Quote from: sokani on Today at 04:21:18 PM

Quote from: Rana590 on February 25, 2025, 07:04:04 PM

I totally agree with you. Letting go of Pep would be a huge mistake. He is the reason City has been so dominant, and even though this season has been rough, replacing him isn’t the solution. The squad needs reinforcements, not a new manager. A few key additions in weak areas could help City bounce back without disrupting the stability that Guardiola brings.

I share the same thoughts with you. It would be a very big mistake to sack him because of one disappointing season. I know some persons may think his divorce saga could be responsible for the club's poor performance, but they should not forget that City sold some key players without replacement and also Rodri's injury really affected the team. Based on what he has achieved for the club I think he deserves atleast one year to get them back to where they belong. But If he fails to do this after another chance, then they can part ways with him.

Are you insinuating that this is a gadiola's problem or lack of proper tactics that's disturbing the team? As a coach, pep is still acing and there is no reason to think that it's alright to get him to exit from the club. Someone that has led the team to consistent victory of the domestic league and have record that only a few coach can equal deserves more than any form of consideration of his sack. If by chance or due to the frustration he's facing now he eventually leaves this team, just know that it's going to be really tough for any coach that will take over from him. The track record and standard that gadiola has set at Manchester city is one that will place any new coach that is just coming into the team at a tough spot in terms of achieving anything close to that.

Even with the kind of season he's had, he still has a chance of remaining in the champions League for next season and if that's what they are able to achieve before the end of the season, it's going to be a good one to start working from. Ancelotti had his own downtime even with the players in the team and even the almighty sporting CP coach that was brought to Manchester United as her Messiah is not facing anything better. It's part of what's associated with the coaching job. Set backs are part of it but considering a sack for just a single season of poor performance will make it look like they don't deserve the result he has built over this years for them.