Club Statement (Mancini sacked) (Cont)

[gh_mcfc]

Re: Club Statement (confirmed that Mancini sacked)

KLOPP IN THE NAME OF LOVE
HE'S COME TO SAVE THE CLUB
KLOPP IN THE NAME OF LOVE
HE'S COME TO SAVE THE CLUB
HE'S TAKING OVERRRRRRRRR
HE'S TAKING OVERRRRRRRRR

Haha please be true just so I can sing this. Funny in work today!

Hahaha that would be hilarious ringing out around the ground.

We are happy and we know it Klopps at hand
We are happy and we know it Klopps at hand
We're happy and we know it and really want to show it
We are happy and we know it Klopps at hand


Even though he's not ..... Probably

 

[BlueDejong]

Re: Club Statement (confirmed that Mancini sacked)

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Key members of the former manager's backroom team including David Platt and Attilio Lombardo are set to follow the youth coaches axed yesterday out of Etihad Stadium exit door

EXCLUSIVE
By Wayne Veysey | Chief Correspondent

Roberto Mancini will be handed a minimum £7.5 million pay-off as Manchester City execute an extensive cull of their former manager’s backroom staff, Goal.com can reveal.

At least 10 members of the club’s existing coaching staff are to be axed following a comprehensive review of the coaching operations at Etihad Stadium.

The exodus is set to be headed by first-team coach David Platt and the extended Italian entourage that includes Under-21s manager Attilio Lombardo, senior coach Fausto Salsano, fitness coach Ivan Carminati, goalkeeping coach Massimo Battara and defensive coach Angelo Gregucci.

The City sacking programme, which is believed to have been led by sporting director Txiki Begiristain, has been broadened to include coaches further down the coaching chain.

Goal.com understands that long-time City servants who work with the academy players Jim Cassell and Paul Power, along with Under-18s coach Adam Sadler, were all dismissed on Monday with immediate effect. Pete Lowe, the head of education and coaching, is also facing the axe.

However, Mancini’s No 2 Brian Kidd, who will take caretaker charge of the City team for the final two matches of the season, including Tuesday’s trip to Reading, is expected to remain with the club under the regime of the new manager.

Sources have said one possibility is that the popular 63-year-old takes on a senior role working with the academy at the Etihad Stadium campus.

Begiristain is understood to have been the driving force for the coaching overhaul following a root and branch review of the club’s backroom set-up since he joined City last October.

Mancini had four years remaining on his contract but the former Inter Milan manager’s pay-off will be limited to 12 months’ salary should he get another job immediately.

Under the severance terms of the five-year contract he signed last summer, Mancini is set to receive an initial sum of £7.5m, which will be topped up for every month that he is out of work.

The 48-year-old is a target for super-rich French club Monaco, as well as Italian club Napoli.

Platt is also expected to receive a vast settlement figure if, as expected, he follows Mancini out of the exit door. The former England midfielder’s City salary is understood to be around £900,000-a-year.

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All gone

 

[Vinjay]

Re: Club Statement (confirmed that Mancini sacked)

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/premier-league/2013/05/14/3977806/revealed-mancinis-75-million-pay-off-manchester-citys-10-man

Key members of the former manager's backroom team including David Platt and Attilio Lombardo are set to follow the youth coaches axed yesterday out of Etihad Stadium exit door

EXCLUSIVE
By Wayne Veysey | Chief Correspondent

Roberto Mancini will be handed a minimum £7.5 million pay-off as Manchester City execute an extensive cull of their former manager’s backroom staff, Goal.com can reveal.

At least 10 members of the club’s existing coaching staff are to be axed following a comprehensive review of the coaching operations at Etihad Stadium.

The exodus is set to be headed by first-team coach David Platt and the extended Italian entourage that includes Under-21s manager Attilio Lombardo, senior coach Fausto Salsano, fitness coach Ivan Carminati, goalkeeping coach Massimo Battara and defensive coach Angelo Gregucci.

The City sacking programme, which is believed to have been led by sporting director Txiki Begiristain, has been broadened to include coaches further down the coaching chain.

