A year's break and then smoothly into the Anfield hotseat as Kenny steps down at the end of the 12 months he 'deserves' for this season's cup run.
Even if he wins the league?
A year's break and then smoothly into the Anfield hotseat as Kenny steps down at the end of the 12 months he 'deserves' for this season's cup run.
Liverpool it is then..
He'd have Borrell and Segura with him here, so in that one sense it'd be a fairly easy transition.
Who will Barca themselves go for now, I wonder?
Even if he wins the league?
He'd have Borrell and Segura with him here, so in that one sense it'd be a fairly easy transition.
Very trueit's all part of the plan, macca. all part of the plan...
Wenger?Good shout.
Or perhaps Laudrup.
A good shout I guess, but I can't see him ever leave Arsenal for anywhere else.Wenger?
Good!He's coming to us, I can feel it...
Vilanova
He's the guy Mourinho eye gougedI don't even know who Vilanova is. Does he suit up? Is he bald?
So many questions.
OH THE DRAMA WHEN THEY MEET AGAIN!He's the guy Mourinho eye gouged
Vilanova? A Barca youth-team product, yes, but a journeyman pro who barely touched Spain’s top flight? A man with no actual experience as a head coach (although he was Terassa’s director of football), having been Guardiola’s B-team assistant as well as senior number two?
It is a strikingly odd decision to many, but our Spanish office think it is the correct one.
"When Guardiola became a coach, his right-hand man was always Tito Vilanova," says Jorge Ordas, football editor at Eurosport.es.
"A lot of people believe Tito is the real brain behind Barcelona’s success, the tactical creator and the training-ground coach, with Guardiola the ‘face’ of the team, both publicly and to the players.
"There is a concern that the players may still see him as a ‘number two’. In this case, it is important that the captains - the senior players like Carles Puyol, Xavi, Victor Valdes and Andres Iniesta - are with Tito.
"If he keeps them on his side, he will be able to manage the team properly."