CaptainCarlos
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Re: Jose for City?
Tolmie what was that suppose to mean?
redmizzle said:
Tolmie what was that suppose to mean?
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Jose for City? (merged)
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Re: Jose for City?
THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!<br /><br />-- Sun Mar 13, 2011 7:54 pm --<br /><br />
THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!
forevermancity said:jose would play better football than we are doing now
jose would get the best out of players, unlike we are now
jose would put bums on seats unlike we are doing now
come on jose!
THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!<br /><br />-- Sun Mar 13, 2011 7:54 pm --<br /><br />
forevermancity said:jose would play better football than we are doing now
jose would get the best out of players, unlike we are now
jose would put bums on seats unlike we are doing now
come on jose!
THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!
ST Coleridge
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Re: Jose for City?
Work this one out ;)
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HBxUWSxcq8[/youtube]
tolmie's hairdoo said:Come 7 o'clock tonight, potentially out of the Cup or a replay, this thread will be an interesting revisit.
Work this one out ;)
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HBxUWSxcq8[/youtube]
johnny crossan
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Re: Jose for City?
Reading Manager likes Mancio!:
Reading Manager likes Mancio!:
We've come to Man City and we're disappointed not to get a replay, which shows how far we've come. They had periods when they kept it, but times when they didn't really hurt us. They had opportunities, and so did we on the break. Listen, they've got outstanding quality and a great manager.
ManCityJordan
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Re: Jose for City?
2 words, Talk Sport, there you go.
2 words, Talk Sport, there you go.
Matt Diablo
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Re: Jose for City?
Forza Mancini
Forza Mancini
southern muppet
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Re: Jose for City?
Ian Wright isn't even allowed in the fucking stadium.
Ian Wright isn't even allowed in the fucking stadium.
TheMidnightClaret
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Re: Jose for City?
So Mourinho gets Madrid past the 2nd round for the first time in 6 years. Also I believe the commentator said that was Madrids first win over Lyon in 7 games.
If Mourinho does make himself available at the end of the season it is an absolute must as far as I'm concerned. Not only so we have the best manager in the country but it will mean the rags or chelsea can't have him.
So Mourinho gets Madrid past the 2nd round for the first time in 6 years. Also I believe the commentator said that was Madrids first win over Lyon in 7 games.
If Mourinho does make himself available at the end of the season it is an absolute must as far as I'm concerned. Not only so we have the best manager in the country but it will mean the rags or chelsea can't have him.
Garry.Cook
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Re: Jose for City?
Right...so we get Mourinho, spend a year and half buying and selling players (making a massive loss in the process), we struggle to keep in line with the FFP, then the Portugal job comes-a-knocking and Jose toddles off.
Now what?
Back the manager, one of the brightest, classiest young managers in the game and let him take City to the pinnacle of football. It might take a couple of years longer than it would under Mourinho (unfortunately for those of you who want overnight trophies) but Mancini is well worth it! IMO of course.
TheMidnightClaret said:So Mourinho gets Madrid past the 2nd round for the first time in 6 years. Also I believe the commentator said that was Madrids first win over Lyon in 7 games.
If Mourinho does make himself available at the end of the season it is an absolute must as far as I'm concerned. Not only so we have the best manager in the country but it will mean the rags or chelsea can't have him.
Right...so we get Mourinho, spend a year and half buying and selling players (making a massive loss in the process), we struggle to keep in line with the FFP, then the Portugal job comes-a-knocking and Jose toddles off.
Now what?
Back the manager, one of the brightest, classiest young managers in the game and let him take City to the pinnacle of football. It might take a couple of years longer than it would under Mourinho (unfortunately for those of you who want overnight trophies) but Mancini is well worth it! IMO of course.