Goal.com understands that long-time City servants who work with the academy players Jim Cassell and Paul Power, along with Under-18s coach Adam Sadler, were all dismissed on Monday with immediate effect. Pete Lowe, the head of education and coaching, is also facing the axe.

However, Mancini’s No 2 Brian Kidd, who will take caretaker charge of the City team for the final two matches of the season, including Tuesday’s trip to Reading, is expected to remain with the club under the regime of the new manager.

Sources have said one possibility is that the popular 63-year-old takes on a senior role working with the academy at the Etihad Stadium campus.

Begiristain is understood to have been the driving force for the coaching overhaul following a root and branch review of the club’s backroom set-up since he joined City last October.

Mancini had four years remaining on his contract but the former Inter Milan manager’s pay-off will be limited to 12 months’ salary should he get another job immediately.

Under the severance terms of the five-year contract he signed last summer, Mancini is set to receive an initial sum of £7.5m, which will be topped up for every month that he is out of work.

The 48-year-old is a target for super-rich French club Monaco, as well as Italian club Napoli.

Platt is also expected to receive a vast settlement figure if, as expected, he follows Mancini out of the exit door. The former England midfielder’s City salary is understood to be around £900,000-a-year.

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All gone

Somehow doubt senior executives are referring to it as the "City sacking programme"

 

[George Hannah]

Re: Club Statement (confirmed that Mancini sacked)

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/premier-league/2013/05/14/3977806/revealed-mancinis-75-million-pay-off-manchester-citys-10-man

Key members of the former manager's backroom team including David Platt and Attilio Lombardo are set to follow the youth coaches axed yesterday out of Etihad Stadium exit door

EXCLUSIVE
By Wayne Veysey | Chief Correspondent

Roberto Mancini will be handed a minimum £7.5 million pay-off as Manchester City execute an extensive cull of their former manager’s backroom staff, Goal.com can reveal.

At least 10 members of the club’s existing coaching staff are to be axed following a comprehensive review of the coaching operations at Etihad Stadium.

The exodus is set to be headed by first-team coach David Platt and the extended Italian entourage that includes Under-21s manager Attilio Lombardo, senior coach Fausto Salsano, fitness coach Ivan Carminati, goalkeeping coach Massimo Battara and defensive coach Angelo Gregucci.

The City sacking programme, which is believed to have been led by sporting director Txiki Begiristain, has been broadened to include coaches further down the coaching chain.

Goal.com understands that long-time City servants who work with the academy players Jim Cassell and Paul Power, along with Under-18s coach Adam Sadler, were all dismissed on Monday with immediate effect. Pete Lowe, the head of education and coaching, is also facing the axe.

However, Mancini’s No 2 Brian Kidd, who will take caretaker charge of the City team for the final two matches of the season, including Tuesday’s trip to Reading, is expected to remain with the club under the regime of the new manager.

Sources have said one possibility is that the popular 63-year-old takes on a senior role working with the academy at the Etihad Stadium campus.

Begiristain is understood to have been the driving force for the coaching overhaul following a root and branch review of the club’s backroom set-up since he joined City last October.

Mancini had four years remaining on his contract but the former Inter Milan manager’s pay-off will be limited to 12 months’ salary should he get another job immediately.

Under the severance terms of the five-year contract he signed last summer, Mancini is set to receive an initial sum of £7.5m, which will be topped up for every month that he is out of work.

The 48-year-old is a target for super-rich French club Monaco, as well as Italian club Napoli.

Platt is also expected to receive a vast settlement figure if, as expected, he follows Mancini out of the exit door. The former England midfielder’s City salary is understood to be around £900,000-a-year.

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All gone

Somehow doubt senior executives are referring to it as the "City sacking programme"

it's worth every penny if we've seen the last of that little Jose driver leech.

 

[TimmyP]

Re: Club Statement (confirmed that Mancini sacked)

Ok, I know how BM works, and I know the ridicule I'm going to get for putting this.

But this is what I've been told this morning:

Pellegrini has an agreement with MCFC to become new manager and has done since last week.

