Discuss Pellegrini...(cont)

[Anonymous]

its funny that if Liverpool beat Chelsea and win the league MP fucked up this season to much and cost us the title, but Gerrard slips Chelsea beat Liverpool and we go on to win it and MP is great and won us the title,

Only in the minds of fans, though. That's the irony of people coming up with 'oh, I was wrong' because we've gained a few points on Liverpool. Hate to say it, but the powers will always judge a manager 'holistically'.

Joe hart slips, catches an ankle and we are 1-0 down and down to ten men in the first 15 minutes against west ham, and Liverpool snatch it. And that doesn't make pellegrini's first season a failure. Whether we win the league or blow it, it's been a very good first season. Whilst trophies are of course the aim, and boy is this a big one to win for the whole clubs momentum, holistically(I'm happy to use it again) it's been excellent :

No negative dressing room stories
On field unity
Spirit in diversity
Fringe players feeling included
No press ridicule.

Now when you throw that on top of the sublime football and the silverware, along with the huge improvement in Europe , by any barometer it's been a brilliant first season for the manager, whatever happened to Gerrard, kompany or joe hart on the last day.

I defy anyone to say that this club is not in the best shape it has ever been in. Khaldoon, soriano, txiki and pellegrini. Bright, fiercely intelligent , sensitive leaders. I wouldn't swap a single one of them for anyone.

Add to that the way that so many players have improved ... Nasri, Dzeko, MDM (over course of the season), Garcia (still not my favourite, but a serviceable backup now), Hart (brilliantly man-managed). This can't be coincidence. Under Mancini, if you got on his wrong side, it was goodbye forever.

Pellegrini's proven himself to be a pretty big fucking upgrade in managerial terms. Like Dave says, it's only the small minded who think "wins league he's a legend, loses league he's a loser". The guy has proven himself to be a leader, a man manager, a tactician, and the perfect quiet man to lead us to glory.

People, posters, so called Blues, have sneered at him all season, ridiculed him, called him all sorts including an "old fucking ****" and a "clueless clown". Those people are conspicuous by their absence once again. Think I'd have a bit more time for some of the louder gobshites if they had the stones to turn up after a victory, sadly they reserve their forum time for only after poor results. And if they do show up after a victory it's generally a quick "well done Pellers" as if he's the work experience lad who's managed to complete a task.

 

[pudge]

;)

Apologies but it's been wrecking my head, I need to know. 30 posts a day?! Fucking hell

oh fuck me a stalker..

Now I think I know lol

 

[yeah whatever !!]

Apologies but it's been wrecking my head, I need to know. 30 posts a day?! Fucking hell

oh fuck me a stalker..

Now I think I know lol

yep had a bet with someone that I'd reach 500 posts before Citys last game if they were to win the title.

Been great fun earning that fiver :)

 

[pudge]

oh fuck me a stalker..

Now I think I know lol

yep had a bet with someone that I'd reach 500 posts before Citys last game if they were to win the title.

Been great fun earning that fiver :)

I'd like to think that last post was a clue all for myself :)

 

[3rdgenerationblue]

cool. educated. intelligent. adult. calm. respectful.

what's not to like.

manager of the season without a doubt. If the hacks only understood management in general and football in particular he would be formally recognized.

Thank you Abu Dhabi and thank you Manuel.

See you Wednesday.

 

[cityok]

If this thread had been called ' Discuss Pellegrini...(continued) ' it might have been a nicer place.

 

[peoffrey]

His a fucking nice genuine bloke, in a game where most managers are horrible cunts

Have City ever truly been managed by a ****? I'm thinking Alan Pardew level.

What about Hughes?

He kept his dignity. Mancini has since been making comments whilst Hughes took another job. He's done well at Stoke and they're set for a higher finish than Pulis ever gave them.

 

[Shaelumstash]

Only in the minds of fans, though. That's the irony of people coming up with 'oh, I was wrong' because we've gained a few points on Liverpool. Hate to say it, but the powers will always judge a manager 'holistically'.

