Pep

still ready to spit even in the press conference

Maybe managing City in the Conference North next season will actually be good for his mental health...he's clearly cracking up in the prem right now.

He's going to end up looking like one of the Saw victims by the end of the season.

comment by Sporty and Portly - LFC (U8531)
posted 10 minutes ago
Maybe managing City in the Conference North next season will actually be good for his mental health...he's clearly cracking up in the prem right now.
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Will he have to field a scratch team?

He inflicted those wounds on himself, he is a masochist, he must have been to go to City in the first place !

Since Amorim's departure, Sporting have looked vulnerable in Europe for the first time, while Pep appears to be struggling mentally and enduring the most difficult period of his managerial career. The Amorim effect or just coincidence? While we may love seeing Pep and City suffer, it's clear that someone should step in to ease pressure he's under. Extending his contract beyond his initial plans might have been an error, and things could deteriorate further for both City and Pep next season.

comment by Vengeance (U23079)
posted 3 minutes ago
Since Amorim's departure, Sporting have looked vulnerable in Europe for the first time, while Pep appears to be struggling mentally and enduring the most difficult period of his managerial career. The Amorim effect or just coincidence? While we may love seeing Pep and City suffer, it's clear that someone should step in to ease pressure he's under. Extending his contract beyond his initial plans might have been an error, and things could deteriorate further for both City and Pep next season.
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Maybe if we could beat Ipswich this would have some legs…

comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Vengeance (U23079)
posted 3 minutes ago
Since Amorim's departure, Sporting have looked vulnerable in Europe for the first time, while Pep appears to be struggling mentally and enduring the most difficult period of his managerial career. The Amorim effect or just coincidence? While we may love seeing Pep and City suffer, it's clear that someone should step in to ease pressure he's under. Extending his contract beyond his initial plans might have been an error, and things could deteriorate further for both City and Pep next season.
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Maybe if we could beat Ipswich this would have some legs…
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It's probably more of a Ten Hag curse. He couldn't outlast Pep so he cursed him as he left to begin the end of his era.

The Lance Armstrong of soccer has been exposed.

It looks like we've found his shelf life.