No idea but I heard on the radio a few weeks ago Argentina want him eventually to be their National Manager. Makes a lot of sense, Pep can return home to Catalunia, monitor the players who are mostly European based, Spanish lingo and obviously fly in and out for International games in two week blocks. Will be ideal for him and not as intense on a weekly basis, just hope and pray he gives us at least another 2 years and hopefully 3, it's football on a different planet compared to most Managers.
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No idea but I heard on the radio a few weeks ago Argentina want him eventually to be their National Manager. Makes a lot of sense, Pep can return home to Catalunia, monitor the players who are mostly European based, Spanish lingo and obviously fly in and out for International games in two week blocks. Will be ideal for him and not as intense on a weekly basis, just hope and pray he gives us at least another 2 years and hopefully 3, it's football on a different planet compared to most Managers.
I accept your opinion, I just feel differently. Just because he didn't stop at Barca or Bayern doesn't mean he won't want to stay at City as much as it pains fans of Barca and Bayern. There will always be new challenges at Premier League clubs that managers won't get abroad due to it being so much more competitive than most other leagues; back to back titles, domestic treble, Champions League with our ridiculous scheduling, League and Champs League double etc etc.
One good thing is, when he leaves, whoever comes in will be left with a fantastic squad which other managers haven't managed to do previously for us.
We get it, you post it in nearly every post, but its only your opinion.experience has shown Pep is nomadic
Technically he went to Munich in a Buick.Sheikh Mansour in a brand new roller,
Went to Catalonia.
Brought us back a manager,
Josep Guardiola.
We get it, you post it in nearly every post, but its only your opinion.
He's moved on twice in his managerial career so far, that's hardly "nomadic", his family will be first on his list of important things right now, and what he decides to do will rotate around them, he's not going anywhere soon, as hes' he's opening a restaurant here with Txiki and Ferran this summer.
We get it, you post it in nearly every post, but its only your opinion.
He's moved on twice in his managerial career so far, that's hardly "nomadic", his family will be first on his list of important things right now, and what he decides to do will rotate around them, he's not going anywhere soon, as hes' he's opening a restaurant here with Txiki and Ferran this summer.
We get it, you post it in nearly every post, but its only your opinion.
He's moved on twice in his managerial career so far, that's hardly "nomadic", his family will be first on his list of important things right now, and what he decides to do will rotate around them, he's not going anywhere soon, as hes' he's opening a restaurant here with Txiki and Ferran this summer.
Has no one has ever opened up a business in a city they neither live nor work in, day to day? Silly argument
There was an article on the BBC news website this week by Guillem Balague - Pep Guardiola: The Man City manager described as football’s Che Guevara.
I don’t know how to post the link but it’s a very good read and gives some insight into Pep’s upbringing and his outlook on life.
Technically he went to Munich in a Buick.