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Brownfinger
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Difficult to find someone that’s an upgrade on Guardiola.
Major downgrade but these twats will just throw money at whichever elite managers are available should it go to pot.Most seem to think Maresca is in place already to take over.
Quite the downgrade or a savvy move?
Your logic is sound in fairness.Difficult to find someone that’s an upgrade on Guardiola.
Just praying City don't throw bag at EnriqueDifficult to find someone that’s an upgrade on Guardiola.
Just praying City don't throw bag at Enrique
Can’t be ruled out of course but I think they'll have the replacement already done and dusted having known internally this was happening for a while - the noise has seemed to be Maresca for months so my guess is it will be him.Just praying City don't throw bag at Enrique
There is no guarantee of success though, their success was sporadic before him.If he goes, so what?
The cheating syndicate still have their sugar daddy to throw their wad onto the next shiny shiny.
It’s come from Oliver Holt who must know something as he doesn’t really break storiesAny other sources getting in on this? Longer it goes the less believable it becomes
Any other sources getting in on this? Longer it goes the less believable it becomes
Yep. And he'll make out he knew nowt.Getting out before they get absolutely fecked I hope.
Best way for him to remove himself from the fallout.
According to the Mail - he’s gone.
He couldn't take all the cheating anymoreApparently he quit because of the Mbuemo handball
Maresca incoming apparently already agreed (Alex Crook)
So this is what it felt like when SAF decided to leave. Only no cheating and more dominant.
Stadium was full for SAF.

Stadium was full for SAF.
Any other sources getting in on this? Longer it goes the less believable it becomes
I recon Amorim would do a decent job as City manager, they already have most of the pieces for the puzzle that is his system and would be able to buy him the missing ones
If Arsenal don’t feck up (always a chance) then another key difference is that Sir Alex left as a premier league champion.So this is what it felt like when SAF decided to leave. Only no cheating and more dominant.
Seems like they are moving away from his style so I'm not sure. It's not that surprising they've been below par the last two seasons and the types of players they are buying are much more direct/physical and it's likely why they brought in Klopp's assistant because this end to end style and set piece focus isn't really what Pep believes in. Arsenal might still mess up but will be the first time ever in his career he's missed two league titles in a row (off the top of my head) and there's no additional factors like City not spending, they just aren't as good as they were.Difficult to find someone that’s an upgrade on Guardiola.
