The Next Manager?

[Gappy 130]

I already mention this in another thread .

No top manager will happy to be a Chelsea manager if this Emanelo still in-charge about transfer

When you can't create your own men how the hell those men that you didn't pick will fit in your tactics?

It's Emanelo choose let him be our manager he know how to use them !!! lol

[ZOS 580]

we've seen enough of defensive football... Pep or bust

[It's too big 625]

I don't like how everybody is shitting themselves because City could be (or are) getting Guardiola. Don't get me wrong, he's a brilliant coach and it's a shame we couldn't get him, but it isn't like there aren't other top level managers out there who can help lead us to success. City are not Barcelona of old, neither do they have the same level of player as Bayern Munich. City are far from unbeatable, with or without Guardiola and from what we've learned in the past, Guardiola can be beaten by managers below his "level" I would prefer to wait until next season to start casting doubt on any other English teams success, especially ours, just because big bad Pep Guardiola is going to be taking charge of City. Everyone thought Klopp would turn Liverpool into world beaters and it hasn't happened. Managing in the Premier League is totally different and not something either manager will have dealt with before. People here and elsewhere across the net are being way too presumptuous regarding Guardiola's success at City before he's even stepped foot in Manchester.

[Heisenberg 1,824]

I'd pay from my pocket if necessary to bring Pep here, Chelsea will never be boring again.

[Pizy 18,368]

I don't like how everybody is shitting themselves because City could be (or are) getting Guardiola. Don't get me wrong, he's a brilliant coach and it's a shame we couldn't get him, but it isn't like there aren't other top level managers out there who can help lead us to success. City are not Barcelona of old, neither do they have the same level of player as Bayern Munich. City are far from unbeatable, with or without Guardiola and from what we've learned in the past, Guardiola can be beaten by managers below his "level" I would prefer to wait until next season to start casting doubt on any other English teams success, especially ours, just because big bad Pep Guardiola is going to be taking charge of City. Everyone thought Klopp would turn Liverpool into world beaters and it hasn't happened. Managing in the Premier League is totally different and not something either manager will have dealt with before. People here and elsewhere across the net are being way too presumptuous regarding Guardiola's success at City before he's even stepped foot in Manchester.

Its true that this City squad isn't at Bayern's level now, but you appoint Pep who every top player in the world would want to play for and combine that with City's unlimited funds they'll be able to get their team to that level very quickly.

Wouldn't be surprised if City sign several more world class players this summer for monstrous fees. The likes of Pogba would probably jump at the chance to go there.

[Leif 6,006]

Thierry Henry on Guardiola's philosophy

that was actually more entertaining than most if not all of our games this season

[It's too big 625]

Its true that this City squad isn't at Bayern's level now, but you appoint Pep who every top player in the world would want to play for and combine that with City's unlimited funds they'll be able to get their team to that level very quickly.

Wouldn't be surprised if City sign several more world class players this summer for monstrous fees. The likes of Pogba would probably jump at the chance to go there.

I doubt every player wants to play for him. That is what people said about Mourinho, but it didn't get us any top players while he was here and instead seemed to turn players off. The players of this current era are mercenaries and would come for the $$$ more than anything. London is more desirable also, but if we don't offer the money for players they won't come. Alexis Sanchez proved he would rather play for a London club than up north.

[jernej93 565]

we've seen enough of defensive football... Pep or bust

I think we all crave for some high intensive attacking football. It's either Guardiola or someone else (Sampaoli, Pellegrini, ..) but I don't think that we will get it with Simeone It would also be spectacular to bring some ex-players like Lampard and Zola to our staff

[Blue Gino 377]

I prefer Thomas Tuchel or Ronald Koeman, someone outside that small circle of coaches who like attacking football, organized and can work well with youth and his eminence Emenalo.

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

Guardiola will join #MCFC from June 2016 on a 3 year deal and will become the highest paid manager in the world earning €25m per year (Bild)

Pep Guardiola has chosen #MCFC with the presence of former Nou Camp directors Soriano & Begiristain now at City key in his decision (Bild)

Bye...

[Parky 739]

If Hiddink wins the CL and finishes top 4 in the league he will get a two year contract extension otherwise as below:

Simone> Chelsea

Pep > Man City

Allegri > Man Utd

Mourinho> Real

Ancelotti > Bayern

Benitez > Juventus

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

If Hiddink wins the CL and finishes top 4 in the league he will get a two year contract extension otherwise as below:

Simone> Chelsea

Pep > Man City

Allegri > Man Utd

Mourinho> Real

Ancelotti > Bayern

Benitez > Juventus

It's Simeone.

[J.F. 1,484]

Bring manager who is going to play attacking football for fuck sake. Guardiola/Emery/Hiddink/Sampaoli, I DON'T GIVE A FUCK, just bring entertainment football to Stamford Bridge, we deserve that.

[kmk108 1,186]

I don't like how everybody is shitting themselves because City could be (or are) getting Guardiola. Don't get me wrong, he's a brilliant coach and it's a shame we couldn't get him, but it isn't like there aren't other top level managers out there who can help lead us to success. City are not Barcelona of old, neither do they have the same level of player as Bayern Munich. City are far from unbeatable, with or without Guardiola and from what we've learned in the past, Guardiola can be beaten by managers below his "level" I would prefer to wait until next season to start casting doubt on any other English teams success, especially ours, just because big bad Pep Guardiola is going to be taking charge of City. Everyone thought Klopp would turn Liverpool into world beaters and it hasn't happened. Managing in the Premier League is totally different and not something either manager will have dealt with before. People here and elsewhere across the net are being way too presumptuous regarding Guardiola's success at City before he's even stepped foot in Manchester.

Don't take Klopp for granted yet. His "style" doesn't match the Liverpool players. He'll need time to either get them to play his style or get players that suit him. I wouldn't worry about Liverpool being title contenders this season, but next season could be a different story.

[Blue Gino 377]

Sampaoli has come out publicly to say no thanks. Next...

[Blue Gino 377]

What's Michael Laudrup up to these days?

[kiwi1691 255]

Since you guys all have a hard-on for Pep "the rat" Guardiola, look up Roger Schmidt. Apparently Pep loves him.

http://www.squawka.com/news/why-pep-guardiola-is-fascinated-by-bayer-leverkusen-boss-roger-schmidt/240622

http://outsideoftheboot.com/2014/10/31/analysis-bayer-leverkusens-pressing-structure-under-roger-schmidt/

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

Sampaoli has come out publicly to say no thanks. Next...

Where?