Next Manager after Pep

[wahablue]

Patrick doing a fine job at Palace.

 

[AdamMarrett]

There's a article doing the rounds in Australia that Postecoglou from Celtic is liked at some level at City. A very good manager, barely heard of in European terms but he dominated our local league, lead our national team to the Asian Cup, easily our greatest ever manager & did a great job in Japan. Now he's doing well at Celtic.

I doubt we'd go down that path, but he prefers attacking, possession based football. Won't surprise me to see him at a big club in England at some point.

 

[Bill]

Arteta looking like he will be getting some champions league experience next season.
Ten haag looking likely for the rags.

Maybe Arteta could be the one

oops.

hopefully Pep will extend , he's not all there but the bigger picture is there is nobody out there as good . especially for attracting players .

 

[stoneblue]

There's a article doing the rounds in Australia that Postecoglou from Celtic is liked at some level at City. A very good manager, barely heard of in European terms but he dominated our local league, lead our national team to the Asian Cup, easily our greatest ever manager & did a great job in Japan. Now he's doing well at Celtic.

I doubt we'd go down that path, but he prefers attacking, possession based football. Won't surprise me to see him at a big club in England at some point.

They were discussing him on the Monday Night Club on Radio 5 last night. Apparently he's well regarded at City, they were aware of him through his time as coach at Yokohama F Marinos one of the City Football Group clubs. Think he'd be a left field selection to replace Pep, but certainly someone to keep an eye out for. As you say, I expect to see him in the Prem eventually.

 

[waspish]

Viera looks the man for me he has experience now, coached our youth team knows our style of play and looking at his team his players they believe in him and work there bollocks of even Zaha was getting back into the left back spot to defend. Also his teams has his character as a player a steel in the team unlike in Arteta team.

Yep think city will go for him once Pep goes.

 

[vincent]

They were discussing him on the Monday Night Club on Radio 5 last night. Apparently he's well regarded at City, they were aware of him through his time as coach at Yokohama F Marinos one of the City Football Group clubs. Think he'd be a left field selection to replace Pep, but certainly someone to keep an eye out for. As you say, I expect to see him in the Prem eventually.

 

[mancityscot]

wouldnt pay any attention to that whatsoever

 

[Xhavenjoe]

he's not all there but the bigger picture is there is nobody out there as good . especially for attracting players .

Nobody out there as good but don't know if attracting players is one of his better attributes

 

[Asa's left peg]

Got to be Luis Enrique. Seamless transition on the playing style, able to work with the holy trinity (Txixi, Soriano and Cool hand) and most importantly - we can still piss off journalists (...well, you know what I mean) at press conferences.
Job done.

 

[mccity]

We should act like we're interested in Lampard so that United go after him. That seems to be their approach to these things.