Or how ambitious he is! The bloke is only 53 which is young for a manager. I can’t see him in the MLS at all.
I’m convinced he wants to really cement his legacy and he just won’t do that in the MLS
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Pep's contract situation | 2 year extension confirmed! (pg1817)
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I’m convinced he wants to really cement his legacy and he just won’t do that in the MLS
Bald fraud
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Definitely! Khaldoon needs to drum it in to him over the summer to stay and break those wankers hearts that ask inane numb as fuck questions every week, try to undermine him accuse him of taking bungs. Stay and tip them over the edge. I want him to be stood on the pitch the first game of the season AS OUR MANAGER as they unveil the new stand that’s named after him!Or how ambitious he is! The bloke is only 53 which is young for a manager. I can’t see him in the MLS at all.
I’m convinced he wants to really cement his legacy and he just won’t do that in the MLS
Sad state of affairs that the media in this country want him gone ..............fooking rather have the likes of big Sam and Sean dyche than him...............how truly pathetic that a man whose changed the face of football in this country is wanted out now.
SamBlue
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And why not paying him up and letting him go this season and bringing De Zerbi in while he is free!
Tolmie has reposted that post about Pep and KDB going to MLS? to New York City Fc
Must be true then!
Good one.And why not paying him up and letting him go this season and bringing De Zerbi in while he is free!
Sad state of affairs that the media in this country want him gone ..............fooking rather have the likes of big Sam and Sean dyche than him...............how truly pathetic that a man whose changed the face of football in this country is wanted out now.
If he was at the rags he'd have been knighted by now.
Lavinda Past
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I was under the impression that he went to Leicester to get the 'required' level of experience in relation to man management.Maybe because he is not at the level needed.
He's done well there, and is today being linked with the Chelsea job. (That said, who isn't linked with tgem? I've got a message waiting on my landline, so it's probably Tod Bohley checking my availability)
I can't see us appointing anyone who isn't already working at 'top, top' level.
Blackburn doesn’t seem like a bandwagon type of journo so obviously something in it. He and Jack are the most well-trusted sources we’ve had over the past few years.
What a dampener.
As others have said, though, Pep is impulsive and relies on the ‘feel’ of things. If the players are showing fight and will to continue the cycle etc. The noise around Christmas/New Year will be a bigger sign of what’s to happen as opposed to 1 day after the season has finished.
In my humble, glass-half-full opinion anyway.
Pep was openly questioning how he’d find the motivation for next season, after the treble and CL win and 4 in a row.
Next season being his last dance is exactly what he was looking for.
Doesn’t mean he won’t get to next January and decide he’s not ready to stop dancing yet.
Lavinda Past
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City never get those tittle tattle pieces written about them but I’ve noticed a few in the past couple of weeks, all from Gauhan, who normally just writes sensible articles about us. Maybe he’s been asked to produce more content and can’t think of anything decent?
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No One Understands
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If that's the case, and pep's preference is de zerbi, then in an ideal world city would look into bringing him in a year early before pep leaves to learn the city way and for a seamless transition, rather than let him rot at Chelsea's circusWhen Pep leaves that’s probably the biggest job available in football. The opportunity to take over a winning team and be Peps successor and from articles from journalists close to pep he wants to pick his successor.
I don’t think any manager turns Pep down if he calls and asked them to take over Alonso or Arteta.
Bluemoonadam
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What he has achieved with leverkusen is still a tremendous achievement, he will achieve succes in Europe sooner or later. Wether that will be with leverkusen or elsewhere.I thought so until I saw him get tactically out classed by Atalanta
jimharri
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Come on Sheikhy; call Pep over to Abu Dhabi during the summer, and say to him; "extend your contract, and you can name your salary".
Under the counter payments, obviously!
;-)
Under the counter payments, obviously!
;-)
No One Understands
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Of all the posters on here, you have a great username. Always admired it for the connotations it brings with it.If it’s Peps last season one things for sure all blues need to ensure this is the best season ever
Stay till the end
Sing and chant throughout the games
put your fucking phone away
get behind any player struggling instead of moaning about them
Turn up no matter what
And no half and half scarves
Always makes me smile. Love it.
rickmcfc
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We do this anyway I thought?Come on Sheikhy; call Pep over to Abu Dhabi during the summer, and say to him; "extend your contract, and you can name your salary".
Under the counter payments, obviously!
;-)
jimharri
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Not asking for much, then?If it’s Peps last season one things for sure all blues need to ensure this is the best season ever
Stay till the end
Sing and chant throughout the games
put your fucking phone away
get behind any player struggling instead of moaning about them
Turn up no matter what
And no half and half scarves
;-)
jimharri
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Allegedly, your honour?We do this anyway I thought?
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BossHog
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This will be used as evidence in the PL caseCome on Sheikhy; call Pep over to Abu Dhabi during the summer, and say to him; "extend your contract, and you can name your salary".
Under the counter payments, obviously!
;-)