grim up north
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blueinsa said:
One dimensional i agree, but better that talking (or as you call it debating) complete bollox
Happy New Year to you 2
Is now the time to consider Mancini's tenure at the club
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One dimensional i agree, but better that talking (or as you call it debating) complete bollox
Happy New Year to you 2
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grim up north said:
Give us your pearls of wisdom then mate and please don't just say i will leave it to Bob.
This is a football forum, as fans we have opinions, especially on how the game should be played.
My opinion is just that, mine and frankly worth fuck all in the grand scheme of things, i don't kid myself otherwise but unless you offer something a little more than, "you know fuck all" im going to have just assume your trolling, in the nicest possible way of course.
So, how do you think we should approach our game today and how can we improve on our form of late?
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I don't think you really get the point of a forum.grim up north said:
mcfcryan
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Why should we get rid of the manager who has brought success to our club? Because we're 7pts behind? Because we've been lucky this season to only be 7pts behind? Because we play with no width? Because we rely to much on Dzeko being a super sub? Because he keeps giving Balotelli faith?
There are a lot reasons why a club would get rid of a man with no plan B, but isn't it down to the players to start to fight for games rather than labour around the pitch at a snails pace?
We are champions, something we haven't been for 44 years, we are regarded as the best team in this country, but do we play like it?
There are players I can count on one hand who put 100% in every game, Zabaleta, Barry, Milner, Tevez & Kompany. - Is this enough for us to remain champions?
Mancini has brought us the success we really have craved for many many years, and we'd be stupid to think getting rid of him would be beneficial. We rely to much on thinking teams will just roll over for us, when this doesn't happen in the Premier league anymore. Us as fans have been awful at home this season, we go, we expect to win and be entertained and then kick off when we don't. If anything our home form this season and the unconvincing nature of it has a feeling of our players feeling nervous to play at home, because of the nature of our support since the season started.
Look at it, we were 8pts behind with 6 games to go last season, and what happened at home? We took the atmosphere to constant and high level of noise, we were hungry as fans, and we showed it, it helped the players push on, and it helped Mancini have his own 12th man, when other teams were relying on the dodgy ref.
We need to show how hungry we are for this title as fans, not accept that winning it once is good enough, and let our energy feed on to the players and onto Mancini. Please for the love of god, can we not turn in to those prawn sandwich eating toss-pots down the road?
If we show the players we care in a positive light rather than berating them, I'm sure I'd improve on the 5 players which give 100% in every game, some players thrive off Atmosphere, some players need tempo to play football at the highest level, we're going to be entertained in a football stadium where noise is f**king permitted, not to watch a silent theatre production.
When we improve our attitude as fans at home, we will see the return to form.
There are a lot reasons why a club would get rid of a man with no plan B, but isn't it down to the players to start to fight for games rather than labour around the pitch at a snails pace?
We are champions, something we haven't been for 44 years, we are regarded as the best team in this country, but do we play like it?
There are players I can count on one hand who put 100% in every game, Zabaleta, Barry, Milner, Tevez & Kompany. - Is this enough for us to remain champions?
Mancini has brought us the success we really have craved for many many years, and we'd be stupid to think getting rid of him would be beneficial. We rely to much on thinking teams will just roll over for us, when this doesn't happen in the Premier league anymore. Us as fans have been awful at home this season, we go, we expect to win and be entertained and then kick off when we don't. If anything our home form this season and the unconvincing nature of it has a feeling of our players feeling nervous to play at home, because of the nature of our support since the season started.
Look at it, we were 8pts behind with 6 games to go last season, and what happened at home? We took the atmosphere to constant and high level of noise, we were hungry as fans, and we showed it, it helped the players push on, and it helped Mancini have his own 12th man, when other teams were relying on the dodgy ref.
We need to show how hungry we are for this title as fans, not accept that winning it once is good enough, and let our energy feed on to the players and onto Mancini. Please for the love of god, can we not turn in to those prawn sandwich eating toss-pots down the road?
If we show the players we care in a positive light rather than berating them, I'm sure I'd improve on the 5 players which give 100% in every game, some players thrive off Atmosphere, some players need tempo to play football at the highest level, we're going to be entertained in a football stadium where noise is f**king permitted, not to watch a silent theatre production.
When we improve our attitude as fans at home, we will see the return to form.
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samharris said:
It might well be the end of the season when we get to know about any decision mate, however the reality is that our top brass will make their private decision quite soon as managers of the ilk of Pep and Jose don't wait until summer before deciding where they will manage next season.
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I agree Sam and I have a feeling, despite the foot stamping and dummy spitting on here, that there will be no review until the season has been completed.samharris said:
In my 'umble opinion he deserves at the least to see out the season.