For those who like Mancini

Damocles said:
Jim Tolmie's Underpants said:
...words..

As I say, I don't think that it's hypocritical of him to ask for calm regarding Mancini after he wanted Hughes out. Hughes had a lot more time and money than Mancini has currently had, and had about the same results.

If he was barracking Hughes after a few months then fine, but after two years, he may have just had a legitimate opinion?

I think for a large percentage of this board, we remember the havoc caused by the foaming Hughes Out Brigade last season, which all but ruined Bluemoon.

The fact is that Hughes wasn't given a chance by many people on Bluemoon from day one. And I'm not talking about those of us who posted in agony after the Forrest or West Brom debacles. I'm talking about those people who chose to not accept Hughes from the day he joined our club. Never gave him a chance, and absolutely annihilated his character (and still do).

Personally I find it headspinningly (is that a word?) bizarre that the very same people now wail, cry, moan, feign indignation at the mere mention that Mancini may not be universally loved and accepted.

IMO, hypocrites to a man. And they all know who they are as well so I certainly don't need to point it out...
 
Jim Tolmie's Underpants said:
robbieh said:
Woke up this morning to the cry of hypocracy from JTU.

I do not think it is hypocracy to want one manager out and another one too stay. This is complete misuse of the word.

Get real FFS. You said:

"As a Mancini fan I find it deeply disrespectful that he is being undermined at every turn by these posters."

Yet YOU were "disrespectful" to Hughes and 'undermined' him "at every turn" by constantly criticising him - as your quotes prove.

If you think that's not hypocrisy then you need to give your head a wobble.

Seriously!

You did to Hughes exactly what you are accusing other Blues of doing to Mancini - FACT!

robbieh said:
As for the post you trawled where I suggested that Mourinho would do much better than Hughes. that is not hypocracy either.
You had a go at Blues who are speculating that Mourinho may come in, claiming Mancini "is being undermined at every turn by these posters."

Yet you were the one speculating about Mourinho coming in when Hughes was in charge - thus 'undermining' him!

Again - You did to Hughes exactly what you are accusing other Blues of doing to Mancini - FACT!

Yet you claim this isn't hypocrisy?!

Unbelievable!

Glad you're back on line Underpants. Talking of hypocracy you slagged a poster for calling you thick while feeling completely at ease calling me a wanker.

Apart from that the disrespect I said you and others were showing was to a man who has a highly respectable record managerial record.

And as Damocles points out I gave Hughes quite alot more time than you are affording RM.

It was not hypocracy. Just common sense not to leave the club in the hands of a manager with no record of success.
 
BillyShears said:
I think for a large percentage of this board, we remember the havoc caused by the foaming Hughes Out Brigade last season, which all but ruined Bluemoon.

The fact is that Hughes wasn't given a chance by many people on Bluemoon from day one. And I'm not talking about those of us who posted in agony after the Forrest or West Brom debacles. I'm talking about those people who chose to not accept Hughes from the day he joined our club. Never gave him a chance, and absolutely annihilated his character (and still do).

Personally I find it headspinningly (is that a word?) bizarre that the very same people now wail, cry, moan, feign indignation at the mere mention that Mancini may not be universally loved and accepted.

IMO, hypocrites to a man. And they all know who they are as well so I certainly don't need to point it out...

Well said.

Somebody who actually knows what blatent hypocrisy is!<br /><br />-- Thu Apr 01, 2010 5:44 pm --<br /><br />
robbieh said:
Jim Tolmie's Underpants said:
Get real FFS. You said:

"As a Mancini fan I find it deeply disrespectful that he is being undermined at every turn by these posters."

Yet YOU were "disrespectful" to Hughes and 'undermined' him "at every turn" by constantly criticising him - as your quotes prove.

If you think that's not hypocrisy then you need to give your head a wobble.

Seriously!

You did to Hughes exactly what you are accusing other Blues of doing to Mancini - FACT!


You had a go at Blues who are speculating that Mourinho may come in, claiming Mancini "is being undermined at every turn by these posters."

Yet you were the one speculating about Mourinho coming in when Hughes was in charge - thus 'undermining' him!

Again - You did to Hughes exactly what you are accusing other Blues of doing to Mancini - FACT!

Yet you claim this isn't hypocrisy?!

Unbelievable!

Glad you're back on line Underpants. Talking of hypocracy you slagged a poster for calling you thick while feeling completely at ease calling me a wanker.

Apart from that the disrespect I said you and others were showing was to a man who has a highly respectable record managerial record.

And as Damocles points out I gave Hughes quite alot more time than you are affording RM.

It was not hypocracy. Just common sense not to leave the club in the hands of a manager with no record of success.

Go cry to someone who cares. You're a blatent hypocrite. The facts don't lie - no matter how much you try and twist them.

You slagged off Hughes left right and centre. Didn't care about "undermining" him - did you?

