PistonBlue
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Whoever comes in after Pep will be a massive downgrade, unless they offer it me but I'm busy with other stuff at the moment.
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Pep's contract situation | 2 year extension confirmed! (pg1817)
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Tite and the Arse has a nice "ring" to it.Rumours stating that Arsenal are planning to sign Brazil's manager Tite from 2023/24 season
Whoever comes in after Pep will be a massive downgrade, unless they offer it me but I'm busy with other stuff at the moment.
There's nobody as good as Pep of course so I assume the club will look for the most charismatic, likeable guy they can find and give him strict instructions to play a lot of youth in order to soften the blow of losing the best manager of all time.
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Got excited when I saw this thread back in action only for it to be some tit talking about tite
Txiki Txiki Bang Bang
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At this point Paddy has impressed a lot more than Arteta has and I still wouldn't give either of them the job yet.Rumours stating that Arsenal are planning to sign Brazil's manager Tite from 2023/24 season. Maybe this means Arteta will return to City and Pep won't extend. This is the only way I can see this making sense as they finally got it right with a manager in Arteta.
Brazil, with everything for Guardiola https://marca.com/futbol/futbol-internacional/2022/04/07/624e7f0e268e3e52718b45d8.html The CBF offers around 12 million to the City manager. He wants him to be the successor to Tite, who leaves office after Qatar 2022, and there is great confidence in reaching an agreement.
It's happened again ;) Got my hopes upGot excited when I saw this thread back in action only for it to be some tit talking about tite
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Never really saw Pep being a national manager, unless it's Spain. I think he likes the rough and tumble of daily coaching too much. In his heart, he's still a player.
Never really saw Pep being a national manager, unless it's Spain. I think he likes the rough and tumble of daily coaching too much. In his heart, he's still a player.
I think there was an interview where he did express interest in coaching a national team