scousemanc
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I prefer a manager with a sensible name like for example, Roberto, rather than a childish name like for example, Pep
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Pep Guardiola Confirms Premiere League Managerial Desire
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citytill1die84
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City clearly need to come out now and say Mancini is staying. This could cause problems for the team.
Wow, his English is much much better than Mancini's. http://www.thefa.com/News/2013/jan/pep-guardiola-i-want-to-coach-in-england-fa150--150113.aspx
ifiwasarichfan
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My interpretation of all this is that he is going to try his hand in Germany and its a way of telling Roman to stop mithering him.
BlueMoonz1977
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There are 2 factors that have to be looked at:
Mourinho To City? :-
This would probably be the one manager that the scum would not want us to acquire most. Mourinho has already proven pedigree in this league within his time at chelsea. As we know he was the one manager that since his time at Porto and after that win in the CL against the rags, was able to wrestle the then dominance from bacon faces hands.
The downside to Mourinho is if he has the desire to stay long term and not only start but finish a project?
Pep To City :-
Pep has proved before taking the full managers job at Barca that he had what was required to be a great manager. He managed the Barca B team with whom he gained promotion with. He ran and developed the youth players within the B team and was the manager responsible for bringing back the Johan Cruyff philosophy of football.
Both of these managers live and breath football.
Quotes from Barcelona players when asked about Guardiola give an insight as to how he worked. One quote from a player stated that after a game, the team returned to the Barca grounds where the players changed and left to go home. Pep was seem in his office studying video footage of their next league opponents. The amount of time & energy that Guardiola put into his work is the reason why he has taken a year out.
To simply say he inherited a team which would win anyway is wrong. Some people now say, look at Barca without him, they fail to realise that the now coach Tito Vilanova served alongside Pep during his team as the reserve team coach and was also responsible for assisting in the philosophy that Pep encouraged.
Also players from Mourinho's time at Chelsea have quoted how great a tactician and the amount of preparation his puts not only into acquiring details on the opposition, individual players and into team training.
Both managers have the attributes to become the modern era's greatest managers.
It is whether the 2 people now responsible for the running of our club ( Soriano & Txiki) determine that we still move forward with Bobby or put the manager in place that they want to take the club further both in terms of development on & off the pitch.
The direction the club is taking is the same one that Barcelona have developed that is certain - Academy & Youth players that will supply the first team with academy generated talent.
Because of the links that Soriano & txiki had with Barca & Pep, it is inevitable that our club will be linked with him. Also due to our position we will be linked with any great manager that becomes available.
If Bobby does remain then he would not be able to justify any bad results on a lack of signings. He will have to fully understand that the squad will be trimmed of the surplus players, yes signings will be made to strengthen the squad but it will not be 3 or 4 major signings of the World Class mould.
Players young enough but talented will be acquired. Players that are deemed good enough still to bring something to the first team should the manager require them, but also who are signed on a fee & wage that does not outweigh their contribution to our club.
According to reports, we have not even approached or made any kind of formal offer for Pep or Mourinho - time will tell.
Whatever happens will happen, and it will happen for the greater good of our fantastic club.
If a new manager is acquired, Bobby will be forever written down in our history as the manager that brought back the sleeping giant and awoke the beast.
He will be written in our memories and our sons/daughters memories forever - which is truly justified.
Mourinho To City? :-
This would probably be the one manager that the scum would not want us to acquire most. Mourinho has already proven pedigree in this league within his time at chelsea. As we know he was the one manager that since his time at Porto and after that win in the CL against the rags, was able to wrestle the then dominance from bacon faces hands.
The downside to Mourinho is if he has the desire to stay long term and not only start but finish a project?
Pep To City :-
Pep has proved before taking the full managers job at Barca that he had what was required to be a great manager. He managed the Barca B team with whom he gained promotion with. He ran and developed the youth players within the B team and was the manager responsible for bringing back the Johan Cruyff philosophy of football.
Both of these managers live and breath football.
