Next Manager after Pep

[p.taker]

"Next Manager After Pep" thread with 2k replies half a dozen threads down the page. **starts new thread**

 

[Postman Pep]

Don't see any scenario where we turn into that shambles over the road because of the way the club is run. Pep has inspired a generation of coaches so in theory there should be options that could negate the loss of his brilliance. Ferguson, as good as he was, left no such legacy. His disciples generally end up doing media gigs inbetween jobs or end up on the after dinner circuit reminiscing.

 

[Barcon]

Rag.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

This might have been discussed before, but the demise of our neighbours in Salford after the Fergie years has been quite obvious. So we now enter the later era of the Pep years, I doubt he will stay for much longer than his current contract, so do we have a plan beyond? If so, I hope it is better than the neighbours’ had. Thoughts welcome.

Salford? There’s only one club in Salford and they’re called City.

United are from Trafford Park in Stretford in Trafford, not Salford.

 

[blue44]

This might have been discussed before, but the demise of our neighbours in Salford after the Fergie years has been quite obvious. So we now enter the later era of the Pep years, I doubt he will stay for much longer than his current contract, so do we have a plan beyond? If so, I hope it is better than the neighbours’ had. Thoughts welcome.

dont fret lads
iv heard Ole is looking for work.

 

[Octavian]

Ferguson ran the entire club top to bottom, do you not think our leadership have a plan? How anyone can doubt them after 5 PL trophies, 2 FA Cups, about 3000 league cups, Pep Guardiola, the win at CAS and the facilities over the road in the academy… I’ll never fookin’ know.

 

[Kamaro011]

Don't see any scenario where we turn into that shambles over the road because of the way the club is run. Pep has inspired a generation of coaches so in theory there should be options that could negate the loss of his brilliance. Ferguson, as good as he was, left no such legacy. His disciples generally end up doing media gigs inbetween jobs or end up on the after dinner circuit reminiscing.

Just like Pep is being inspired by Johan Cruyff, opening his mind and start pursuing manager/coaching seriously after his playing career.

Recently Kevin said on interview that he started pursuing coaching seriously after meeting and talk with Pep, i imagine many player like Kevin in City also being inspired by Pep after they meet and talking with him.

Kompany have done it, Kevin is following behind him and i suspect Fernandinho, Gundogan and probably more will going to be coaching career after their playing day is over.

This time unlike The Rags, many of our player have a solid idea of what an actual tactic and playstyle they will try to bring and teach in future. Ofc they need to prove themselves to be a good manager/coach outside a the Club with a good track record before the board even consider them on their list of the next Manchester City manager.

 

[Gaz (FMwkdsoul)]

Ten Hag's contract is up the same time as Peps in 2023. Nagelsman is up in 2025. either of those would be pretty decent if Pep extends again or not.

The board have know since they came in what style they want and hired accordingly. We'll never take a turn where the squad has to be ripped up and started again.

 

[Bluekiwi]

His applications to First Bus, Stagecoach and National Express are pending.

Did Magic turn him down?

 

[ROCKET80]

Ten Hag's contract is up the same time as Peps in 2023. Nagelsman is up in 2025. either of those would be pretty decent if Pep extends again or not.

The board have know since they came in what style they want and hired accordingly. We'll never take a turn where the squad has to be ripped up and started again.

Ten Hag's contract expiring same time as Peps? The way we operate that can't be a coincidence, City wouldn't have to pay Ajax a penny for one of the most sought after manager's in Europe.