Wouldn't be surprised to see a Dutchman taking the wheel now, really. Bielsa would be a good coach indeed, also likely to get the job.QFT, it was to be expected that he would drop Barca when the tide turned. A bit sad actually to see that happen, if you really love your club and want to prove yourself, you should just stay and bite the bullet.So Guardiola's leaving Barca. Can't say I'm particularly surprised when you take into account he only committed himself to rolling contracts.
To be fair, it was always well known he didn't enjoy management and the pressure.that came with it. This feels really inevitable, Sid Lowe's has said this would eventually happen around two years ago. It seems to me Pep has reached a point where he doesn;t want to do the job and this has transmitted to the players. If he feels he can't do the job, than he's doing the club a favor.
A Dutchman? Recently-became-65-year-old-legend?i wonder who Barca is going to get as they next manager?![]()
More chance of me getting the job...
Bielsa would be a natural choice, he's a good manager who follows the total football ethic.
Also the Cruyf insinuation was just me trolling, I wasn't serious, he's just raking the money atm, doubt he'll ever become a real manager in Europe again.