Ferran Soriano & Txiki Begiristain

[gordondaviesmoustache]

the principles of Holism.

Timothy Claypole adheres to the principles of Holism.

Potential replacement for Moonchester, or Moonbeam?

I would prefer to see them working alongside each other in a....er......holistic fashion.

 

[hgblue]

I'd respect them for turning down Mourinho if they did, which I don't think they did do, I don't think they even went to him after rejecting him for the Barcelona job. It'd demonstrate they are committed to the principles of Holism.

All hail the new religion :).

 

[TGR]

I'd respect them for turning down Mourinho if they did, which I don't think they did do, I don't think they even went to him after rejecting him for the Barcelona job. It'd demonstrate they are committed to the principles of Holism.

All hail the new religion :).

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I'd respect them for turning down Mourinho if they did, which I don't think they did do, I don't think they even went to him after rejecting him for the Barcelona job. It'd demonstrate they are committed to the principles of Holism.

All hail the new religion :).

I'm situated around where the 't' is.

 

[Bluemoon115]

Anti-Holistic bastards.

After all our people have been through...

 

[mammutly]

And anyone who believes now, after all that happened last season, all that went on behind the scenes and all that has come out since May, that Mancini didn't deserve to be sacked, is not living in the real world and has no idea about the sport of football.

A comment that really has no place in a reasonable discussion.

Nothing but rumour and counter rumour has come out of the club regarding what did and did not not go on behind the scenes. To take such an absolute, unequivocal position on the basis of that is a bit daft really.

Since you mention all that happened last season: Isn't it reasonable to consider that the super duo of Soriano and Txiki deciding to speak to Pellegrini half way through said season was just a tad destabilizing?

Then there's the transfer business fiasco of last summer's window.

The way I see it, the super duo didn't like Mancini from the get go and probably engineered his departure. So their judgement is on trial now as Pellegrini is indisputably their man and they've facilitated major signings in support of him.

 

[CITYBOY1000]

All hail the new religion :).

I'm situated around where the 't' is.

Which 't' ?

Does that image imply that there is no spiritualism in holicisticism ?

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I'm situated around where the 't' is.

Which 't' ?

I'm here, I'm there, I'm every fucking where....

 

[Skashion]

I'm situated around where the 't' is.

I'm the i.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

And anyone who believes now, after all that happened last season, all that went on behind the scenes and all that has come out since May, that Mancini didn't deserve to be sacked, is not living in the real world and has no idea about the sport of football.

A comment that really has no place in a reasonable discussion.

Nothing but rumour and counter rumour has come out of the club regarding what did and did not not go on behind the scenes. To take such an absolute, unequivocal position on the basis of that is a bit daft really.

Since you mention all that happened last season: Isn't it reasonable to consider that the super duo of Soriano and Txiki deciding to speak to Pellegrini half way through said season was just a tad destabilizing?

Then there's the transfer business fiasco of last summer's window.

The way I see it, the super duo didn't like Mancini from the get go and probably engineered his departure. So their judgement is on trial now as Pellegrini is indisputably their man and they've facilitated major signings in support of him.

Just to add that last time I checked professional football was about winning. Something we did a lot of when Mancini had the backing of the Board.

We also played some very good football most of the time.

I am 100 percent behind MP but he, Txiki and others will be judged by results like at virtually every other club.