Should be a long list of managers that other reactionary clubs have gone through. Quique Sanchez Flores anyone?
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Pep's contract situation | 2 year extension confirmed! (pg1817)
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B\connellblue
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Let's be honest .Not many Managers have been giving the resources, players, and clubs to manage he has.Not many people that want Pep sacked suggesting a better manager. You know...like someone who has won more.
I'll look out for the plan. I'm sure it's coming...
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If Dias had headed that Gundogan cross or Sterling slotted home that 1v1, people wouldn’t be mentioning PepWhy? Cause people are seriously starting to get pissed of with peps choices? They are costing us week after week and at some point he has to be questioned.
Is Pochettino available? He would be my suggestion if Pep is leaving at the end of this season.Should be a long list of managers that other reactionary clubs have gone through. Quique Sanchez Flores anyone?
He needs to come out and say what he is gonna do urgently.
This uncertainty is causing the players playing shit too.
Mahrez might as well be thinking Pep is off soon and new manager might favour him and can get away with horrible displays until then.
Have a bad feeling it all hinges on a 35 yeard old Messi, what he is gonna do. If he wants to come only next summer he will commit, otherwise not.
There is no way it hinges on messi.
For messi, it maybe does, not for us or pep.
Fame Monster
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Pep won't be sacked because we are respectful to the memories he has given us. But I can clearly see this being his last season.
Possibly true but that would be the wrong decision.
City come first and he's living off the 17/18 season unfortunately. We can't be the next Arsenal, clinging onto Wenger because of past achievements.
The relevant question is, does he have a plan to win things in the future and seeing Gundogan/Rodri in midfield suggests to me that the plan he has will definitely not work.
You don’t know what he sees in training. He picks the teams and it’s up to the players to show their worth.Why? Cause people are seriously starting to get pissed of with peps choices? They are costing us week after week and at some point he has to be questioned.
If Dias had headed that Gundogan cross or Sterling slotted home that 1v1, people wouldn’t be mentioning Pep
They would though, if we had won that 2-1, the team was all wrong. There's no excuse for picking out of form players, then even worse sticking with them for the full 90. I don't want him sacked, far from it in fact. But people are rightly gonna be getting annoyed with some of the strange decisions he's making, like he has to prove something.
nellyonthewing
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I think we'll piss about while any half decent managers have found positions and the sign some useless article. The Spanish hierachy will then say what do you expect from someone following Pep.