I would never have Rafael but he deserves credit for even attempting to save them
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I would never have Rafael but he deserves credit for even attempting to save them
Not sure about De Boer. Step up on what we already have, but not the finished article.
Rather let myself manage than bring Pellegrini in; massively one dimensional and isn't going to build a legacy.
Dymak
Player Valuation: £40m
Pellegrini is my first realistic choice. Three trophies in three years at City I believe. The idea that City should be walking everything and mopping up trebles each year isn't in line with reality IMO. There are a host of other huge clubs also competing for those trophies each season, some of which have spent similar fortunes to City.
bluesb1970
Player Valuation: £20m
MP has been working in a club that had already moved onto another manager. Even before they went public with Pep they were preparing for him. Apparently Sterling and De Bruyne were his signings. That can't be easy for the current manager when there will be a pressure to put these players into his team. Quality players but don't necessarily for with his plans. MP will be great for us.
Who would manage on Sunday if Roberto goes along with presumably (hopefully) Graeme Jones?
bluegirl
Player Valuation: £15m
Jose would 100% be my first choice, but is that really going to happen?
After that I think De Boer is the best choice.
Pellegrini for me, has underachieved with City given the money and squad he has - which is worrying when you compare it to us. Having said that he did do well before City and wouldn't be a bad choice, but wouldn't be my choice.
Low, although he is a winner and I'd definitely take him - hasn't got experience at club level.
Koeman I'd take tomorrow but he record is similar to De Boer's - although he does have Premier League experience.
Rafael, Moyes, Hughes, Howe O'Neill can all get in the bin.
After that I think De Boer is the best choice.
Pellegrini for me, has underachieved with City given the money and squad he has - which is worrying when you compare it to us. Having said that he did do well before City and wouldn't be a bad choice, but wouldn't be my choice.
Low, although he is a winner and I'd definitely take him - hasn't got experience at club level.
Koeman I'd take tomorrow but he record is similar to De Boer's - although he does have Premier League experience.
Rafael, Moyes, Hughes, Howe O'Neill can all get in the bin.
chopper6
Player Valuation: £8m
Although I agree,also unsure, you could argue Pochitino not finished article when joined Saints?
KevMirallas
Player Valuation: £35m
Unsworth I'd imagine.
Would De Boer's back room staff come with him though? That would massively sway my feelings towards his appointment if they did / didn't
orly
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Both will be doing their own thing and not joining De Boer wherever he goes next
If they don't I don't want him. He's my first choice with that backroom staff. Imagine Bregkamp working with Geri and Barkley and Stam working with Stones, Holgate,Browning et al.
Where has this been said?
True. Would just rather we went out and for once appointed a manager who has been around the block, experienced highs and lows but ultimately come out on top as a champion a la Pellegrini or Emery/Mourinho. I realise the latter is seeming very unrealistic but De Boer smells a bit of Martinez to me.
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