll bring Kolo back and the chant can get going again.

Vinny will be the next No.2 ;)

All part of the plan.

 

[Keeper!]

Why England he’d probably rather coach his home country Northern Ireland.

Brenda seems a highly ambitious man, he likes to manage boys with the same great ambition.

I am not sure the boys, lovely boys of Northern Ireland are good enough for Brenda.

 

[domalino]

Vinny will be the next No.2 ;)

All part of the plan.

More likely Fernandinho IMO.

Vinny's got the taste for management now, and getting Anderlecht back into Europe will give him a great platform to get bigger jobs.

 

[Lavinda Past]

Go on then, give us a clear example of that.

Liverpool will have ensured the truth behind his unceremonious sacking has been well and truly hidden, and he isn’t going to say owt.

Join the dots and make your own mind up. In any case, if he's not good enough for them, why would he be good right for City?

 

[Keeper!]

City believe he is at the perfect age to cement a legacy of his own, embrace the younger players now being dripped in.

Rodgers doesn't really have a bad word to say about us and that's deliberate. There's a paucity of elite managers winning at an elite level, outside of Pep, so City have been busy assessing Rodgers, aligned to the resources he has had so far in his career.

It will be interesting to see how the next few months go at Leicester.

He seems under some pressure from the fans, which seems harsh and unnecessary.

Let's see how he and his team react, probably the first time a crowd has turned on him and questioning him.

 

[WallyA]

He’s been at the same club since 2017

Yes your right.

I have mixed him up for another dutch manager whose name escapes me.