jimharri
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Forget that Norwegian flat track bully (we're not doing too badly without him at the moment). Pep would be the most important signing we could make in the next 18 months. Get it done Txiki, pay him what he wants.
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Next Manager after Pep
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THE story of that DNA is fascinating. I would call it Rinus Mikels football, but it goes back even further. A great legacy to inherit. Bayern never assimilated it, have Barca lost it? Embrace it, City.It is not Strange, i think it's deliberate attempt to make our club into third brand of Johan Cruyff football. What Pep done to City is the same thing that happened to Barca when Cryuff is become their manager back then.
Many current rival fans or football fans on general outside City will never accept the notion that City have the same DNA the likes of Ajax and Barca have. It will takes generations, more than 40 years to finally accept that we are the third brand of that football DNA. The real DNA, not fake ass DNA that the rags propoganda machine that they spouting with.
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Maybe even pay him separately as a consultant in the UAE too to boil Rory Smith’s piss dry.Forget that Norwegian flat track bully (we're not doing too badly without him at the moment). Pep would be the most important signing we could make in the next 18 months. Get it done Txiki, pay him what he wants.
Kamaro011
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THE story of that DNA is fascinating. I would call it Rinus Mikels football, but it goes back even further. A great legacy to inherit. Bayern never assimilated it, have Barca lost it? Embrace it, City.
Bayern is already established European Powerhouse, they are just incorporate some of it not fully assimilating like us because we are a blank canvas. A perfect place for someone competent with enough funding to completely rebuild it to become one of european powerhouse by borrowing it and along the way perfecting that DNA Formula.
WesthoughtonJohn
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I honestly don't think it will come down to the money - don't get me wrong I'm not suggesting Pep will continue on minimum wage - it'll be about him still seeing things to achieve, and if he feels burnt out.Forget that Norwegian flat track bully (we're not doing too badly without him at the moment). Pep would be the most important signing we could make in the next 18 months. Get it done Txiki, pay him what he wants.
The sounds from the recent BBC report are encouraging though.
Bald fraud
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I honestly think there’s something to this. The more the red top media give him no credit the more he wants to ram it down their throats! The thick fuckers can’t see it though!He will keep on signing extensions whilst there are dickheads out there who doubt him.
As there’s a never ending stream of dickheads who still continue to doubt him or try and belittle his achievements we will carry on benefitting from his desire to prove them wrong.
I’ll start to worry about him going when the praise starts...
Pep will want a fifth title and champs league for sure before walking off into the sunset, like a cool cowboy who has just spun his revolvers around before blowing them and slotting them back into their holders
LangleyBlue1970
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Typical City. We win the CL this season and no more Pep.
Bizarelly, after some of the comments last year, that would please some. Not the win, Pep going.
Bizarelly, after some of the comments last year, that would please some. Not the win, Pep going.
Long may it continueI honestly think there’s something to this. The more the red top media give him no credit the more he wants to ram it down their throats! The thick fuckers can’t see it though!
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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Scary thing is when he goes who is even remotely talented enough to replace him? There’s not a lot of up an coming managers bringing new ideas knocking about, probably the reason why the rags have been treading water since Mourinho left and why they haven’t got a clue who they will be appointing next.
This period of football that we are witnessing at the moment, enjoy it and never take it for granted. He’s managed to build a 100 point and quadruple winning machine, then rebuild to what we have now with no striker.
This period of football that we are witnessing at the moment, enjoy it and never take it for granted. He’s managed to build a 100 point and quadruple winning machine, then rebuild to what we have now with no striker.
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