Whoever it is , who will replace them in 18 months?
Ad infinitum
Ad infinitum
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Klep? Peppp? Jurgiola?With my continuous ability to think so far out of the box people are forever questioning my sanity I’m going for a Klopp / Guardiola double act.
Been too long since there has been a decent duo.
Fuck Batman and Robin, Paul and Debbie, Sherlock and Holmes type double acts.
I’m going full strength. Think more whitehouse and Mortimer, Cheech and Chong. Benson and hedges.
The time has come to break new barriers.
Add my dream team duo to the list please. JurgPep, KlopGuard, PepKlopp.
The name is a work in progress admittedly.
I guess we can all forget spurs for now and support city this seasonAs long as we have ENIC/Levy at the helm, we will never do anything as a football club

Agree with most except thomas frank. Dont want us to play like norway.Initially I wanted Tuchel and I didnt want Poch to return BUT day by day I'm leaning towards Poch returning.
I'm excited at what he could do with attacking full backs like Porro, Udogie and Spence. I'm intrigued at him potentially being able to unlock the unplayable Bissouma we saw at Brighton and the imposing Richarlison we saw at Everton.
I like Thomas Frank as well.
They all have plans, even Nuno.hope its not tuchel or poch
we need a young fresh attacking coach with new ideas and a plan
Given that a large part of me doesn't feel it will make a lot of difference, I like the safe comfort blanket option I have to say.next manager will tell us a lot about the state of the club.
Poch: gone for the safe comfort blanket option.
Tuchel/Enrique: gone AGAIN for the big name that doesn’t fit. Worst option.
Gallardo/Kompany/Carrick: trying the wild card approach which has the biggest potential up side but also big downsize if it doesn’t work.
It all ends in tears. Such is the human condition.
In hindsight, he should've never been sacked in the first place (as much as I was for his sacking at the time). So we can consider it a continuation rather than a comeback.