City wanted to sign him. Harry wanted to join City. United blew us out of water financially on both the fee and wages.
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Pep's contract situation
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bobbyowenquiff
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I prefer to call it informed speculation. But of course Pep could change his mind at any time. The Pep stays on one more year was a solid rumour about six months ago and I have not heard any better theories since then. If I had my wish it would be for Pep to stay ten more years.All guess work innit. We dont know we just type what we would like to happen
manimanc
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I'm thinking the same.take him to the decade and Amorim's contract up at Sporting the same summer..
Amorim in when Pep goes, Viana the 1st piece of the jigsaw for a new dynasty.
Man-chester copperpot
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If Pep has decided he is leaving, the club would know and would currently be looking for his replacement.
If City were currently looking for the next manager, some agent/president/chairman of another club would have already leaked this to some reporter and we would all know.
The club can’t fart without it being in the news.
My advice would be to offer Pep’s wife a job in that Hospitality where they sell chicks expensive outfits/bags/shoes while the bloke watches the football.
Or just put a gun to his head and don’t let him out of the building til he signs
If City were currently looking for the next manager, some agent/president/chairman of another club would have already leaked this to some reporter and we would all know.
The club can’t fart without it being in the news.
My advice would be to offer Pep’s wife a job in that Hospitality where they sell chicks expensive outfits/bags/shoes while the bloke watches the football.
Or just put a gun to his head and don’t let him out of the building til he signs
I’m starting to feel like this might have legs.
How could they afford him.
They were paying Wastecoat 4m while Pep is on at least 20m
MillisleBlue
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You could be forgiven for thinking that it's pure coincidence the PL recommences this coming weekend.
Buckshaw Blue
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Niggles.Just little fibs.
I think people should read the whole article.How could they afford him.
They were paying Wastecoat 4m while Pep is on at least 20m
Says Guardiola would take a pay cut
Prophet of Doom
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No way Pep takes the England job for less than £10m a season - probably a lot more.
Can’t see how the FA can justify that when they are responsible for grass roots of the game and other international managers get paid poorly.
This whole situation is a bit of a piss take anyway. Love Pep but all this drama to feed his ego is a pathetic. Either sign a contract or let’s move on. Why all the drama which will now fill every press conference for the rest of the season.
Can’t see how the FA can justify that when they are responsible for grass roots of the game and other international managers get paid poorly.
This whole situation is a bit of a piss take anyway. Love Pep but all this drama to feed his ego is a pathetic. Either sign a contract or let’s move on. Why all the drama which will now fill every press conference for the rest of the season.
Hit the nail on the head with the last paragraphNo way Pep takes the England job for less than £10m a season - probably a lot more.
Can’t see how the FA can justify that when they are responsible for grass roots of the game and other international managers get paid poorly.
This whole situation is a bit of a piss take anyway. Love Pep but all this drama to feed his ego is a pathetic. Either sign a contract or let’s move on. Why all the drama which will now full every press conference for the rest of the season.