An announcement very soon according to the Chairman and an intriguing insight into Pep trying to quit 100 times. Pep is more like me than I thought - I feel like quitting every day at work.

https://www.mancity.com/citytv/mens/chairman-interview-khaldoon-al-mubarak-part-one-63916161

I say move Rodri on and others. Let the new manager build his team, let it be his team not one that was mostly Peps' team.

No spectacular rush is there. Most of the best players will be at the World Cup so not many signings will be made for a while. Rodri is already teasing us for the end of the World Cup though.

This void is rubbing on a bit longer than I would have expected.

Quote from: Stephen Paul on June 02, 2026, 06:38:48Will give it a go

All the best

Brilliant thank you for supporting

Quote from: gavin on June 01, 2026, 12:05:40Good luck with it Mark. I have ordered one for my father, as usual.

Thanks for the support as always mate it's very much appreciated

Will give it a go

All the best

Good luck with it Mark. I have ordered one for my father, as usual.

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