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Will this challenge make Pep stay longer
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He will need big boots with 5inch heels with him being a midget.If he does go then they're big boots to fill.
Brendan might be in the running. Probably not that popular a choice on here but he´s doing well at Leicester and he is ambitious.
He's gone to Juve when his contracts is up here, imo. There were zero reasons for Juve to appoint Sarri except to play their Pellegrini - warming the bench for him and getting players used with similar football Pep plays.
yep that’s exactly as I see it. Sarri short term appointment and Pep will be the next Juve manager.
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No.
He would do a great job here.If he does go then they're big boots to fill.
Brendan might be in the running. Probably not that popular a choice on here but he´s doing well at Leicester and he is ambitious.
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I know it sounds daft after the couple of seasons we've had but the rebuild is going to take time and a huge amount of money, not sure Pep will be given the amount of transfer funding he'll need or will wait to hang around to see it happen.What I want is for Pep to rebuild this City side so he leaves with City No. 1
At the moment we have three City greats nearing the end of their careers: Fern, Silva and Aguero. They may actually have been replaced in the squad, but each is still playing. It's not clear yet how Rodri, Foden and Jesus will do.
I have no idea when he'll leave but i wouldn't be surprised if he left at the end of this season
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yep that’s exactly as I see it. Sarri short term appointment and Pep will be the next Juve manager.
Personally I think he has an eye on the Spain job and doing a World Cup. But I assume the 2022 in Qatar is 1 too soon and 2, will be shit as its in Qatar. The 2026 WC is in the USA/Canada/Mexico. I would put money on Pep being the Spain coach for that.
So what between then and now. I doubt anyone is offering more money than us. And I doubt there is a bigger challenge. I don't see the pull of Juve - its a slam dunk domestic title and then another roll of the dice in the CL. Maybe just so he can tick off another league and big club but is it worth moving your family around for!
I would think with us until Summer 2022 then Spain for the 2024 euro and 2026 WC. He could squeeze another club in there for 2 years if he left us a bit early but I dont see him as the type to squeeze things in.
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Why go to an already dominant side?yep that’s exactly as I see it. Sarri short term appointment and Pep will be the next Juve manager.
He'll just win a few more Serie A titles, so what, big deal, Juventus have won the last 8 haven't they ?
Personally I think he has an eye on the Spain job and doing a World Cup. But I assume the 2022 in Qatar is 1 too soon and 2, will be shit as its in Qatar. The 2026 WC is in the USA/Canada/Mexico. I would put money on Pep being the Spain coach for that.
So what between then and now. I doubt anyone is offering more money than us. And I doubt there is a bigger challenge. I don't see the pull of Juve - its a slam dunk domestic title and then another roll of the dice in the CL. Maybe just so he can tick off another league and big club but is it worth moving your family around for!
I would think with us until Summer 2022 then Spain for the 2024 euro and 2026 WC. He could squeeze another club in there for 2 years if he left us a bit early but I dont see him as the type to squeeze things in.
Not a cat in hell´s chance he´d be offered the Spain job, never mind accept it. He is a leading figure in the separatist movement. He´s more likely to enter the Catalan parliament than be the Spain boss.
The personnel maybe in place in the squad.I know it sounds daft after the couple of seasons we've had but the rebuild is going to take time and a huge amount of money, not sure Pep will be given the amount of of transfer funding he'll need or will want to hang around to see it happen.
I have no idea when
For example, I like what I have seen with Harwood-Bellis and Garcia who seem close to stepping up. Foden is imo already ready to step up, and I don't understand why Pep is not using him more. He has got goals in him, and assists. Rodri may or may not be able to replace Fernandinho in midfield. He is not quick and nimble like Fern, but he is powerful and technically very good. Jesus could replace Aguero. Sterling may also be able to play inside more often.