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hisroyalblueness said:Pardon me for making comment (not a Mancini outer or doubter as the case is) but I'd be delighted if Mancini was confirmed as Manager for the next 3 years because I think that 4 years is the true test of a Manager.
Y1: Squad remodel begins - bring in a number of new players to reinforce existing - start transition to new systems of play and new club culture / training regime etc.
Y2: Bring in additional new players to get squad rebuild to 90% and bed new players in to newly established systems.
Y3: Win everything.
Y4: Do it again to prove that it wasn't a 1 off.
After no success comes after 4 years then it's time to part company but not before the manager's had reasonable time to settle everything down and demonstrate results.
Those doubting Mancini are working on the basis that it's possible to go for gold right from the off . . . and win everything. That's pure fantasy and even the greatest of Manager with the largest of investments haven't managed to bring instant success unless playing with the successful systems of the previous manager (never in a rebuild!).
Nothing but pipe dreams.
History tells us that managers get on average 18 months in the job to do the business or they are gone.
Hughes kept up with the pattern and i will wager that Bobby wont let the stat down either.