Absolute rubbish. Our strongest team contains Boateng, De Jong, Milner and Tevez. Mind you, at least the result confirms that we are not yet good enough or experienced enough for the Champions League. Personally, I wouldn't be too upset if we finish fifth. My fear is that we are thinking ahead of ourselves. Another season fighting for a Top 3 finish and good runs in three competitions would not be the end of the world, especially as we will not have Tevez next season and may also be under new management if our recent history is anything to go by.Soulboy said:I could actually see the sense in this argument, except for one glaring thing... we played our strongest team tonight. Mancini is looking to progress. Had we played Jo, de Jong, Boateng, Boyata, Vieira... then this would have been a reasonable result.
But we didn't, so it wasn't.
Freestyler said:imo winning the europa league is miles better than the F.A cup, but with the F.A cup being drawn to a close, it's our main priority at the moment along with getting a top 4 spot.
i'd love to win both but it ain't gonna happen.
intheknow! said:In my view, yes you are the only one thinking that. Sorry to say but that is such a small club mentality. Winners go out to win everything, that is the mentality needed. If we cannot progress to at least the semi final of Europa, even if we get top four, we won't go very far on the Champions League. End of.
oakiecokie said:Soulboy said:So the question I asked was too difficult.
I won't make that mistake again!
I gave you an answer thick fucker.
If you don`t comprehend whose fault is that.
By the way,what the shit are you on about "should be sacked NOT playing his strongest team??"
Its a fucking squad of 28 you thick twunt !!
lionheart said:Absolute rubbish. Our strongest team contains Boateng, De Jong, Milner and Tevez. Mind you, at least the result confirms that we are not yet good enough or experienced enough for the Champions League. Personally, I wouldn't be too upset if we finish fifth. My fear is that we are thinking ahead of ourselves. Another season fighting for a Top 3 finish and good runs in three competitions would not be the end of the world, especially as we will not have Tevez next season and may also be under new management if our recent history is anything to go by.Soulboy said:I could actually see the sense in this argument, except for one glaring thing... we played our strongest team tonight. Mancini is looking to progress. Had we played Jo, de Jong, Boateng, Boyata, Vieira... then this would have been a reasonable result.
But we didn't, so it wasn't.
Soulboy said:Are you suggesting that you know better than Mancini?