Maureen and Pep - where will they go?

[obob]

London424 said:

CIE560 said:

968 said:

Just heard that too. Good fit I agree and I'm glad he's said no to Abramovich.

Agreed. Good fit and we'll see what he can do without the likes of Messi, Xavi and Iniesta.

I have a feeling he will do very well.

It's not like he's dealing with a team of pub players at Bayern, I'd be shocked if he didn't do well there.

He's gone from one of the best teams in Spain (A two team league), to basically the best team in Germany (A 1 team league?).

Bundesliga is also a 2 team league these days, and he has a team that's been in the CL final twice out of the last 3 seasons.

[digikal]

CIE560 said:

Stick with Benitez?

hopefully not we need him to go back to Liverpool to finish off the destruction.

[curlie467]

digikal said:

hopefully not we need him to go back to Liverpool to finish off the destruction.

We are doing quite well with the implosion without any more help thankyou!

[BlackST]

Sky Italia was correct then. They reported it Monday night

[uk66fastback]

Maureen loves SAF. SAF loves Maureen. What better rivalry could there be than SAF at Utd and Maureen at Citeh?

He's done the Chelsea thing. Mancini seems destined to go maybe after the CL fiasco (and doubtful if they can drag back the points deficit with Utd - I can dream) ...

SAF and Maureen in the same city ... magic entertainment.

Maureen seems ego-wise and personality wise a bit more suited to the blue side of Manchester - ie a bit more unstable!

[im]

im said:

I'm not convinced either will be in England next season - despite the press lathering their pants at the thought of it.

Well thats me 50% of the way there


ETA: This is of course a real coup for the Bundesliga and represents confirmation of its growing status.

Edited by im on Wednesday 16th January 17:29

[digikal]

im said:

Well thats me 50% of the way there


ETA: This is of course a real coup for the Bundesliga and represents confirmation of its growing status.

Edited by im on Wednesday 16th January 17:29

You do realise Jim that Bayern Munich are in the top 5 clubs in Europe?

[im]

digikal said:

im said:

Well thats me 50% of the way there


ETA: This is of course a real coup for the Bundesliga and represents confirmation of its growing status.

Edited by im on Wednesday 16th January 17:29

You do realise Jim that Bayern Munich are in the top 5 clubs in Europe?

I do indeed digifail

Likewise you realise that until now, whenever a really top coach who was wanted globally became available, he wasn't getting on a plane to Germany.