Discussion: Manuel Pellegrini 2014/15 (continued)

[daztrueblue91]

I'm not a fan of this waiting until the end of the season crap to sack a manager. Pellegrini is either the right man or he is not. Why prolong his stay here if they do not see him as the man to take us forward?

Say if Pellegrini drops the likes of Yaya and Kompany for the rest of the season and we convincingly win all of our remaining games then what happens? Do we accept that it was the players that let him down and that with them gone he can shape us into a winning unit again or does he get the sack no matter what?

Surely if the players don't want him in charge, which recent results suggest, and he knows that he is going to be sacked then why would anyone expect us to improve under than environment.

Surely letting Vieira take charge until the end of the season might give the players the boost they need. Likewise, considering we play the likes of West Ham, QPR and Villa at home we haven't got the most difficult run in.

 

[80s Shorts]

Some people have changed their tune.

What happened to Pellegrini "certainly being the manager again next season and is going to get serious backing from the board with regards transfers in the summer."?

Must have been wumming, as per usual.

I cannot agree with that. They very well may just have been clueless.

 

[jimmygrimblesboots]

Pellers is meeting the targets set by the management , 5 trophies in 5 years , Mancini was sacked because he was not meeting the targets , not rocket science . MP will be manager next year , he needs to get rid of the deadwood , promote some of our excellent youngsters and sign a couple of genuine proven world class players ,we have had a blip , no big drama , it happens to all clubs , looking forward to 2015/16 already.

 

[Davs 19]

Wouldnt Ancelotti from next season mean an end to the Guardiola plans?

For 3/4 years at least. TBF though, talk of Pep is pure speculation and guesswork. I do expect him in England in the next few years, probably to succeed the turtle.

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

Yaya for caretaker boss..... You can get 100/1 at a he mo, easy money!!!

 

[Le Havre Oswald]

I've heard its going to be Chris Powell with paddy v as number 2

Going to be the 1st double black managment team in the prem.

 

[BillyShears]

And sometimes, believe it or not, I am not offering clues.

I posted earlier, don't believe it can be Sabella, because the nod is supposed to be from someone in a job.

And in that instance, they would surely come at the end of the season?

With an interim caretaker, whether that be Vieira or Kidd.

Gonna have to disagree with Yoda on this one. I think with the names involved and the way the situation is unfolding, I think it's more likely MP will see out the remainder of the season.

Of course I reserve the right to change my mind should we not beat West Ham ;)

If they consider Pellegrini surplus to requirements, what makes you think the owners will sit on their hands and hope for the best that we scrape over the line in the last six matches?

An unnecessary £50m bluff, especially if the players already think he is out and some of them also.

Because I don't think that the powers that be will think that sacking Pellegrini and leaving Kidd or PV in charge for a handful of games will change the performances of the players. Like you say those who know they're out now they're out. They won't give a fuck who's picking the team.

 

[GaudinoMotors]

John Barnes

 

[hilts]

Some people have changed their tune.

What happened to Pellegrini "certainly being the manager again next season and is going to get serious backing from the board with regards transfers in the summer."?

Must have been wumming, as per usual.

It is pure guesswork fella based on current circumstance, as circumstances change so do their "sources" info, it can't be proved or disproved either way, it's a well known formula

 

[kalouk]

Part of me kind of wants Pellegrini to stay and oversee a revamp of the squad purely as it sends a message to the players that it's not just the manager who faces the consequences of a poor season. They clearly outed Mancini and I worry it's going to be a recurring theme if it's just the manager that is sacked this season.

On the other hand don't think I can stomach another season of 4-4-2 with DZeko.

I feel the same way. I have a horrible feeling next season everything will be fine and everyone will feel justified in blaming Pellegrini but then the new manager upsets the apple cart in some way and we're back to square one.