Quotes from Barcelona players when asked about Guardiola give an insight as to how he worked. One quote from a player stated that after a game, the team returned to the Barca grounds where the players changed and left to go home. Pep was seem in his office studying video footage of their next league opponents. The amount of time & energy that Guardiola put into his work is the reason why he has taken a year out.
To simply say he inherited a team which would win anyway is wrong. Some people now say, look at Barca without him, they fail to realise that the now coach Tito Vilanova served alongside Pep during his team as the reserve team coach and was also responsible for assisting in the philosophy that Pep encouraged.
Also players from Mourinho's time at Chelsea have quoted how great a tactician and the amount of preparation his puts not only into acquiring details on the opposition, individual players and into team training.
Both managers have the attributes to become the modern era's greatest managers.
It is whether the 2 people now responsible for the running of our club ( Soriano & Txiki) determine that we still move forward with Bobby or put the manager in place that they want to take the club further both in terms of development on & off the pitch.
The direction the club is taking is the same one that Barcelona have developed that is certain - Academy & Youth players that will supply the first team with academy generated talent.
Because of the links that Soriano & txiki had with Barca & Pep, it is inevitable that our club will be linked with him. Also due to our position we will be linked with any great manager that becomes available.
If Bobby does remain then he would not be able to justify any bad results on a lack of signings. He will have to fully understand that the squad will be trimmed of the surplus players, yes signings will be made to strengthen the squad but it will not be 3 or 4 major signings of the World Class mould.
Players young enough but talented will be acquired. Players that are deemed good enough still to bring something to the first team should the manager require them, but also who are signed on a fee & wage that does not outweigh their contribution to our club.
According to reports, we have not even approached or made any kind of formal offer for Pep or Mourinho - time will tell.
Whatever happens will happen, and it will happen for the greater good of our fantastic club.
If a new manager is acquired, Bobby will be forever written down in our history as the manager that brought back the sleeping giant and awoke the beast.
He will be written in our memories and our sons/daughters memories forever - which is truly justified.
scousemanc said:I prefer a manager with a sensible name like for example, Roberto, rather than a childish name like for example, Pep
Is important point.
mancboy123
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Balagues information is becoming more and more ridiculous by the day, he spouts gibberish like he is included in the inner circles of spanish football but in reality he knows nothing. Recently he has said that ronaldo could possibly leaving real madrid and ronaldo himself has said that he will be there till 2015 and now he says that guardiola is entering into final negotations with Bayern Munich when yesterday Bayern Munichs chairmen said that they are only negotionating with klopp.
Now either of his predictions could happen or neither could happen but all balague does is carry on talking and making predictions and eventually by law of averages one of them will be right and he can say see I had insider info and if they dont happen he will say well something changed, more money was offered etcetc. he knows nothing but its a great way to make a living.
Now either of his predictions could happen or neither could happen but all balague does is carry on talking and making predictions and eventually by law of averages one of them will be right and he can say see I had insider info and if they dont happen he will say well something changed, more money was offered etcetc. he knows nothing but its a great way to make a living.
Dextersmate
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TonyM said:scousemanc said:I prefer a manager with a sensible name like for example, Roberto, rather than a childish name like for example, Pep
Is important point.
Yes but his pep talks are good.it just gets on my pip this continuous talk of pep.
bobsmiuncle
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well said TCIB,bobs our bossTCIB said:eddiemarin09 said:Come to city..we will give u everything u would need to succeed including time which u won't get at Chelsea
No personal offense meant here, you seem quick to dismiss what Mancini has brought to us so i can only assume your a new supporter or young.
That's not a bad thing in it's self but be aware most City fans here are those who have always been fans.
We have seen nothing but relative obscurity and massive lows and only now are we getting the highs.
Mancini managed us to what we have cash or not and he is loved almost universally here and rightly so imo.
(i'll overlook his silly indulgence of Balo and his needing to calm down a bit)
So be prepared to get a lot of flack for that comment.