Joe hart slips, catches an ankle and we are 1-0 down and down to ten men in the first 15 minutes against west ham, and Liverpool snatch it. And that doesn't make pellegrini's first season a failure. Whether we win the league or blow it, it's been a very good first season. Whilst trophies are of course the aim, and boy is this a big one to win for the whole clubs momentum, holistically(I'm happy to use it again) it's been excellent :

No negative dressing room stories
On field unity
Spirit in diversity
Fringe players feeling included
No press ridicule.

Now when you throw that on top of the sublime football and the silverware, along with the huge improvement in Europe , by any barometer it's been a brilliant first season for the manager, whatever happened to Gerrard, kompany or joe hart on the last day.

I defy anyone to say that this club is not in the best shape it has ever been in. Khaldoon, soriano, txiki and pellegrini. Bright, fiercely intelligent , sensitive leaders. I wouldn't swap a single one of them for anyone.

Add to that the way that so many players have improved ... Nasri, Dzeko, MDM (over course of the season), Garcia (still not my favourite, but a serviceable backup now), Hart (brilliantly man-managed). This can't be coincidence. Under Mancini, if you got on his wrong side, it was goodbye forever.

Pellegrini's proven himself to be a pretty big fucking upgrade in managerial terms. Like Dave says, it's only the small minded who think "wins league he's a legend, loses league he's a loser". The guy has proven himself to be a leader, a man manager, a tactician, and the perfect quiet man to lead us to glory.

People, posters, so called Blues, have sneered at him all season, ridiculed him, called him all sorts including an "old fucking ****" and a "clueless clown". Those people are conspicuous by their absence once again. Think I'd have a bit more time for some of the louder gobshites if they had the stones to turn up after a victory, sadly they reserve their forum time for only after poor results. And if they do show up after a victory it's generally a quick "well done Pellers" as if he's the work experience lad who's managed to complete a task.

Well done Pellers for bringing on Fernandinho for Aguero when we were getting "olé'd" in midfield after 15 minutes.

At least he's got the sense to admit when he gets it wrong, unlike some of the previous managers detractors after he tore down that banner. :-)

 

[SWP's back]

Only in the minds of fans, though. That's the irony of people coming up with 'oh, I was wrong' because we've gained a few points on Liverpool. Hate to say it, but the powers will always judge a manager 'holistically'.

Joe hart slips, catches an ankle and we are 1-0 down and down to ten men in the first 15 minutes against west ham, and Liverpool snatch it. And that doesn't make pellegrini's first season a failure. Whether we win the league or blow it, it's been a very good first season. Whilst trophies are of course the aim, and boy is this a big one to win for the whole clubs momentum, holistically(I'm happy to use it again) it's been excellent :

No negative dressing room stories
On field unity
Spirit in diversity
Fringe players feeling included
No press ridicule.

Now when you throw that on top of the sublime football and the silverware, along with the huge improvement in Europe , by any barometer it's been a brilliant first season for the manager, whatever happened to Gerrard, kompany or joe hart on the last day.

I defy anyone to say that this club is not in the best shape it has ever been in. Khaldoon, soriano, txiki and pellegrini. Bright, fiercely intelligent , sensitive leaders. I wouldn't swap a single one of them for anyone.

Add to that the way that so many players have improved ... Nasri, Dzeko, MDM (over course of the season), Garcia (still not my favourite, but a serviceable backup now), Hart (brilliantly man-managed). This can't be coincidence. Under Mancini, if you got on his wrong side, it was goodbye forever.

Pellegrini's proven himself to be a pretty big fucking upgrade in managerial terms. Like Dave says, it's only the small minded who think "wins league he's a legend, loses league he's a loser". The guy has proven himself to be a leader, a man manager, a tactician, and the perfect quiet man to lead us to glory.

People, posters, so called Blues, have sneered at him all season, ridiculed him, called him all sorts including an "old fucking ****" and a "clueless clown". Those people are conspicuous by their absence once again. Think I'd have a bit more time for some of the louder gobshites if they had the stones to turn up after a victory, sadly they reserve their forum time for only after poor results. And if they do show up after a victory it's generally a quick "well done Pellers" as if he's the work experience lad who's managed to complete a task.

Great shout.

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

The egos have landed.