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Yeah, the two go hand in hand - 'Arry's not coming (Thank God) so Pep sez he's fuckin' off as well! When, oh when, are City gonna call these turds for what they are!
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Pep's contract situation
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Not for me, he was asked the question directly.Kane falling through and pep immediately announcing this in a random interview a highly suspect coincidence
Also he hasn't said he will definitely leave in 2023 despite that various media celebrations this morning. I think there is every chance we get him to 10 years.
According to The Athletic he said he'd take a break after the end of his City contract, which ends in 2023...unless he stays longer.Strange way to announce it. Maybe some of the words have been lost in translation. If true it is a big story and you would have thought it would be a little more tightly controlled by the club and announced in the UK rather than Brazil?
So, very different to what's been reported.
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Two years is a very long time in football.
I'd take everything he says with a pinch of salt right now.
I'd take everything he says with a pinch of salt right now.
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Manchester City will still be around whatever happens, that is all that I am bothered about.
Exactly.Not for me, he was asked the question directly.
Also he hasn't said he will definitely leave in 2023 despite that various media celebrations this morning. I think there is every chance we get him to 10 years.
Also didn't he said he was gonna take a break like 2 or 3 years in at our club, but ended up carrying on. Or did I misremember?
Just basing it in on past hires, the club hierarchy seems to prefer proven coaches. Which of course, not that large of a sample size, since it's only 3 coaches post-Hughes... Thus we didn't give Arteta the guarantee of taking the job after Pep.Don’t think our club would give the job to say Fernandinho! One thing though he would get the utmost respect from all the players so just maybe they will!!?
That is of course unless Dinho impresses the hierarchy enough with his coaching.
Honestly that’s the most stupid, spoilt, childish post I’ve ever read on here - and that’s saying something.
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That’s what I read it as. Just like last year, there’s every chance he could still sign another extension.According to The Athletic he said he'd take a break after the end of his City contract, which ends in 2023...unless he stays longer.
So, very different to what's been reported.