News of the Bayern Munich manager's three- year deal saw the official statement relocated so the club's website could cope with the overwhelming traffic demands. Pep Guardiola's future appointment at Manchester City was finally confirmed on Monday to liven up one of the dullest transfer deadline days in recent memory. The Spaniard has agreed a three-year deal to move to the Etihad Stadium when he leaves Bayern Munich at the end of the season, with City announcing the long-awaited news on their website. But as anyone who tried to view the confirmation will know, City's website struggled to cope with the demand and forced the technical team to relocate the statement as their homepage continued to buckle. Unfortunately https:/// RCQvF3DfCq is struggling to cope with the big #mcfc news today. We're doing all we can to get it back to normal.. — MCFC Geeks (@mcfcgeeks) February 1, 2016 ...and just under an hour later... Temporarily we’ve switched https:// /RCQvF3DfCq to just serve the club statement. We're monitoring the traffic and will switch back asap. — MCFC Geeks (@mcfcgeeks) February 1, 2016 Pep broke the internet, kinda.

Personally,, I think this guy is good but not "" soo good"" ..he just keeps inheriting ready made teams ....from barca he inherited champions to Bayern now to city....

He is not better than Jose Mourinho, Carlo Ancelloti, etc.

Show me his CV if you think I'm wrong.