He's started off well, doing a great job, not a chance he would leave the Arse.
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Pep's contract situation
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bobbyowenquiff
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The owners at Arsenal are total arseholes who are only interested in lining their own pockets, almost as bad as the Glazers at United. They have no clear strategy and Arteta will get fed up with the politics. Off the field Arsenal is a basket case. City's ownership is the total opposite. I think he would come back to City if the timing was right.Arteta Won’t leave Arsenal feels like has more of them in his heart than he ever had City.
Cheeky Txiki
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Arteta won't come back. It's pretty evident he likes it there more than here. We have either Pochettino or Nagelsmann who play similar to our style of football. Pochettino is a clear no-no. So we are left with Nagelsmann. I can't believe we are letting Pep decide when, where and how he will extend when it's clearly affecting our stability as a team. Some games we win 4-0, 5-0 and then we lose in the most ridiculous way possible.
Pep has to buckle up or we have to woo over whoever we have in mind for succession. The time to decide is right now.
Pep has to buckle up or we have to woo over whoever we have in mind for succession. The time to decide is right now.
Shouldn’t have gotten to this point the decision either way should have been made after the Lyon game.Arteta won't come back. It's pretty evident he likes it there more than here. We have either Pochettino or Nagelsmann who play similar to our style of football. Pochettino is a clear no-no. So we are left with Nagelsmann. I can't believe we are letting Pep decide when, where and how he will extend when it's clearly affecting our stability as a team. Some games we win 4-0, 5-0 and then we lose in the most ridiculous way possible.
Pep has to buckle up or we have to woo over whoever we have in mind for succession. The time to decide is right now.
BlueMoonRisin’
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If you think Pep will ever manage the Spanish football team then you're fuckin' clueless pal. Do you think the yellow ribbon he wore was for tying round an old oak tree, or sumfink? : /I think Pep has a cycle for a reason. He is a highly strung guy and I think after a few seasons he burns himself out. I don't think he will sign and I can see a sabbatical on the horizon for him for a year and then he will see out his managerial days in Spain with Barca and then maybe the Spain national team. He has had a lot to deal with and it's showing.
FromPollockToSilva
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Question for everyone: When Pep eventually leaves (whether he renews or not), would you prefer Txiki and his team to continue or would you want a full sea change in the football (rather than business) leadership of the club?
Cityzen_89
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In your opinion mate. He's from there, he has managed there and his family live there. May be ideal for when he is winding down. May not be Spain he manages but he has expressed a desire to manage a national team.If you think Pep will ever manage the Spanish football team then you're fuckin' clueless pal. Do you think the yellow ribbon he wore was for tying round an old oak tree, or sumfink? : /
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blueinsa
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Question for everyone: When Pep eventually leaves (whether he renews or not), would you prefer Txiki and his team to continue or would you want a full sea change in the football (rather than business) leadership of the club?
You will be giving one or two on here a stiffy asking a question like that.
citymike1969
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Question for everyone: When Pep eventually leaves (whether he renews or not), would you prefer Txiki and his team to continue or would you want a full sea change in the football (rather than business) leadership of the club?
sea change for me. Done some good business but outweighed by the bad. I think the owners put too much emphasis on trying to install another club's playing identity in Manchester at the cost of developing our own... and I honestly believe that the club shafted Bobby Manc after we won the league in 2012, because they didn't want him to build a legacy that would have been awkward to deal with when Pep became available- because they couldn't see past Pep even at that juncture. Had we signed the grey haired alleged rapist from Arsenal in the summer of 2012, that would have been back to back titles nailed on for starters. I also think that the football we played during the first half of the 11/12 season was better than anything seen since Pep arrived.
BlueMoonRisin’
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Lol. I'll give you a Scooby-Doo. He's Catalonian; )In your opinion mate. He's from there, he has managed there and his family live there. May be ideal for when he is winding down. May not be Spain he manages but he has expressed a desire to manage a national team.