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Pep's contract situation | 1 year extension + optional 1 year (p1752)
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Alan Harper's Tash
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It’ll be down to whether Pep is still happy working here. He’s been here a long time.I thought I'd heard Pep say "I would only leave if the players stopped listening to me" have things changed?
If he’s still hungry and his family are happy, he’ll extend, if not, he won’t.
Itl, be nothing to do with the club. He knows he won’t get better surroundings elsewhere.
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We got a big game coming up?
LongsightM13
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HahahaBrazil, with everything for Guardiola https://marca.com/futbol/futbol-internacional/2022/04/07/624e7f0e268e3e52718b45d8.html The CBF offers around 12 million to the City manager. He wants him to be the successor to Tite, who leaves office after Qatar 2022, and there is great confidence in reaching an agreement.
LongsightM13
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I think his stance on Catalonian independence means that would be very unlikely.Never really saw Pep being a national manager, unless it's Spain. I think he likes the rough and tumble of daily coaching too much. In his heart, he's still a player.
Alan Harper's Tash
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Yeah, but can Fraudiola win the World Cup without the best players?I think his stance on Catalonian independence means that would be very unlikely.
I won’t rate the bald fraud until he’s done it with San Marino.
FogBlueInSanFran
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“Very” seems an understatement IMO.I think his stance on Catalonian independence means that would be very unlikely.
LongsightM13
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Yep. If Catalonia ever got independence and its own team was recognised by FIFA then I’d be a lot more worried, he wouldn’t be able to resist that“Very” seems an understatement IMO.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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I think his stance on Catalonian independence means that would be very unlikely.
Yes, I thought about that, of course. As who wouldn't?
It might be an interesting test case. Perhaps he's the only person who could actually bring Catalonian and Spanish players together. He's certainly the best manager in the world, and the Spanish are the first to know that. He's their best guarantee of another world cup. And he's not the one who determines whether referenda and suchlike are held.
Unlikely, I agree. But might be tempting. Short-term contract, four years to get them the world cup, or not. Put it this way – I really don't see him coaching any other national side.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Yep. If Catalonia ever got independence and its own team was recognised by FIFA then I’d be a lot more worried, he wouldn’t be able to resist that
That's a dead cert. Except that, for all sorts of political reasons, I don't think there's a cat in hell's chance of that happening. Or of FIFA recognising them.