Sir Chip in New York today chirpsing Guardiola?

Apparently, The Big Frog is sounding him out for the United gig this summer.

http://www.mundodeportivo.com/201209...347016899.html

Guardiola at United, Big Mou (and maybe Ronnie) at City next season

Originally Posted by The Watcher

Apparently, The Big Frog is sounding him out for the United gig this summer.

http://www.mundodeportivo.com/201209...347016899.html

Guardiola at United, Big Mou (and maybe Ronnie) at City next season

Bit meh on Guardiola.

Rather have Mourinho in charge, just think Guardiola will struggle wherever he goes.

get him in now to run the reserves.

Anderson and Rooney will probably think he's on about Chicken Tikkas all the time tbf

Originally Posted by evianfree

get him in now as assitant.

Originally Posted by evianfree

get him in now to run the reserves.

this. get him in to run the academy with a promise of taking over from fergie.

we're stuck with sir chip for about another 6 years. By that time pep will probably be at liverpool and mou at city.

Originally Posted by evianfree

get him in now to run the reserves and push Phelan off a cliff.

This.

Get him in now with ferie running the reserves

The real question is whether Super Pep will be able to perfect the 'Doughnut' strategy that Fergie's started, or insist on actually signing a midfielder or two.

Originally Posted by The Watcher

The real question is whether Super Pep will be able to perfect the 'Doughnut' strategy that Fergie's started, or insist on actually signing a midfielder or two.

pep's the polar opposite of fergie. while fergie packs the midfield with wingers, strikers, full backs and centre halves, pep's spent the last few years playing mascherano at centre half and fabregas in attack. could be more of a culture shock than the ropy-poly imo.

Originally Posted by The Watcher

The real question is whether Super Pep will be able to perfect the 'Doughnut' strategy that Fergie's started, or insist on actually signing a midfielder or two.

could easily be a problem. Any move for midfielders could be blocked by the fiend once he 'goes upstairs' transtlation: sticks his nose in everything.

as for sticking guardiolers as assistant oh I'm sure he'd be honoured. He wiped the floor with us twice in the biggest game in the club calender and you want him to be assitant to someone who can't even set up a midfield?

Still think Jose is the man to do it, but Pep would be my second choice.

It would be a fantastic idea to get him involved now, tell shorts & big mouth to £#%&! off & get Pep involved in the coaching immediately.
When Fergie steps down either next Summer or the one after Guardiola seamlessly takes over.

Won't happen in a million years though.
Phelan's got the hot seat in the bag imo

Originally Posted by MJ Ramone

Still think Jose is the man to do it, but Pep would be my second choice.

It would be a fantastic idea to get him involved now, tell shorts & big mouth to £#%&! off & get Pep involved in the coaching immediately.
When Fergie steps down either next Summer or the one after Guardiola seamlessly takes over.

Won't happen in a million years though.
Phelan's got the hot seat in the bag imo

Come off it

wouldn't be surprised if Sir Fiend had queiroz still lined up.

It's going to go south big time when Tito ends his reign of terror. He'll keep interfering and it'll be post Busby all over again.

Originally Posted by borsuk

pep's the polar opposite of fergie. while fergie packs the midfield with wingers, strikers, full backs and centre halves, pep's spent the last few years playing mascherano at centre half and fabregas in attack. could be more of a culture shock than the ropy-poly imo.

We've already had Carrick at centre back, Fletcher/Valencia at right back, Rafael in midfield etc. Think the lads are ready for the Catalan Tombola tbh.

Think the fitness and performance of all the players will improve once Ramon Segura takes over the medical department

Originally Posted by MJ Ramone

Won't happen in a million years though.
Phelan's got the hot seat in the bag imo

This is a lot closer to the truth tbh.

"We wanted Guardiola, nqat, but the lad always wanted to manage New York Red Bulls"

Originally Posted by Fuzzy Dunlop

as for sticking guardiolers as assistant oh I'm sure he'd be honoured. He wiped the floor with us twice in the biggest game in the club calender and you want him to be assitant to someone who can't even set up a midfield?

:£#%&!er:

Originally Posted by Fuzzy Dunlop

wouldn't be surprised if Sir Fiend had queiroz still lined up.

It's going to go south big time when Tito ends his reign of terror. He'll keep interfering and it'll be post Busby all over again.

Nah, the club will shankley him off once he decides to step down.

Originally Posted by PaulParkersPubes

:£#%&!er:

have I posted something factually incorrect? how dare you insult me btw.