Pep's contract situation

[spanishcityfan]

When ? after Atletico. Doubt they are looking that far ahead yet.

I did not understand your question. Simeone leaves Atletico Madrid in the summer. and the Madrid club wants to hire Luis Enrique. I hope they don't take it from us

 

[mat]

Ah fuck, Simeone is going to end up at Chelsea isn't he. It's written in the stars, they're made for each other.

Sky will have them on everyone week purely for regular doses of cuntery.

 

[blueparrot]

I did not understand your question. Simeone leaves Atletico Madrid in the summer. and the Madrid club wants to hire Luis Enrique. I hope they don't take it from us

I'm suggesting we aren't looking for a manager for this summer. If I'm wrong, though I doubt I am, and we are we would know already we would already be speaking to replacements and if Enrique was one he'd already know.

 

[waspish]

Once pep Extends all this whose are next manager going to be can be put on the back burner for another year or two..

 

[kaz7]

Why? 3 longterm managers since the takeover, all won leagues and cups, Pep winning the most while spending the most and having the best depth of quality. As long as the money is there, the club is successful. One Champions League final in 7 years - with the resources available - is hardly indicative of some indispensable messiah.

A more exciting, direct style of play that allows the likes of Foden and Grealish play their natural games and maximise their unique talents would reinvigorate the club.

Hmmm

 

[jrb]

1000 pages and counting.

 

[StillBluessinceHydeRoad]

Why? 3 longterm managers since the takeover, all won leagues and cups, Pep winning the most while spending the most and having the best depth of quality. As long as the money is there, the club is successful. One Champions League final in 7 years - with the resources available - is hardly indicative of some indispensable messiah.

A more exciting, direct style of play that allows the likes of Foden and Grealish play their natural games and maximise their unique talents would reinvigorate the club.

"Reinvigorate"?!

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Once pep Extends all this whose are next manager going to be can be put on the back burner for another year or two..

Offer it Delaney. Get in him the chair with Txiki in his signing jumper next to him, ready to rip up the contract and call him the world’s biggest hypocrite, before Pep saunters in and signs his 2 year extension.

 

[I'm no cynic but...]

Just sort out the perennial full back positions once and for all, and give younger players minutes when a game is won and all this criticism will go away.

 

[manimanc]

Why? 3 longterm managers since the takeover, all won leagues and cups, Pep winning the most while spending the most and having the best depth of quality. As long as the money is there, the club is successful. One Champions League final in 7 years - with the resources available - is hardly indicative of some indispensable messiah.

A more exciting, direct style of play that allows the likes of Foden and Grealish play their natural games and maximise their unique talents would reinvigorate the club.