Yeah he has another year love him to sign another 2 year contract end of this season but if pep wants to leave the best way is a year before his contract runs out so there is no unrest with 12 months of speculation of whose the next manager is or players just not on it..
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Pep Guardiola - 2023/24
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Yeah he has another year love him to sign another 2 year contract end of this season but if pep wants to leave the best way is a year before his contract runs out so there is no unrest with 12 months of speculation of whose the next manager is or players just not on it..
I know he's amazing, arguably the goat,but I dont think we should have given him a hair contract.Hasn't he got another season on hair contract? He'll see it out and then I think he'll be off.
9 wins from 10 finals at City.
When you consider they're one off games, against mostly top class opponents, many of whom have good records against us in the league... it is absolutely fucking ridiculous.
And he still gets grief for that one that he lost.
When you consider they're one off games, against mostly top class opponents, many of whom have good records against us in the league... it is absolutely fucking ridiculous.
And he still gets grief for that one that he lost.
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Pep Guardiola has carved his name into history once again by becoming the first manager to win four FIFA Club World Cup finals.
A 4-0 triumph over Brazilian side Fluminense in Jeddah saw City crowned champions of the world – with the Club also becoming the first English side to win the five major trophies of Premier League, FA Cup, Champions League, UEFA Super Cup and Club World Cup in a single calendar year.
It also represented the Etihad manager’s 16th major trophy since he joined City in the summer of 2016 and 37th overall since he first began his transformational career as a head coach with Barcelona in 2008.
Furthermore, the victory in the Saudi Arabian port city saw Pep become the first manager to triumph in four FIFA Club World Cups, with Guardiola overtaking Carlo Ancelotti who has won the trophy on three occasions.
A 4-0 triumph over Brazilian side Fluminense in Jeddah saw City crowned champions of the world – with the Club also becoming the first English side to win the five major trophies of Premier League, FA Cup, Champions League, UEFA Super Cup and Club World Cup in a single calendar year.
It also represented the Etihad manager’s 16th major trophy since he joined City in the summer of 2016 and 37th overall since he first began his transformational career as a head coach with Barcelona in 2008.
Furthermore, the victory in the Saudi Arabian port city saw Pep become the first manager to triumph in four FIFA Club World Cups, with Guardiola overtaking Carlo Ancelotti who has won the trophy on three occasions.
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The standard he's held to in comparison to his peers is incomparable. People are already coming up with excuses as to why Klopp shouldn't win the league this season versus a third-year(fourth?) manager in Arteta.9 wins from 10 finals at City.
When you consider they're one off games, against mostly top class opponents, many of whom have good records against us in the league... it is absolutely fucking ridiculous.
And he still gets grief for that one that he lost.
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I don't like the sound of that.. hopefully he just needs a little break over the winter or a short sebaticle!
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I don't like the sound of that.. hopefully he just needs a little break over the winter or a short sebaticle!
Sounds ready to leave. Maybe this will be his last.
End of an era.
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You never want it to end, but I suppose one day it must.
If he does leave, what more could we have asked him for? An utter legend by any and every metric and we’ll be forever grateful
If he does leave, what more could we have asked him for? An utter legend by any and every metric and we’ll be forever grateful
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"It was an incredible year," said Guardiola. "Today we closed the chapter. We won everything we could. Now time to try again."
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Yeah, but it’ll never work in England!Pep Guardiola has carved his name into history once again by becoming the first manager to win four FIFA Club World Cup finals.
A 4-0 triumph over Brazilian side Fluminense in Jeddah saw City crowned champions of the world – with the Club also becoming the first English side to win the five major trophies of Premier League, FA Cup, Champions League, UEFA Super Cup and Club World Cup in a single calendar year.
It also represented the Etihad manager’s 16th major trophy since he joined City in the summer of 2016 and 37th overall since he first began his transformational career as a head coach with Barcelona in 2008.
Furthermore, the victory in the Saudi Arabian port city saw Pep become the first manager to triumph in four FIFA Club World Cups, with Guardiola overtaking Carlo Ancelotti who has won the trophy on three occasions.
Oh wait…HAHAHAHAHA!!!
Pep has made fools of nearly all the pundits who gloated over that first season!!
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