Now you have the nerve to whinge that some posters are speculating about Mourinho and are "undermining" Mancini.

Give your head a wobble.
 
Jim Tolmie's Underpants said:
BillyShears said:
I think for a large percentage of this board, we remember the havoc caused by the foaming Hughes Out Brigade last season, which all but ruined Bluemoon.

The fact is that Hughes wasn't given a chance by many people on Bluemoon from day one. And I'm not talking about those of us who posted in agony after the Forrest or West Brom debacles. I'm talking about those people who chose to not accept Hughes from the day he joined our club. Never gave him a chance, and absolutely annihilated his character (and still do).

Personally I find it headspinningly (is that a word?) bizarre that the very same people now wail, cry, moan, feign indignation at the mere mention that Mancini may not be universally loved and accepted.

IMO, hypocrites to a man. And they all know who they are as well so I certainly don't need to point it out...

Well said.

Somebody who actually knows what blatent hypocrisy is!

Just to clear the record with Underpants and Billy. I had no problem with Hughes being a United legend. Was only ever interested in what he brought to City which after a year became quite obvious was not a lot. At which point I and many other suggested he be replaced. I did not make up stories about new managers being lined up or that certain players were being frozen out just to have a go at the manager.

I have no problem with others doing the same with Mancini. But after 3 months and with better results surely not yet.
 
BillyShears said:
Damocles said:
As I say, I don't think that it's hypocritical of him to ask for calm regarding Mancini after he wanted Hughes out. Hughes had a lot more time and money than Mancini has currently had, and had about the same results.

If he was barracking Hughes after a few months then fine, but after two years, he may have just had a legitimate opinion?

I think for a large percentage of this board, we remember the havoc caused by the foaming Hughes Out Brigade last season, which all but ruined Bluemoon.

The fact is that Hughes wasn't given a chance by many people on Bluemoon from day one. And I'm not talking about those of us who posted in agony after the Forrest or West Brom debacles. I'm talking about those people who chose to not accept Hughes from the day he joined our club. Never gave him a chance, and absolutely annihilated his character (and still do).

Personally I find it headspinningly (is that a word?) bizarre that the very same people now wail, cry, moan, feign indignation at the mere mention that Mancini may not be universally loved and accepted.

IMO, hypocrites to a man. And they all know who they are as well so I certainly don't need to point it out...


here here ;)
 
Kippax Street 1880 said:
Mancini never played for United, so I'll support him until we start getting hammered every week.....Whenever I heard Hughes' name I could only think of that twat with the perm with the sharp-emblazoned scum top.
Well; I suppose we should be grateful to 'Kippax Street 1880' for his honesty , and for confirming the suspicions held about some (not all) of the Hughes Out brigade. I guess Hughes is as well off out of City; he never had a chance with some on here, no matter what he did (or, as it turned out, what he didn't do).
 
shadygiz said:
BillyShears said:
I think for a large percentage of this board, we remember the havoc caused by the foaming Hughes Out Brigade last season, which all but ruined Bluemoon.

The fact is that Hughes wasn't given a chance by many people on Bluemoon from day one. And I'm not talking about those of us who posted in agony after the Forrest or West Brom debacles. I'm talking about those people who chose to not accept Hughes from the day he joined our club. Never gave him a chance, and absolutely annihilated his character (and still do).

Personally I find it headspinningly (is that a word?) bizarre that the very same people now wail, cry, moan, feign indignation at the mere mention that Mancini may not be universally loved and accepted.

IMO, hypocrites to a man. And they all know who they are as well so I certainly don't need to point it out...


here here ;)

Well somebody needed to say out loud what has been on the mind of I imagine, a large number of us in recent days and weeks....;- )
 
mammutly said:
GTKirchoff said:
You undermined Hughes, shut the fuck up or fuck off.

Another high quality contribution from a member of the idiocracy.

OP - I agree that the endless speculation about Mourinho is not only pointless but disrespectful to Mancini. Seems like every time Jose so much as looks as if he might fart some people have to start a thread saying he's coming to City.

Enough is enough IMO. We are entering the most crucial part of our most important season for many years. It really is time for every real fan to forget about whatever personal agenda they have for awhile and just get behind the team and the manager.

It's a good point to get behind the manager. BUT the manager must work in a 'general way', set up the club workings in a way so that a successor could take over. The problem with Hughes was that he set up everything the 'Hughes way'. When the owners thought he might not bring success, they could not let him continue, and spend more money, because a new manager could not 'take over'. Hughes wanted to much to build HIS team, with his loyal friends, in the team and in the staff.

So, there is a paradox, if you make ourself dispensable, as a manager, you have greater chance to survive!
 
