If Mancini Was To Resign

[peoffrey]

if mancini resigned over this tevez charade I would be furious, it would completely destabilize the club, I'm tellin you now, if it happened we wouldn't win a single thing this season!

Mancini resigns because of what Tevez chose (or didn't choose) to do? I'd bet my life savings on Mancini not quitting over this particular incident. He's far too strong a Manager to do it.

 

[Balti]

 

[Ragnarok]

if mancini resigned over this tevez charade I would be furious, it would completely destabilize the club, I'm tellin you now, if it happened we wouldn't win a single thing this season!

Mancini resigns because of what Tevez chose (or didn't choose) to do? I'd bet my life savings on Mancini not quitting over this particular incident. He's far too strong a Manager to do it.

No. He means if Mancini resigns if the club 'lets off' Tevez lightly thus undermining his authority and perhaps making his position untenable.

 

[peoffrey]

Mancini resigns because of what Tevez chose (or didn't choose) to do? I'd bet my life savings on Mancini not quitting over this particular incident. He's far too strong a Manager to do it.

No. He means if Mancini resigns if the club 'lets off' Tevez lightly thus undermining his authority and perhaps making his position untenable.

Oh right.

Mancini's still under no obligation to pick him.

 

[johnny crossan]

Mancini > Tevez OK

Mancini > Club ?

 

[Ragnarok]

Mancini resigns because of what Tevez chose (or didn't choose) to do? I'd bet my life savings on Mancini not quitting over this particular incident. He's far too strong a Manager to do it.

No. He means if Mancini resigns if the club 'lets off' Tevez lightly thus undermining his authority and perhaps making his position untenable.

Oh right.

Mancini's still under no obligation to pick him.

Always possible but remember Mancini said that Tevez is 'finished' under him. A strong willed manager like Mancini would rather chose to resign than tolerate the club undermining his authority in any manner.

 

[Ricster]

Mancini should be fined a weeks wages for opening his mouth without thinking first. Tevez should still go, although I have always believed that he refused to warm up rather than play.

Wrong, SSN have just had an independant translator break down what Tevez said and the translation is that Tevez said "Yeah i refused to play"

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

Mancini should have been more diplomatic after the event instead of spouting off. That certainly hasnt helped.

Tevez wont play for us again and I reckon will be sold for as little as £10-15m in January getting exactly what he wanted.

 

[peoffrey]

Mancini's still under no obligation to pick him.

Always possible but remember Mancini said that Tevez is 'finished' under him. A strong willed manager like Mancini would rather chose to resign than tolerate the club undermining his authority in any manner.

He's too savvy to resign. The Guy's on a big contract. And Tevez would be lynched in Manchester should Mancini go and he stays.

Instinct says Tevez will go asap.

 

[cleavers]

I can't believe people are blaming Mancini for anything, even if you hated the Mancini, and think Tevez is the best player in world football, I just can't see what it is that Mancini did wrong.

Tevez kicked this off in public view of millions, Mancini answered a question honestly.

To answer the OP, the club comes first for me, but I would make a protest for one game, even though it would make f*ck all difference in the grand scheme of things.