Managers in England

[OxfordDon]

18 minutes ago, Jute said:

English press reporting Pep Guardiola stepping down at the end of the season. Seems a bit odd announcing it before season is over.

The timing of this is shocking, now we'll have to spend a fortune paying Robinson's contract off

[Jute]

2 minutes ago, OxfordDon said:

The timing of this is shocking, now we'll have to spend a fortune paying Robinson's contract off

I was more thinking we will struggle to hold on to Robinson when City come calling. 

[swaddon]

Michael Carrick has been confirmed as Manchester United's "permanent" manager.

Imagine appointing the interim boss as the full time manager. What kind of diddy club would do that?

[Jute]

Manchester City officially confirm Pep Guardiola to step down. 

Apparently naming the North Stand at the Emptyhad after him. 

[TheDonbytheDee]

Just now, Jute said:

Manchester City officially confirm Pep Guardiola to step down. 

Apparently naming the North Stand at the Emptyhad after him. 

I read something yesterday, about the judgement of the 115 financial charges, against City, are to be made in the next few weeks. 

I don't follow EPL much and don't follow the story, but I wonder if this has a bearing on his decison to exit. 

 

[TheDonbytheDee]

1 hour ago, swaddon said:

Michael Carrick has been confirmed as Manchester United's "permanent" manager.

Imagine appointing the interim boss as the full time manager. What kind of diddy club would do that?

Nice to see another big club follow our model. 

[Jupiter]

7 hours ago, swaddon said:

Michael Carrick has been confirmed as Manchester United's "permanent" manager.

Imagine appointing the interim boss as the full time manager. What kind of diddy club would do that?

Stupid decision, he'll be fired before Christmas