Murph Bluffing
Over the past week or so, several cryptic texts have been sent from the Irishmen to members of the press hinting of a move away from Barcelona. After correctly predicting Murph's departure from Argentina, the same source is now saying that Murph has no intention of leaving Barcelona and all his claims about leaving the club were orchestrated by the manager to stir up media coverage.
Tindle to Barca if Murph Does Leave
Arsenal manager, Adam Tindle, was on record last night saying that he would consider a move to Barcelona if there was a coaching vacancy at the Spanish club. This would be a desperate move for a manager who is trying to become relevant in the league again by playing with what is hands down the strongest team that FIFA has ever seen. This would also be a preemptive move that would guarantee Tindle being able to manage Cesc Fabregas long term in the GIMP.
Critt to Barca?
When a strong club becomes available, trophy hungry Crittenden is always rumored to be sniffing around. With Spain made up primarily of Barcelona players, Crittenden would already be familiar with the club and would be a favourite to do one better than last season double final failure.
Critt to Argentina
Before Brett Murphy managed Argentina, Aaron Crittenden expressed interest for the South American Nation and even managed them in the "season that shall not be named". GIMP bookies are now leaning towards Crittenden stepping down from Spain and managing Argentina next season.
Food for thought - There seems to be an interesting amount of talk (from Burns) about a possible switch of teams for me. I find that quite shocking considering I am the only manager who has been around for more than two seasons who has NEVER switched club or international squads.
ReplyDeleteSome would say that I am the most loyal and least trophy hungry of all managers in the league. Let us not forget that the only reason why I have Spain is because of a sh*t fit that was thrown by Sir Burns over me managing the English side.
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