Quote from: Solokan on November 12, 2024, 06:19:29 AM

Quote from: tiCeR on November 12, 2024, 02:09:49 AM

I was just thinking about what it would take to see Pep Guardiola getting fired! Cheesy

I have always thought that it is impossible for him to ever lose his job and I still think it is, but from a hypothetical point of view, I wonder when a club's management would decide to sack him? Cheesy

Four losses is of course not enough. He could probably lose 8 consecutive games and still wouldn't get fired. Probably 12... But it is a new situation that Pep Guardiola hasn't been in yet. This could either snowball and Manchester City is far more nervous than usually or they will soon answer with an impressive winning streak.

with the many defeats he has experienced by Manchester City, of course it is normal for someone to think like you, but for me I think it will definitely be difficult for Pep to be fired by Manchester City. As for being fired, it will definitely be in an honorable way, for example because his contract has expired. finished which finally made Manchester City let him go. but it is true, as you said, it will definitely be difficult for Manchester City to fire Pep even with a losing streak, for example, as you said, losing 8 times in a row.

Pep Guardiola has of course coached Manchester City for a long time and of course has brought Manchester City to many titles, so I think with the consecutive defeats that Manchester City is currently experiencing, I don't think Manchester City will be able to fire Pep, especially now that Manchester City is still is in the runner up position in the standings which of course there is still time for Manchester City to be able to compete even better and overtake Liverpool's position.

It is true that this is a new situation for Pep, and of course this is a challenge for Pep, but so far I am still confident in Pep's abilities and he will definitely improve Manchester City's performance soon. Of course, fluctuations in team performance are normal and sometimes strong teams can suffer consecutive defeats, of course this applies to all clubs, including Manchester City. Of course, we are just waiting for time to see Manchester City's next match and see whether Pep can improve Manchester City or not.

Then you didn't properly read what I wrote. I have never said that it is now time or it could get close for Pep Guardiola to be fired and as has been said here already, I agree that it probably won't happen. That is why I brought up this hypothetical question what other people think where a club management would draw the line even for a coach like Pep Guardiola? Would he never get fired?

That is why I put some numbers out there, which won't happen ever anyway. He won't lose 12 games in one losing streak. My take is that he will never lose his job, but I was wondering when club officials would seriously get nervous for the first time. Not a little nervous, but like really nervous.