All rather amazing re Mancini's 'caution'

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

The Torygraph today publishes a table with Mancini out in front. Its a goals per game and %win table. His record is 1.79 goals/game and a 50%win ratio. Hughes 1.65 and 40%, Keegan 1.30 and 31%, Sven 1.18 and 39% and Pearce 1.00 and 33%.

 

[Ragnarok]

link pls

 

[hgblue]

The Torygraph today publishes a table with Mancini out in front. Its a goals per game and %win table. His record is 1.79 goals/game and a 50%win ratio. Hughes 1.65 and 40%, Keegan 1.30 and 31%, Sven 1.18 and 39% and Pearce 1.00 and 33%.

Did they also publish the amount of money spent by each manager and the quality of team they inherited?

 

[Anonymous]

The Torygraph today publishes a table with Mancini out in front. Its a goals per game and %win table. His record is 1.79 goals/game and a 50%win ratio. Hughes 1.65 and 40%, Keegan 1.30 and 31%, Sven 1.18 and 39% and Pearce 1.00 and 33%.

Pearce averaged a goal a game...!?!?!?!?!? No fucking way, that just proves that that's completely inaccurate...;- )

Seriously though - Mancini's only been in charge for half a season whereas all the others are being judged over a much longer period of time.

 

[Damocles]

The Torygraph today publishes a table with Mancini out in front. Its a goals per game and %win table. His record is 1.79 goals/game and a 50%win ratio. Hughes 1.65 and 40%, Keegan 1.30 and 31%, Sven 1.18 and 39% and Pearce 1.00 and 33%.

Pearce averaged a goal a game...!?!?!?!?!? No fucking way, that just proves that that's completely inaccurate...;- )

Seriously though - Mancini's only been in charge for half a season whereas all the others are being judged over a much longer period of time.

Definitely this. Mancini is still unjudgeable until the end of the season, at least.

 

[Ntini77]

Pearce averaged a goal a game...!?!?!?!?!? No fucking way, that just proves that that's completely inaccurate...;- )

Seriously though - Mancini's only been in charge for half a season whereas all the others are being judged over a much longer period of time.

Definitely this. Mancini is still unjudgeable until the end of the season, at least.

So if we finish 20th, you won't judge him ?

 

[masterwig]

Incredible. Mancini with European Cup and World Cup winners in his side has scored more goals than Pearce with Corradi and Bradley Wright-Phillips or Sven with Benjani and Vassell.

 

[moomba]

The way we played in the second half against Spurs, the whole game against Liverpool and the first half against Sunderland we'll score plenty.

Just need a bit of individual and group sharpness, a bit of familiarity and while it won't be the headless chicken attack at all costs that some like I think we'll be one of the highest scorers this season.

 

[dadnlad]

get mancini out, bring back hoof it football

 

[Damocles]

Definitely this. Mancini is still unjudgeable until the end of the season, at least.

So if we finish 20th, you won't judge him ?

I'm sorry, I thought leaving out the "unless an extreme is hit" was ok, as it went without saying.

As long as he keeps in his safe zone of 2nd - 6th by season end, I think that a wait and see approach is needed. There's no need to jump into conclusions about managers. We have money, we have good players, we have a solid foundation; let's let our man mould the clay into something sustainable instead of immediately jumping on his back. I know it's hard as everybody wants us to do well RIGHT NOW, but there's very few managers in the world who have ever just come in and stormed it. Even Mourinho had to adjust in Inter.