Roberto Mancini

Bridge and people like Danny Mills sum up everything that was wrong with City in that area. Just unprofessional has-beens who had no sense of loyalty to the club and us fans. They betrayed us by leaking negative stories and even now still see City as a meal ticket since they became media rent-a-quotes.
It's pleasing that we have grown so much as a club that we don't have to employ such parasites any more. You can legitimately criticise some of our current squad members when their form dips but you can never criticise them for their professional attitude. Managers like Mancini, Pellegrini, and now Pep have totally transformed the way our players behave these days...on and off the pitch.
 
BlueMoonRisin’ said:
Bridge carping on about past fallouts with a successful manager is hardly news. Mancini is still loved by the majority of blues and most have forgotten about Bridge being at the club.

Mancini is a living legend whilst Bridge is a living leg-end, and totally irrelevant nowadays, whatever his bitter views are.
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Did you mean bell-end?
 
bobbyowenquiff said:
Bridge and people like Danny Mills sum up everything that was wrong with City in that area. Just unprofessional has-beens who had no sense of loyalty to the club and us fans. They betrayed us by leaking negative stories and even now still see City as a meal ticket since they became media rent-a-quotes.
It's pleasing that we have grown so much as a club that we don't have to employ such parasites any more. You can legitimately criticise some of our current squad members when their form dips but you can never criticise them for their professional attitude. Managers like Mancini, Pellegrini, and now Pep have totally transformed the way our players behave these days...on and off the pitch.
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Bang on mate absolutely great words.
 
Mancini will always be a legend at our club. Winning our first trophy after 35 years, ripping that banner down, which he said he would do. Winning our first title after 44 years, the 6-1, giving it to Ferguson the bully on the touchline.

Wayne Bridge will be remembered more for the fact that John Terry allegedly had an affair with his girlfriend rather than anything he achieved in his football career. That says it all.
 
Can't wait until Chappie weighs in again.

Also he snubbed Moonchester too, so the 8th Manchester might have his say too.
 
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