Gremlin
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Ideally, I'd like Pep to clone himself first before leaving. However, if that isn't possible then De Zerbi would be my choice but I don't think the timing is right.
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Pep's contract situation | 2 year extension confirmed! (pg1817)
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kaz7
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You still here ,you dont care rememberOut of interest, if Pep decided to call it a day after next season, who would you like to take over?
Pep GuardiolaOut of interest, if Pep decided to call it a day after next season, who would you like to take over?
BlueMoonRisin’
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Definitely not Legohead.Out of interest, if Pep decided to call it a day after next season, who would you like to take over?
Stuart Pearce and Beanie.Out of interest, if Pep decided to call it a day after next season, who would you like to take over?
We need a goal drought season of not winning any trophies so City can become everyone’s 2nd favourite team again.
spacecadet
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Yup Keegan is a grade A clungewrapInteresting timing from Keegan to tweet that as the news flies around about poor Eric?
JTBlue1999
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Think Michel from Girona would be a good shout. Done a fantastic job with them this season getting 3rd in La Liga and has them playing great football. And given he's already managing a CFG club it's hard to imagine Michel wouldn't be one of the top candidates for the job.Out of interest, if Pep decided to call it a day after next season, who would you like to take over?
Off the top of my head this would be my 10-manager short list:
Michel (Girona)
Roberto De Zerbi (Brighton)
Xabi Alonso (Bayer Leverkusen)
Eddie Howe (Newcastle)
Marco Rose (RB Leipzig)
Kompany (Bayern)
Oliver Glasner (Crystal Palace)
Thomas Frank (Brentford)
Andoni Iraola (Bournemouth)
Zinedine Zidane
But regardless I have complete faith in Khaldoon/Txiki/Pep/Soriano to pick a worthy successor that will keep us competing at the top of the prem.
Also, I know a lot of us banter Arteta on BM but he's turned Arsenal into a very formidable opponent and it'd be scenes if we took him from Arsenal. Didn't put Legohead on my shortlist though as I doubt that would ever happen.
BamberBridgeBlue
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Thomas Frank? Danish Stoke City? No thanks.Think Michel from Girona would be a good shout. Done a fantastic job with them this season getting 3rd in La Liga and has them playing great football. And given he's already managing a CFG club it's hard to imagine Michel wouldn't be one of the top candidates for the job.
Off the top of my head this would be my 10-manager short list:
Michel (Girona)
Roberto De Zerbi (Brighton)
Xabi Alonso (Bayer Leverkusen)
Eddie Howe (Newcastle)
Marco Rose (RB Leipzig)
Kompany (Bayern)
Oliver Glasner (Crystal Palace)
Thomas Frank (Brentford)
Andoni Iraola (Bournemouth)
Zinedine Zidane
But regardless I have complete faith in Khaldoon/Txiki/Pep/Soriano to pick a worthy successor that will keep us competing at the top of the prem.
Also, I know a lot of us banter Arteta on BM but he's turned Arsenal into a very formidable opponent and it'd be scenes if we took him from Arsenal. Didn't put Legohead on my shortlist though as I doubt that would ever happen.
Alfie Budd
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Yes. Rags did it twice within three seasons (1993-94 & 1995-96) but nobody has ever done it back to back.Will we be the first team to do back to back doubles after Saturday?
We'll also equal the rags' record of three doubles in the space of six seasons if we complete it this season.
Big Joe Corrigan
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It’s the hope that kills you.Out of interest, if Pep decided to call it a day after next season, who would you like to take over?