SamTheGuru
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I think you are kind of reinforcing my point. I think Pep needs to carry on to the point that it is indisputable.
Pep's contract situation | 2 year extension confirmed! (pg1817)
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The Stockport Iniesta
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Pep's Barca destroyed bacon's rags whenever they met. Wasn't even close.
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As if Pep is unsettled, with one of his best mates in charge.
It's just a case of has he had enough of club football or not.
Unsettled my arse.
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I’ve mentioned this before on here, but I vividly remember listening to a podcast with Ornstein over 5 years ago and I recall him saying ‘my sources say Pep will be leaving after his contract runs out’ Pep had less than a year of his contract left at that point.
I've not minded this saga with the England job in that it's made the idea of Pep leaving pretty concrete. All things must end sometime and whether this is his last season, or next, or whenever, he's going to leave a massive hole in the club.
I'm glad that the evidence on Txiki, Omar, and now Marwood suggests that city are planning ahead pretty carefully. That will be doubly true of Pep's eventual replacement. I'm not sure Viana's arrival necessarily heralds an imminent change - Pep might quite enjoy working with a new team, it might even extend his tenure here.
The big gap I think we will experience when the time comes, aside from his coaching, obviously, is his pulling power. The idea of training with Pep has clearly attracted a lot of players to City. We're a bigger club now than we were when he arrived, but even so, that draw is going to reduce when he leaves, almost regardless of who replaces him.
Anyways, hopefully no time soon, but this episode has made it all more real for me, and determined to enjoy it while he is still here.
I'm glad that the evidence on Txiki, Omar, and now Marwood suggests that city are planning ahead pretty carefully. That will be doubly true of Pep's eventual replacement. I'm not sure Viana's arrival necessarily heralds an imminent change - Pep might quite enjoy working with a new team, it might even extend his tenure here.
The big gap I think we will experience when the time comes, aside from his coaching, obviously, is his pulling power. The idea of training with Pep has clearly attracted a lot of players to City. We're a bigger club now than we were when he arrived, but even so, that draw is going to reduce when he leaves, almost regardless of who replaces him.
Anyways, hopefully no time soon, but this episode has made it all more real for me, and determined to enjoy it while he is still here.
Was he ever interviewed for the job.Was he ever offered the job .Was he ever interested in the job .I would say no no and no.This was just a poor attempt to destabilise both Pep and the Club
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So within 24hrs Pep was the dream manager for England to now not ever really being in the frame. Fucking hell the media spin in this country is hilarious.
Ask yourself why Tuchel has been given 18 months only..
Ask yourself why Tuchel has been given 18 months only..