Rammyblues said:I will say it again I can't remember too many fans on here after the 13th May last year who did not want Mancini at our club. He then signs a five year contract and again almost to a man and woman on here there is a huge sigh of relief. So what has gone wrong in the last 12 months to change our belief in the manager, wins Charity Shield, qualifies again for CL, looks like we will finish second with a good chance of winning FA cup. The only downside was the European adventure and I would like to know which teams from the premier league could have gotten out of that group. IMO not the time to get rid he deserves at least one more year to see if progress can be made. If our owner decides otherwise then all I hope for is that the manger who replaces Mancini is better qualified and will take us to a level Mancini can't, just as Mancini took us to a higher level than Mark Hughes could never have taken us.
worsleyweb said:He is 100 percent going to be our next manager and I have been saying it for months on here.
de niro said:the end of mancini will see a trophy drought unless we get jose, which we wont.
nijinsky's fetlocks said:Didsbury Dave said:This is getting pretty funny, all you lot tying yourselves up in angry little knots...
Off to the game now, but just out of interest Dave, would you take Pellegrini over Mancini?
SuperSilva said:worsleyweb said:He is 100 percent going to be our next manager and I have been saying it for months on here.
right worsley... elaborate lad... dont dictate "it will happen"... give us some background information... cheers
worsleyweb said:one of citys players is gay
FantasyIreland said:de niro said:the end of mancini will see a trophy drought unless we get jose, which we wont.
A good manager will win trophies with this squad and our resources,however,just how many and to what degree is what we are all currently debating.
So,for the record,i think youre wrong but only time will prove one of us right.
I take your main point but there is a certain desperation about mentioning the Community Shield when extolling Mancini's virtues. It's a pre-season friendly, no more, no less. Mancini himself did the same thing recently and really didn't sound too impressive.
Rammyblues said:I will say it again I can't remember too many fans on here after the 13th May last year who did not want Mancini at our club. He then signs a five year contract and again almost to a man and woman on here there is a huge sigh of relief. So what has gone wrong in the last 12 months to change our belief in the manager, wins Charity Shield, qualifies again for CL, looks like we will finish second with a good chance of winning FA cup. The only downside was the European adventure and I would like to know which teams from the premier league could have gotten out of that group. IMO not the time to get rid he deserves at least one more year to see if progress can be made. If our owner decides otherwise then all I hope for is that the manger who replaces Mancini is better qualified and will take us to a level Mancini can't, just as Mancini took us to a higher level than Mark Hughes could never have taken us.