Johnny Mars Bar
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Any odds on his next role
Could be lining himself up to be the next leader of the Tory party
Any odds on his next role
Michel at Girona?In terms of managers who could work with players of City's stature, be tactically super-adept and also play attacking, possession based football which is what the City fans have come to expect then there aren't many who could handle such a role.
Going through them one at a time;
Alonso - not a hope in hell with his Dippers connection.
Postecoglou - not tactically adept enough unless you fancy every game ending up 5-4
Arteta - unlikely he goes from Arsenal to City but he'd be up to the job for sure
Amorim - ticks the boxes but it's a big step up
Ancelotti - excellent choice but he's surely retiring sooner rather than later
De Zerbi - the philosophy is there but this may be too big a job for him
Sam Allardyce - if that happens it means you're in league 2
Nagelsman - I've got a hunch about this guy and City. He'd be great I reckon.
Unai Emery - an underrated coach, he'd be a left-field choice but could do it
Inzaghi - Inter play great attacking football, tactically very smart.
Klopp - never in a million years
Kompany - with a year under his belt at Bayern maybe but I don't think he'd leave after just a year
Tuchel - too divisive a figure for City IMHO. He's a whingeing twat so nailed on for the Rags I'd say
Pochettino - not good enough
Who have I missed out? If City believe Pep is off in a year they'll already be starting the process of replacing him.
Like I said in the post, I've a hunch on Nagelsman. He's young, dynamic and could deal with the pressure and expectation.
Now imagine that. Miseryside would implodeCould be lining himself up to be the next leader of the Tory party
Really putting his neck on the line is Gaughan coming out with this as if it's 100% right. He must've been told something to be so confident or is he just a good bluffer?
He gets very good information from someone at city. If he was to just randomly make a bullshit story up like that and effectively stab the club in the back that’ll be the end of any info he getsReally putting his neck on the line is Gaughan coming out with this as if it's 100% right. He must've been told something to be so confident or is he just a good bluffer?
its a bold article & headline especially as he categorically stated in the content:Really putting his neck on the line is Gaughan coming out with this as if it's 100% right. He must've been told something to be so confident or is he just a good bluffer?