Don't let Mancini be the next Premier League Manager sacked!

[jimharri]

''Don't let Mancini be the next Premier League manager sacked''; what the fuck are you talking about?

1. It's ''to be sacked''.
2. Is it not down to the players to perform like they actually give a fuck, and down to Mancini to send out a properly motivated side? Fans criticizing him on an internet forum are going to influence an executive decision made thousands of miles away in the middle east? Seriously? Jesus OP; you'd want to put the bottle down before you post. Alcohol and posting on here do not mix.

 

[Bluemoon115]

''Don't let Mancini be the next Premier League manager sacked''; what the fuck are you talking about?

1. It's ''to be sacked''.
2. Is it not down to the players to perform like they actually give a fuck, and down to Mancini to send out a properly motivated side? Fans criticizing him on an internet forum are going to influence an executive decision made thousands of miles away in the middle east? Seriously? Jesus OP; you'd want to put the bottle down before you post. Alcohol and posting on here do not mix.

Wow, I take it you've given up the Sunday morning yoga then Jim?

 

[jimharri]

''Don't let Mancini be the next Premier League manager sacked''; what the fuck are you talking about?

1. It's ''to be sacked''.
2. Is it not down to the players to perform like they actually give a fuck, and down to Mancini to send out a properly motivated side? Fans criticizing him on an internet forum are going to influence an executive decision made thousands of miles away in the middle east? Seriously? Jesus OP; you'd want to put the bottle down before you post. Alcohol and posting on here do not mix.

Wow, I take it you've given up the Sunday morning yoga then Jim?

If I had a cat, and it survived last night, it'd be in mortal danger this morning. Conjure up a mental image of a size 11 bedroom slipper being forcibly inserted into a delicate part of said cat's anatomy! I'm still mightily pissed off at last night's (non) performance 115. And, er, how can I put it; less than well thought out posts are not going to improve my humour.

Yoga? I'm not some bloody lentil-eating tree hugger!!

 

[Burtonblue]

Much as I agree with the concept of keeping our manager / stability (and I really don't want to see him sacked), there is bugger all we as supporters of the club can do about it if those on the field don't roll up their sleeves and do the business.
They looked a pretty demotivated bunch last night and that really worries me.
Hopefully it was just a blip as in pretty much all other games we have drawn or lost this season we still looked the better side.
Last night we were awful and that's down to the players not being arsed, not the manager.

 

[Bluemoon115]

''Don't let Mancini be the next Premier League manager sacked''; what the fuck are you talking about?

1. It's ''to be sacked''.
2. Is it not down to the players to perform like they actually give a fuck, and down to Mancini to send out a properly motivated side? Fans criticizing him on an internet forum are going to influence an executive decision made thousands of miles away in the middle east? Seriously? Jesus OP; you'd want to put the bottle down before you post. Alcohol and posting on here do not mix.

Wow, I take it you've given up the Sunday morning yoga then Jim?

If I had a cat, and it survived last night, it'd be in mortal danger this morning. Conjure up a mental image of a size 11 bedroom slipper being forcibly inserted into a delicate part of said cat's anatomy! I'm still mightily pissed off at last night's (non) performance 115. And, er, how can I put it; less than well thought out posts are not going to improve my humour.

Yoga? I'm not some bloody lentil-eating tree hugger!!

Mussolini was a big, big fan of Yoga Booty Ballet.

 

[jimharri]

Wow, I take it you've given up the Sunday morning yoga then Jim?

If I had a cat, and it survived last night, it'd be in mortal danger this morning. Conjure up a mental image of a size 11 bedroom slipper being forcibly inserted into a delicate part of said cat's anatomy! I'm still mightily pissed off at last night's (non) performance 115. And, er, how can I put it; less than well thought out posts are not going to improve my humour.

Yoga? I'm not some bloody lentil-eating tree hugger!!

Mussolini was a big, big fan of Yoga Booty Ballet.

Cue THAT pic of Di Canio!

 

[CatMan]

''Don't let Mancini be the next Premier League manager sacked''; what the fuck are you talking about?

1. It's ''to be sacked''.
2. Is it not down to the players to perform like they actually give a fuck, and down to Mancini to send out a properly motivated side? Fans criticizing him on an internet forum are going to influence an executive decision made thousands of miles away in the middle east? Seriously? Jesus OP; you'd want to put the bottle down before you post. Alcohol and posting on here do not mix.

Firstly, shouldn't you be at Mass!, and when you do go make sure you get confession in beforehand, to apologise for your blasphemy!

Now to your rather excitable points.

With regard to your issue with the thread title, I am indeed correct. If you look at the beginning of the title you will see there is the use of the word 'be' before a clause 'the next premier league manager'. In short if you were to remove 'the next premier league manager' the thread would read 'Don't let Mancini be sacked', which proves my point.

Clearly you are one of those people who like to use 'do' twice in the same sentence!

Remember of course, if you 'do do' that, it is poor grammar!

Now to your second point; If you had read my post correctly, you will see that I was pointing out that Mancini currently sits favourite to BE THE NEXT PREMIER LEAGUE MANAGER SACKED, whilst Baconface, with much the same record over the last two years is the outsider.

Now if you think that negativity and defeatism across all levels of the club in no way impact upon those odds or indeed the security of Mancini's job them I am afraid you are truly stupid!

 

[r.soleofsalford]

Much as I agree with the concept of keeping our manager / stability (and I really don't want to see him sacked), there is bugger all we as supporters of the club can do about it if those on the field don't roll up their sleeves and do the business.
They looked a pretty demotivated bunch last night and that really worries me.
Hopefully it was just a blip as in pretty much all other games we have drawn or lost this season we still looked the better side.
Last night we were awful and that's down to the players not being arsed, not the manager.

No the manager has no influence on the team what so ever.


Do you really believe that, honestly

 

[hgblue]

Performances and results will determine Mancini's fate. Nothing else.

 

[blueinsa]

Knew it wouldn't be long before it was all the fans fault lol.