BillyShears said:
shadygiz said:
here here ;)

Well somebody needed to say out loud what has been on the mind of I imagine, a large number of us in recent days and weeks....;- )

Continuing sporadic fire from the remnants of the Hughes vanquished army. The majority I am quite sure are behind Mancini.
 
robbieh said:
BillyShears said:
Well somebody needed to say out loud what has been on the mind of I imagine, a large number of us in recent days and weeks....;- )

Continuing sporadic fire from the remnants of the Hughes vanquished army. The majority I am quite sure are behind Mancini.

It takes particular kind of stupidity for you to still be here and still be trying to fight your corner. Whilst you continue to try and DIVIDE City supporters, your opinions will hold very little weight with me...but please carry on. You're only making yourself look an even bigger tit with each passing post.

In short. Move on.
 
I think it's all about having a modicum of intelligence.

Anyone who thought Clueless was a good manager doesn't have one and therefore can't comprehend that Bob is an extremely intelligent bloke who is a quality manager with a proven track record of building a side and winning trophies, something he will achieve with ease should he be given the "keys to the safe" this summer.

Simple.
 
BillyShears said:
robbieh said:
Continuing sporadic fire from the remnants of the Hughes vanquished army. The majority I am quite sure are behind Mancini.

It takes particular kind of stupidity for you to still be here and still be trying to fight your corner. Whilst you continue to try and DIVIDE City supporters, your opinions will hold very little weight with me...but please carry on. You're only making yourself look an even bigger tit with each passing post.

In short. Move on.

Don't know why you think you are so superior. And I am not trying to divide City supporters. I have never to my knowledge insulted another fan, something you frequently do when you are losing an argument.

And I am quite happy to move on. I await with baited breath you next post which will no doubt be full of praise for Roberto Mancini.
 
Rammy Blue said:
I think it's all about having a modicum of intelligence.

Anyone who thought Clueless was a good manager doesn't have one and therefore can't comprehend that Bob is an extremely intelligent bloke who is a quality manager with a proven track record of building a side and winning trophies, something he will achieve with ease should he be given the "keys to the safe" this summer.

Simple.

And one by one they come crawling out of the woodwork...;- )
 
BillyShears said:
Rammy Blue said:
I think it's all about having a modicum of intelligence.

Anyone who thought Clueless was a good manager doesn't have one and therefore can't comprehend that Bob is an extremely intelligent bloke who is a quality manager with a proven track record of building a side and winning trophies, something he will achieve with ease should he be given the "keys to the safe" this summer.

Simple.

And one by one they come crawling out of the woodwork...;- )

;P
 
robbieh said:
Don't know why you think you are so superior. And I am not trying to divide City supporters. I have never to my knowledge insulted another fan, something you frequently do when you are losing an argument.

I think when you try and suggest that people are either pro Hughes or pro Mancini which is what your previous post did, then that's purposely polarizing supporters. That's why I insulted you, because it's something which has been going on on this board since Hughes took over. The "you're with me or against me" mentality. We shouldn't do that to each other.

And I am quite happy to move on. I await with baited breath you next post which will no doubt be full of praise for Roberto Mancini.

I have plenty of praise for Mancini. People just ignore it and focus on the ones which are more critical.

Anyway, I apologize for insulting you earlier as it was uncalled for. I stand by everything else i've posted in this thread though.
 
robbieh said:
BillyShears said:
Well somebody needed to say out loud what has been on the mind of I imagine, a large number of us in recent days and weeks....;- )

Continuing sporadic fire from the remnants of the Hughes vanquished army. The majority I am quite sure are behind Mancini.

im all for supporting mancini as i did with hughes but i am far from thinking he is any kind of great manager and better than hughes at this moment.
 
BillyShears said:
I think when you try and suggest that people are either pro Hughes or pro Mancini which is what your previous post did, then that's purposely polarizing supporters. That's why I insulted you, because it's something which has been going on on this board since Hughes took over. The "you're with me or against me" mentality. We shouldn't do that to each other.

Totally agree with the above sentiment, and it's one of my biggest annoyances, well played Billy.
 
Sun Jihai's ghost said:
Under Hughes it used to be 6 transfer windows and a billion quid before you were allowed to judge him, now its ok to want Mancini out after 3 months...fuck the fact that he's inhereted somebody elses unbalanced squad and had little money to strenghen. That is Hypocrisy.

SJG spot on they are Hypocrites in the purest sense of the word, as there are many people on this site that had a plethora of excuses for Huges but can't extend them to Mancini, for instance :-

He's only had 3 transfer windows,
He's only been here 18 months,
Its not his team, let him build his team,
We can't Judge him until he's had at least 4 seasons just like Fergie,
Its (insert players name) fault, there causing trouble,

It really does astonish me though that Mancini has only just been here just over 3 month. Yet those exact same people that came out with those excuses and many more are totaly unwilling to extend them to Mancini. Even though Mancini statistically has a better record than Hughes.
 

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