blueparrot
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OB1 said:BillyShears said:GaudinoMotors said:In all honesty Billy - I hope to have egg on my face come May - I will apologise gladly. But I can only go on what I've witnessed first hand so far - it's ok - not hurrendous - but not the improvemnt I was expecting.
Fair enough ... I've no problem with that at all. I know plenty of people who are currently unsure about Pellegrini ... it's natural with a new manager who people don't know a lot about, especially when he's replaced such a popular one.
But the discussions in this thread this morning, and I use the term discussion very loosely, was nothing more than a series of conspiracy theories about how Mancini was terribly hard done by by Txiki and Ferran and how they conspired to make his life difficult, conspired to fuck up last season, all with the sole aim of being able to sack him at the end of it all. It's hard not to sneer at stupidity like that, not least because of the enormous disservice it does our owners.
Billy,
You've touched on it earlier and it applies to this thread and other but the sheer lack of knowledge shown by supporters about subjects that they then go and spout off about is scary. I don't know if it is because people are stupid or lazy but it is scary because you get the blind leading the blind on here.
This is very true I don't think people realise what their jobs are Soriano actually has very little to do with team performance, other than appointing Txiki, his job is the overall running of the club increasing revenues and the development of the campus. Txiki is more responsible for the 1st team but again he will be judged on the overall playing side and how the youth teams develop, not on a few defeats in away games.
Between them along with Khaldoun and Sheikh Mansour they will make a judgement on the manager like they always do at the end of the season certainly not after 16 games most of which have gone well.
I always supported Mancini last season and wasn't for replacing him but I always said I would support the club in it's decision because if you take the trouble to listen to the people running it and look at their background and ambition, also their achievements away from the playing side, you can't fail to be impressed.
I am very confident that over the next 5 years we will look back and be wondering what all the fuss was about.