You kind of prove my point with the exception of Allegri who I agree has been a very successful manager and would be a good candidate. The others are regarded as good managers by journos but no major clubs have been sufficiently impressed to hire them. Journos generally know fuck all and change their minds every few weeks.If you prefer City to get Simeone thats fine. But to say «most of the names mentioned have achieved fuck all» is just not true.
Allegri guided Juve to two CL finals, while Pochettino, Tuchel, Nagelsmann, Ten Hag are all regarded as the best young managers in the world.
Also remember that Pep himself was only the Barca B manager when he got his first big job, so could turn out that Arteta would be a great choice for us.
Rodgers all day, should he continue to keep Leicester competitive.
A bit like trying to find a replacement for Yaya or Fernandinho, you just can't.
Sometimes you have to find a suitable alternative that just keeps you winning.
Rodgers all day, should he continue to keep Leicester competitive.
A bit like trying to find a replacement for Yaya or Fernandinho, you just can't.
Sometimes you have to find a suitable alternative that just keeps you winning.
I like Ten Hag as a replacement after Pep...It depends if the City hierarchy wants to continue in the same style and fashion. Erik Ten Hag and Thomas Tuchel are the two obvious names if City wants to keep Guardiola's structure and positional play intact. Bayern Munchen decided to go in a different way with the appointment of Ancelotti and that did not went well.. Pochettino's football has nothing to do with Guardiola's so this is a no go from the start.
You sound like you think we'll finish 7th or 8th, yeah we have made mistakes this season, but Var has cost us at least 6 pts.No way Pep will stay until 2025 next season likely to be his last as I don't see an extension coming. Indeed If I was a gambling man I would say he could be off in May either if we win the CL or as is more likely given current form we fall backwards over the rest of the season. The last two seasons have been amazing and I will remain eternally grateful to the man but perhaps this side has peaked already and he may not be interested in a rebuild. His reluctance to give more game time to Foden and other youngsters may indicate a short term horizon and a lack of interest in the longer term. The next six league games will largely define the success or otherwise of the team and come New Years day we will either be right back in the game or cut adrift.
If you prefer City to get Simeone thats fine. But to say «most of the names mentioned have achieved fuck all» is just not true.
Allegri guided Juve to two CL finals, while Pochettino, Tuchel, Nagelsmann, Ten Hag are all regarded as the best young managers in the world.
Also remember that Pep himself was only the Barca B manager when he got his first big job, so could turn out that Arteta would be a great choice for us.
I honestly don’t see why not.No way Pep will stay until 2025 next season likely to be his last as I don't see an extension coming. Indeed If I was a gambling man I would say he could be off in May either if we win the CL or as is more likely given current form we fall backwards over the rest of the season. The last two seasons have been amazing and I will remain eternally grateful to the man but perhaps this side has peaked already and he may not be interested in a rebuild. His reluctance to give more game time to Foden and other youngsters may indicate a short term horizon and a lack of interest in the longer term. The next six league games will largely define the success or otherwise of the team and come New Years day we will either be right back in the game or cut adrift.