TheMidnightClaret
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Re: Jose for City?
You seem to be under the impression that Mancini will remain at City for a long time to come. Mancini is no more loyal to the club than Balotelli or Tevez. Right now we want nto bw at the pinnacle of European football. With the resources available to him Mourinho would take us to all three domestic cups and a final, if not a win in the champions league. Then we can get a manager who is in it for the long haul.
Garry.Cook said: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.
You seem to be under the impression that Mancini will remain at City for a long time to come. Mancini is no more loyal to the club than Balotelli or Tevez. Right now we want nto bw at the pinnacle of European football. With the resources available to him Mourinho would take us to all three domestic cups and a final, if not a win in the champions league. Then we can get a manager who is in it for the long haul.