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best player on the pitch last night in my opinion, kompany was at fault for the winner, why duck ?
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Cielo Azzurro
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It's getting a bit too much now.
Joe blamed 'ourselves' and then interviewer twisted his words and thrown ' Joe Hart criticised the team' at Mancini. Result: happy-media dancing on the City's bones again with fans asking for Manager head. Please stop.
I think that the press (predictible manipulating idiots) making this situation overdramatic, not as it is.. Just to cause the usual shit storm in the City camp. I hope Mancio and Joe put this situation to bed and moved on. We have more important things to do.
Joe blamed 'ourselves' and then interviewer twisted his words and thrown ' Joe Hart criticised the team' at Mancini. Result: happy-media dancing on the City's bones again with fans asking for Manager head. Please stop.
I think that the press (predictible manipulating idiots) making this situation overdramatic, not as it is.. Just to cause the usual shit storm in the City camp. I hope Mancio and Joe put this situation to bed and moved on. We have more important things to do.
MissingCityInMelbourne
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I think everyone is in general agreement bobby has acted a dick. His constant harassment of players is not on.
kabuverdimcfc said:Bunk said:Mancini needs to stop this public haranguing of individual players immediately. Somebody needs to have a word with him about this. He did it with Adam Johnson, he did it with Tevez, he’s done it with Balotelli and he’s now done it with Hart. There was absolutely nothing wrong with what Hart said after the game, he made the kind of statements you hear from players in post-match interviews the length and breadth of the country every single weekend. He in no way deserves this scolding from Mancini.
Mancini is running the risk of turning into this Paolo Di Canio type figure who crucifies and shames individual players in front of the entire nation on live TV.
This is terrible man management. I remain a big fan of Mancini but this must stop, it is unprofessional and detrimental.
Agree!
Not a Mancini out comment, but this isn't new. He's been criticizing players publicly since he first arrived. In the beginning, nobody cared because he was only doing it to players that were seen as not important. He was accused of having the exact same behavior at Inter Milan. It's poor man management in my opinion, but not everybody tries to be an arm around the shoulder manager.
gravediggerj
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Both were hurt and both reacted. Mancini reacted to what the interviewer said remember, he didnt know what joe had said.
Will be forgotten tomorrow by both
Will be forgotten tomorrow by both
Mancini was just letting Joe know he needs to focus on doing his job not being the Manager.Joe had a brilliant first half and if his form had continued we`d be toasting a great victory.Hart must know he`s not had a great start to the season.
Nelly's Left Foot
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Much a do about nothing but enough for the media/press to make it sound like we are imploding as they like to do.
Eccles Blue
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Not reaqd all 13 pages but my immediate reaction after the match as I watched on ITV was that Joe should never have been interviewed immediately after the match. I blame our PR people for this, they should have had the nous to know that Joe would be gutted. Joe Hart has shown over and over again that he not only plays for City but he supports us. To let them interview our goalkeeper when two goals have gone past him in 8 minutes was disgraceful and whoever authorised it should be disciplined or at least spoken to and told to use their flaming common sense as they do not appear to have any intelligence!!!
I have not watched the Mancini interview so cannot comment on that but Joe should never have been interviewed. IMHO
I have not watched the Mancini interview so cannot comment on that but Joe should never have been interviewed. IMHO
Millwallawayveteran1988
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How difficult would it be for Mancini to just say "I did not hear what he said so dont want to comment on it"
Our press people are poor allowing this situation to happen. If whisky nose was stitched up like that it would be the last time you would see that reporter anywhere near their team again.
Our press people are poor allowing this situation to happen. If whisky nose was stitched up like that it would be the last time you would see that reporter anywhere near their team again.
Eccles Blue said:Not reaqd all 13 pages but my immediate reaction after the match as I watched on ITV was that Joe should never have been interviewed immediately after the match. I blame our PR people for this, they should have had the nous to know that Joe would be gutted. Joe Hart has shown over and over again that he not only plays for City but he supports us. To let them interview our goalkeeper when two goals have gone past him in 8 minutes was disgraceful and whoever authorised it should be disciplined or at least spoken to and told to use their flaming common sense as they do not appear to have any intelligence!!!
I have not watched the Mancini interview so cannot comment on that but Joe should never have been interviewed. IMHO
Joe Hart's interview was excellent. Mancini will feel a little bit silly when he watches it back. I hope he apologizes to Joe.