Pep Guardiola To Manage Manchester City

[Cosmin 2,484]

5 minutes ago, Styles said:

Mourinho must be relieved he doesn't have to deal with Pep in the Premier League. I bet all the stuff about loving the England and wanting to stay stop now.

But he will have to deal with Pep. He will go to United. 

[Rhino's Skin 972]

 has quality players like Hazard, Costa, Fabregas, Courtois that are well-known in Europe.

In case they stay here you mean...that's my biggest worry about losing out on the CL qualification.

Cant see any reason to be worried...Guus and the coaches are bringing us the CL ;-)

[Pizy 18,914]

Just looking at recent happenings at our club and City's is comical and hugely depressing.

Chelsea: Sold Cech to direct and hated rival who are currently title favorites. Sign Falcao, Djilobodji, Hector, Pato, and a backup keeper. Sack our greatest ever manager against the supporters' wishes and put him in prime position to sign for another direct rival. Hand one of the seasons worst performers a contract extension whilst not offering the club legend and captain one.

City meanwhile have signed De Bruyne for £55m (another genius move from us letting him go) they've signed Sterling for £50m, they've expanded their stadium knowing it'll bring in more money so they can pump it back into the club, and they've appointed arguably the world's best manager that should set them up as the team to beat for the next 3 years. They showed more ambition after missing out on the title than we did after winning it. Incredible.

We have to just pray that our board and owner have a rock solid plan in place for our beloved club. They'll look like absolute idiots if they don't.

 

[Spike 12,049]

2 minutes ago, Pizy said:

Just looking at recent happenings at our club and City's is comical and hugely depressing.

Chelsea: Sold Cech to direct and hated rival who are currently title favorites. Sign Falcao, Djilobodji, Hector, Pato, and a backup keeper. Sack our greatest ever manager against the supporters' wishes and put him in prime position to sign for another direct rival. Hand one of the seasons worst performers a contract extension whilst not offering the club legend and captain one.

City meanwhile have signed De Bruyne for £55m (another genius move from us letting him go) they've signed Sterling for £50m, they've expanded their stadium knowing it'll bring in more money so they can pump it back into the club, and they've appointed arguably the world's best manager that should set them up as the team to beat for the next 3 years. They showed more ambition after missing out on the title than we did after winning it. Incredible.

We have to just pray that our board and owner have a rock solid plan in place for our beloved club. They'll look like absolute idiots if they don't.

 

 

HECTOR?

 

Seriously though, who is Hector?

[Cosmin 2,484]

9 minutes ago, Pizy said:

Sack our greatest ever manager against the supporters' wishes 

City meanwhile have signed De Bruyne for £55m (another genius move from us letting him go)

 

Well, I wonder whose decision was to let De Bruyne go. Or Mata. Or Luiz. 

[Pizy 18,914]

9 minutes ago, Spike said:

 

HECTOR?

 

Seriously though, who is Hector?

That random defender I'd never heard of from the Championship or League One or who the fuck knows. Someone we'll never see in a Chelsea shirt.

[Styles 9,790]

5 hours ago, Cosmin said:

But he will have to deal with Pep. He will go to United. 

Believe it when I see it. He'll be at PSG.

[Starman60 1,343]

Sod off to Citeh then Pep........Who needs ya !!!!!!! You took the easy option and a transfer kitty of £350,000,000 should make it very easy. But this is the Premiership and as seen this season, anyone can beat anyone. So all the pressure will be on you to make it look easy.

You were never going to come to Chelsea...........We're too big for you mate

[Belgiannutt 3,201]

5 hours ago, Pizy said:

 Sack our greatest ever manager against the supporters' wishes and put him in prime position to sign for another direct rival.

 

"Greatest ever manager" led us to one point off relegation. The fact that he was sacked against the wishes of the supporters should also serve as proof that what the majority of our supporters want isn't always what's best for this club. ( keep that in mind for Terry's contract situation)

Since he's been sacked we've gone undefeated and picked ourselves up again, so the decision to sack him was the right one despite it being against the wishes of the supporters.

 

 

[Term-X 7,891]

The grass really is greener on the other side.

[Blue Armour 4,439]

After the 5-1 FA cup win, its been one piece of shitty news followed by the next. Terry not being given an extension, and City confirming Pep's arrival. Granted, he was always going there, but I was hoping we wouldn;t hear more until the end of this crappy season. Next we'll probably hear United confirming Mourinho, and then we can go back to the shitty seasons were the two Manchester teams duke it out while we watch and provide comic relief.

[Muzchap 8,966]

19 hours ago, Mana said:

Seriously people need to understand that we don't really need a manager with a big name to compete for the title. Chelsea has quality players already. Just because we have one very bad season doesn't mean we are miles behind Spurs, Liverpool, Arsenal and City.

Exactly - look at RANIERI  nobody would have predicted that

[Special Juan 28,141]

25M a year according to reports

[Iggy Doonican 4,186]

It's not a given that Pep will be a massive success at Man City as Klopp and L.V.G are finding out. Extremely physical league no Malaga away but possibly Middlesbrough away so slight football and cultural difference there. Am I the only one who finds Pep a bit of a slimy bastard?. When he's been interviewed by our brown nosing media someone will have to come with a mop and bucket afterwards as it will be like an oil slick.

[Essien19 1,415]

Maybe we can give Pep a ~25 mio pound present: Pedro,

one of his favourite students.

If Pedro wants to go, i won't stand in his way. ?

[Yeboii 1,844]

I think we can now confirm that City is now the biggest club in Manchester

[xPetrCechx 13,571]

Hiddink: "In Germany, in September you already know who will win the title, that is Bayern. Guardiola will see it is different in England."

[Tomo 21,751]

Anyone who thinks Pep will fail or be found out in England are in for a very rude awakening.

Saying he just takes easy jobs is just clutching at straws, for a start even if he does, his incredible work at Barca has earned him the right to do that for the rest of his career.

Also if we are going to use that argument against him, then we could say Fergie stuck to the "easier" environment at United instead of challenging himself elsewhere or abroad in places he wouldn't have total control, in conclusion the "easy" argument is baseless.

Only silver lining for us is he will probably only be there three years, but in that time he will probably win two titles, if not all three.

[communicate 2,703]

19 hours ago, Starman60 said:

Sod off to Citeh then Pep........Who needs ya !!!!!!! You took the easy option and a transfer kitty of £350,000,000 should make it very easy. But this is the Premiership and as seen this season, anyone can beat anyone. So all the pressure will be on you to make it look easy.

You were never going to come to Chelsea...........We're too big for you mate

I don't think we are ever in the running for guardiola.  Our squad is designed to play for mourinho,  a completely different manager in terms of how he want his team to play. 

Imho, his choice is either arsenal or city. With Wenger is still with arsenal,  city is his best choice 

[LDN Blue 7,903]

The challenge of the PL will be a curious one for Pep. No establishment in the PL any more. With the current money clubs are in line to receive, you can already see how up to 7 teams can claim a good stake in their running to the league.

That being said, if anyone needs any further proof of the brilliance of the individual then I guess let's strap up for the ride huh? Of course there's going to be an adjustment period, which is the best chance for clubs to take points and deal damaging blows to Pep's debut season. So we better hire appropriately!

After that, I've no doubt Guardiola's City will probably be among the cream of the crop in England and Europe at some point but that's usually when Chelsea decide to shake up the status quo and do some heavy investment. If Roman was 'willing' to give Pep and empty cheque book, he better be filling those cheques for some truly outstanding, world class. players.