Should Pep Guardiola get more credit? The Mailbox thinks so and we are inclined to agree...
Pep Guardiola is the biggest advantage Manchester City have over the rest. What happens when he goes?Top Six requirements for Europe
Toni Kroos: I can see Gundogan and potentially Mahrez leaving this summer, so maybe someone like Kroos to join as a 25-30 game kind of player?– Will need 3 quality players in the summer at least if they want to maintain the form they have shown between August-April this season. James Maddison: See him playing for someone like Newcastle and has the technique and experience to back it as well. Could form a great partnership with Isak & Wilson.
Youri Tielemans: Absolutely love this player and think he could really thrive at United. Could get him for cheaper as well if Leicester are relegated and has potential to be the next kind of Eriksen like player. Joao Cancelo: Klopp should be proper cheeky and go for him, him, Trent & Robertson in the same team could be tasty.– They will most likely lose a couple of good players this season, thus why recruitment this season is especially crucial for them in maintaining the standards they have shown this season.
So that is it! All realistic choices with maybe 1 or 2 shouts slightly ambitious, but each of these clubs have quite a bit of cash and have pretty decent managers to match with that. I think the most important transfer window for the Top 6 here is for both Arsenal & Manchester United, but time will tell which team has the better one!I’m late to the party here, but the Man City fascination in the mailbox for the past week has been teetering that line between making me want to laugh and cry.
City will always have their pick of the best managers in the world, but very few people are at Guardiola’s level. Very few ever will be. To those City whatabouterists who claim all the charges of cheating have not been proven miss the point. CAS threw some charges out while stating that City was at fault for not being responsive. And that the many charges were stale dated. Had City responded rather than used lawyers and subterfuge, UEFA would like have been able to prove the charges better AND within the allotted time period.
Now, not being satisfied with that, the guy will keep pressing until they admit they are bad, and that it doesn’t matter. “Would you kill someone if they were breaking into your home?” “No?” “…Well, what if your family were in harm’s way, and you had no other choice?” . “ok, fine then, in that scenario, I guess I would”
The whole idea about sports washing is to use the sport to wash away the negative misdeeds of the owners, and with every defense, Man City supporters give them what they wanted: The thumbs up/Look the other way to continue their cruelty, so long as their money is being used in part, to entertain. The last few weeks have reminded me of the runup to a general election: despite years of experience telling you the bastards will win again – and before the votes are counted – you can’t help but hold a little hope that maybe this time thing will be different.
I’d honestly love if we were fan owned, or even a local business man. But unfortunately we’re not, so while I’m not going to stick a Saudi flag in my twitter name, or put a tea towel round my head when we do eventually win a bit of silverware, I am going to enjoy taking a Champions League spot away from one of the traditional big boys. We’re in that bracket now, regardless of who next season goes, we have the financial power to go again and again and again until we do make it every season.
The difference between Newcastle now and Newcastle under Mike Ashely is that if these players do a good enough job when Newcastle do go spending cash, some of that can go into their pockets. Every one of those players will have worked that bit harder knowing that it could make them richer, and it’s going to happen in a shorter time frame than they could have probably expected.
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