There has been a late move, not by us, but by another manager who is interesting in joining us, and the board are interested in him.

Pellegrini is aware of this, and has no objections - he is also in contact with Barcelona.

I have no reason to lie, so just thought I'd put out there what i've told.

 

[dtc78]

Re: Club Statement (confirmed that Mancini sacked)

Anyone else had to google 'Holistic'?

 

[jake28]

Re: Club Statement (confirmed that Mancini sacked)

Anybody have gifs of his Vaffanculo moments on the touchline?..always showed the passion did Roberto!

 

[gh_mcfc]

Re: Club Statement (confirmed that Mancini sacked)

Ok, I know how BM works, and I know the ridicule I'm going to get for putting this.

But this is what I've been told this morning:

Pellegrini has an agreement with MCFC to become new manager and has done since last week.

There has been a late move, not by us, but by another manager who is interesting in joining us, and the board are interested in him.

Pellegrini is aware of this, and has no objections - he is also in contact with Barcelona.

I have no reason to lie, so just thought I'd put out there what i've told.

I do it .. Sauce???

 

[PSmyth07]

Re: Club Statement (confirmed that Mancini sacked)

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/premier-league/2013/05/14/3977806/revealed-mancinis-75-million-pay-off-manchester-citys-10-man

Key members of the former manager's backroom team including David Platt and Attilio Lombardo are set to follow the youth coaches axed yesterday out of Etihad Stadium exit door

EXCLUSIVE
By Wayne Veysey | Chief Correspondent

Roberto Mancini will be handed a minimum £7.5 million pay-off as Manchester City execute an extensive cull of their former manager’s backroom staff, Goal.com can reveal.

At least 10 members of the club’s existing coaching staff are to be axed following a comprehensive review of the coaching operations at Etihad Stadium.

The exodus is set to be headed by first-team coach David Platt and the extended Italian entourage that includes Under-21s manager Attilio Lombardo, senior coach Fausto Salsano, fitness coach Ivan Carminati, goalkeeping coach Massimo Battara and defensive coach Angelo Gregucci.

The City sacking programme, which is believed to have been led by sporting director Txiki Begiristain, has been broadened to include coaches further down the coaching chain.

Goal.com understands that long-time City servants who work with the academy players Jim Cassell and Paul Power, along with Under-18s coach Adam Sadler, were all dismissed on Monday with immediate effect. Pete Lowe, the head of education and coaching, is also facing the axe.

However, Mancini’s No 2 Brian Kidd, who will take caretaker charge of the City team for the final two matches of the season, including Tuesday’s trip to Reading, is expected to remain with the club under the regime of the new manager.

Sources have said one possibility is that the popular 63-year-old takes on a senior role working with the academy at the Etihad Stadium campus.

Begiristain is understood to have been the driving force for the coaching overhaul following a root and branch review of the club’s backroom set-up since he joined City last October.

Mancini had four years remaining on his contract but the former Inter Milan manager’s pay-off will be limited to 12 months’ salary should he get another job immediately.

Under the severance terms of the five-year contract he signed last summer, Mancini is set to receive an initial sum of £7.5m, which will be topped up for every month that he is out of work.

The 48-year-old is a target for super-rich French club Monaco, as well as Italian club Napoli.

Platt is also expected to receive a vast settlement figure if, as expected, he follows Mancini out of the exit door. The former England midfielder’s City salary is understood to be around £900,000-a-year.

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All gone

Platt on £900,000 a year?

 

[nickson71]

Re: Club Statement (confirmed that Mancini sacked)

Ok, I know how BM works, and I know the ridicule I'm going to get for putting this.

But this is what I've been told this morning:

Pellegrini has an agreement with MCFC to become new manager and has done since last week.

There has been a late move, not by us, but by another manager who is interesting in joining us, and the board are interested in him.

Pellegrini is aware of this, and has no objections - he is also in contact with Barcelona.

I have no reason to lie, so just thought I'd put out there what i've told.

if true the club had better make there minds up fucking quick as they could put themself in a situation where we don't get either.