Though I personally adore the man I can see why to some extent.
Some people believe with the money spent we should have automatically just won everything in the universe in the most brilliant display of football on the planet making us have to change our pants with each amazing pass.
Others believe his football has been too negative and defensive (admitedly it has been at times).
I'd personally suggest that simply buying new players all at once doesn't mean you win everything automatically, it takes alot of time and effort no matter how much you spend. Chelsea (which i assume is what everyone was thinking when they made this arguement) was the exception, not the rule and was down to Jose's tactics and ability as a manager. You know, so called ultra 'negative' football and admitedly his ability to make a team gel together (can't knock him for that). Mancini's way takes a little more time, but i'm willing to give him that extra time.
Secondly, yes his football has been negative and defensive but I think he was just teaching his team how to defend and how to break apart a teams play. If you look at recent signings and the suggested signings this summer it looks like we shall be bringing an attacking display to our efforts next season.
As i've said before on this forum. We will be playing some of the most beautiful football outside of Barca, and Rome wasn't built in a day.
Some people believe with the money spent we should have automatically just won everything in the universe in the most brilliant display of football on the planet making us have to change our pants with each amazing pass.
Others believe his football has been too negative and defensive (admitedly it has been at times).
I'd personally suggest that simply buying new players all at once doesn't mean you win everything automatically, it takes alot of time and effort no matter how much you spend. Chelsea (which i assume is what everyone was thinking when they made this arguement) was the exception, not the rule and was down to Jose's tactics and ability as a manager. You know, so called ultra 'negative' football and admitedly his ability to make a team gel together (can't knock him for that). Mancini's way takes a little more time, but i'm willing to give him that extra time.
Secondly, yes his football has been negative and defensive but I think he was just teaching his team how to defend and how to break apart a teams play. If you look at recent signings and the suggested signings this summer it looks like we shall be bringing an attacking display to our efforts next season.
As i've said before on this forum. We will be playing some of the most beautiful football outside of Barca, and Rome wasn't built in a day.