The Stockport Iniesta
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Only way is a pre-contract in January, surely?
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Pep's contract situation | 2 year extension confirmed! (pg1817)
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tolmie's hairdoo
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I'd think Biesla might have a chance if he does well enough?
I watched Torres some games in Spain and he's quick but not Sane or Sterling level of quick. Hes also not as Tricky as Sane or Sterling but he has fast acceleration and what makes him dangerous are his well timed runs and vision passing.
Because he is a friend of Pep's?I'd think Biesla might have a chance if he does well enough?
I'd think Biesla might have a chance if he does well enough?
Not a bad stop gap. The only problem he only speaks a little English and the lack of trophies.
tolmie's hairdoo
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Because he is a friend of Pep's?
Maybe, similar philosophy and all that. I also noticed he seemed to have little time for Klopp around last weekend's game :)
tolmie's hairdoo
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Not a bad stop gap. The only problem he only speaks a little English and the lack of trophies.
He speaks French and Spanish so would be more than okay here!
He's not had a crack with a real contender.
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As much as i love Pep, as much as i love the football he has brought to this club, i am kind of swaying towards a fresh start the season after.
If he signs a new deal, then great... we get to witness more brilliant football... but if he doesn't it won't be the end of the world.
Khaldoon and co really need to get to grips with this one and see whether Pep is committed to staying longer. If he isn't, then lets start preparing for life after Pep and lets make it Operation Nagelsmann. There is nothing worse than uncertainty at a football club.
If he signs a new deal, then great... we get to witness more brilliant football... but if he doesn't it won't be the end of the world.
Khaldoon and co really need to get to grips with this one and see whether Pep is committed to staying longer. If he isn't, then lets start preparing for life after Pep and lets make it Operation Nagelsmann. There is nothing worse than uncertainty at a football club.
I like the cut of his gib, but not sure he has the reputation that would help draw the best players to the club and I think that is necessary for where we are at.Maybe, similar philosophy and all that. I also noticed he seemed to have little time for Klopp around last weekend's game :)