Enrique has only won silverware with Barcelona which was a forgone conclusion & he's not really working wonders as the Spain coach so i wouldn't say he was an elite manager.Off the top of my head - Enrique, Ancelotti.
"a few years time" is the clue , Anderlecht/Burnley are a rung on the ladder , Ancelloti started out at Reggiana many years ago , he seems to have done alright he was Juventus manager within five years.Yeah, coaching Burnley in the championship really sets you up well for the City job.
Take your blue specs off.
How exactly was winning a Champions League with Barcelona a forgone conclusion. I’d day he had merit in it. I also think he is doing a good job with Spain. The team plays good football and they don’t have the best squadEnrique has only won silverware with Barcelona which was a forgone conclusion & he's not really working wonders as the Spain coach so i wouldn't say he was an elite manager.
As for Ancelotti he's in his 60's in the twilight of his managerial career so i doubt he's a manager City would be interested in.
At present yes , if Pep signs for another five years you have no idea how Vinnies managerial career will progress , he took over at Anderlecht with them 8th in the table with 43pts , he has left two years later in 3rd position and 64pts , a definite improvement , not sure Solksjaer had a similar influence on the Rags.Whoever replaces Guardiola has to be an elite world class manager.
Vinny, Arteta and Viera aren’t even playing the same sport. Arteta has potential and was by all accounts a brilliant number two, but look at the way Arsenal bottled the top four this season. He’s nowhere near the top level yet.
Vinny is about as qualified as Solskaer.
Before he had taken over Juventus he had come second place at Serie A with Parma. And even then, he wasn’t exactly successful at Juventus."a few years time" is the clue , Anderlecht/Burnley are a rung on the ladder , Ancelloti started out at Reggiana many years ago , he seems to have done alright he was Juventus manager within five years.
With all due respect (sincerely!), whatever a manager does at Anderlecht is entirely meaningless. It’s like a different sport than our levelAt present yes , if Pep signs for another five years you have no idea how Vinnies managerial career will progress , he took over at Anderlecht with them 8th in the table with 43pts , he has left two years later in 3rd position and 64pts , a definite improvement , not sure Solksjaer had a similar influence on the Rags.
Di Matteo won the Champions League with Chelsea, it doesn't make him an elite manager.How exactly was winning a Champions League with Barcelona a forgone conclusion. I’d day he had merit in it. I also think he is doing a good job with Spain. The team plays good football and they don’t have the best squad