Hughes v Mancini at the end

[Akai]

just seen it again, Mancini should have lil bit of respect for him.

 

[Nicholas van Whatsisface]

Hughes made himself look a right cock there - totally unprofessional, and acting like a 7 year old child rather than a 47 year old man.

He behaved like a total knob-jockey, and really displayed his lingering bitterness about his departure from City - despite all his platitudes in the media to the contrary.

Mancini should have done a little dance infront of him whilst pointing and laughing - would have made them both look like a pair of kids.

 

[brummie blue]

Hughes has had this sort of run in Pulis as well... Twat

 

[De jongs Tackle]

Hughes is a dick glad he aint at are club anymore

 

[Andouble]

Mancini disrespected him imo. Just stuck his hand out whilst looking the other way , I'd probably have had the same reaction if I were Hughes. Outclassed on and off the pitch today I'm afraid (and I'm not a 'Hughes inner').

 

[redmizzle]

What the fuck did Hughes want, a hug? He should just grow the fuck up and get over it, he was sacked and i guess received a handsome payoff, end of.

 

[Blu KB]

Really childish behaviour from him, fuck him.

 

[Nelly's Left Foot]

Is this the "Let's focus on something other than a dismal display thread" and as Hughes was their manager he is perfect.

 

[dctid]

mancini was completely in the wrong,look at mancinis hand shake,might asweell not given 1,at least have the balls to look the guy u tooks job in the eye

This - Mancini was fookin wrong a little bit of humility would not have gone a long way - whatever Hughes reaction be it considered over the top or not it obviously still hurts

 

[AlexMac]

Hughes has a history for this sort of thing. Recent too. Pulis at Stoke and a little further back with Wenger. Mancini could have been more enthusiastic but Hughes has made sure that the press will pick up on it by his childish reaction. Typical red!