thenabster
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pudge said:
No, even till today I still rate him highly.
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If Bobby Manc was still at Inter or something...
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No, even till today I still rate him highly.
Blue Haze
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Fat Sam
Aguero seeing two yellows for persistent fouling, you can't ask for better entertainment than that
Aguero seeing two yellows for persistent fouling, you can't ask for better entertainment than that
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I'd have loved Sparky to have still been in charge today...
First 11
Given
Baines Lescott Cahill Boyata
Parker Barry NDJ
Bently Young
Tevez
Second 11
Green
Bridge Kolo Jones Richard
MJ Rodwell
SWP Ireland Hoilett
Dzeko
Top 10 here we come!
First 11
Given
Baines Lescott Cahill Boyata
Parker Barry NDJ
Bently Young
Tevez
Second 11
Green
Bridge Kolo Jones Richard
MJ Rodwell
SWP Ireland Hoilett
Dzeko
Top 10 here we come!
Aguero_Element
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i dont like this thread. bit gay isnt it
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Mark Bowen!
Does that sentence make sense?thenabster said:pudge said:You'd have wanted AVB in 2009?thenabster said:I was thinking today of who might be my favorite coach apart from Bobby Manc. So then I thought why not post it here.
So if Bobby Manc wasn't at Man City was still at Inter or something, who would you have wanted to manage City ?
Me first, AVB(young, super talented and probably the best eye for talent in Europe) or Klopp(a lot of swagger, great management and most important keeps improving year after year)
What about you guys ?
No, even till today I still rate him highly.
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I think I would agree with the premise that I would be casting envious glances at Inter thinking "this Mancini fella could do a job for us". However, I think the most complete "live-in-the-flesh" team performance I have ever seen was Dortmund's at our place so I would probably plump for Klopp over Mancini given the set of circumstances.
In fact, the more I think of that performance of Dortmund's the better it gets. It genuinely was sublime and how we grabbed a draw was untrue. That kid Reus is possibly the best player I've ever seen in an opposition shirt. If you look up the word "phenomenal" in the Chambers' Illustrated dictionary, you will find a picture of him. I've watched a few Bundesliga games on tv and have to say he is even as good in "ordinary" league games as he was against us.
So Klopp over Mourinho, Guardiola and Mancini in the given set of circumstances; however, I am mightily happy and glad we already have Mancini anyway so it is simply a hypothetical.
In fact, the more I think of that performance of Dortmund's the better it gets. It genuinely was sublime and how we grabbed a draw was untrue. That kid Reus is possibly the best player I've ever seen in an opposition shirt. If you look up the word "phenomenal" in the Chambers' Illustrated dictionary, you will find a picture of him. I've watched a few Bundesliga games on tv and have to say he is even as good in "ordinary" league games as he was against us.
So Klopp over Mourinho, Guardiola and Mancini in the given set of circumstances; however, I am mightily happy and glad we already have Mancini anyway so it is simply a hypothetical.