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Mancini Breaking News Part 4
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the goats backside
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Re: Mancini Breaking News
Is he fast, quick and pacey (-;
bugsyblue said:the goats backside said:Any good news on the transfer forum?
Apparently Pellegrini is in. Whether it is good is still open for debate ;)
Is he fast, quick and pacey (-;
Two Gun Bob
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Think the board are anchoring to replace him but Mancini will not bow down.
Maybe a temp manager to bridge the gap.
If that happens then someones in for a serious decking.
Just show some respect for our figurehead and allow the information to funnel through.
Think the board are anchoring to replace him but Mancini will not bow down.
Maybe a temp manager to bridge the gap.
If that happens then someones in for a serious decking.
Just show some respect for our figurehead and allow the information to funnel through.
BobKowalski
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Hmmm not quite. Early on Taggart struggled to reshape the dressing room leading to several battles and poor performances. Once his position became pretty much unassailable he would fuck a player off every now and then just to keep everyone in line. Also Taggart can do the fuzzy, warm bit which stands him in good stead.
Mancini has a different dynamic and is more like say Capello with a distant cold approach. When results are good people tolerate the grief he gives them. When it starts going wrong then people you have given grief too are not going to rally round with cups of tea and words of sympathy.
But this way of doing things was never going to work with Ferran and Txiki. They clearly prefer a different dynamic hence why they shunned Jose and are unlikely to give the job to Rafa if Plan A collapses (which I don't see happening to be honest). If they were not here and Mancini had been given full reign with signings and so on I believe we would have had a more successful season but by its very nature I am doubt Mancini's way is sustainable in the long term.
I do believe that City needed to be 'Mancinied' because building a squad and teaching it how to win is his biggest strength. But building a dynasty was never on the cards which I guess is where Ferran and Txiki come in.
All that said last week and Cup Final day was a bleeding disaster and could have been handled better. A lot better. Still hacked off with how this was botched on so many levels and I shall probably bring it up every now and then. And don't even go there with how the news was leaked by 'sinister forces' in Spain with an agenda against Ferran. Seriously if people want to fuck you over then make sure you don't give them the fucking chance. Ferran being a devious bastard I am happy with. Ferran as a clueless rube being done over is not something I wish to think about.
Oh and this last bit is not aimed at you Marvin I just slipped into rant mode...
Marvin said:But Ferguson by and large does not alienate his dressing room. If you think that City can be successful next season under Mancini you are really mis-reading this situation. Mancini has now become a problemDave Ewing's Back 'eader said:scousemanc said:It's possible to not hate Mancini but at the same time believe he has made a lot of mistakes
MANUre won precisely jack shit last season. And were the RagMeedya to organise a detailed postmortem they would undoubtedly be able to write up a couple of sides of A4 outlining Ferguson's 'mistakes'! We have had incredible success with Mancini and this season we have achieved more than MANUre did last! So for all the 'mistakes' Mancini has made, he gets the toe-end and Ferguson the plaudits. Ah, well, I suppose it's the way the football world works!
Hmmm not quite. Early on Taggart struggled to reshape the dressing room leading to several battles and poor performances. Once his position became pretty much unassailable he would fuck a player off every now and then just to keep everyone in line. Also Taggart can do the fuzzy, warm bit which stands him in good stead.
Mancini has a different dynamic and is more like say Capello with a distant cold approach. When results are good people tolerate the grief he gives them. When it starts going wrong then people you have given grief too are not going to rally round with cups of tea and words of sympathy.
But this way of doing things was never going to work with Ferran and Txiki. They clearly prefer a different dynamic hence why they shunned Jose and are unlikely to give the job to Rafa if Plan A collapses (which I don't see happening to be honest). If they were not here and Mancini had been given full reign with signings and so on I believe we would have had a more successful season but by its very nature I am doubt Mancini's way is sustainable in the long term.
I do believe that City needed to be 'Mancinied' because building a squad and teaching it how to win is his biggest strength. But building a dynasty was never on the cards which I guess is where Ferran and Txiki come in.
All that said last week and Cup Final day was a bleeding disaster and could have been handled better. A lot better. Still hacked off with how this was botched on so many levels and I shall probably bring it up every now and then. And don't even go there with how the news was leaked by 'sinister forces' in Spain with an agenda against Ferran. Seriously if people want to fuck you over then make sure you don't give them the fucking chance. Ferran being a devious bastard I am happy with. Ferran as a clueless rube being done over is not something I wish to think about.
Oh and this last bit is not aimed at you Marvin I just slipped into rant mode...
Re: Mancini Breaking News
The Supporters will be pleased when he takes to the Premier League at rate of knots.
Manx Blue said:Petrovs left peg said:2sheikhs said:So are you pro Mancini or proPellorgrini?
*applauds*
Will Isco be the latest Star Board-ing the City express to sucess?
The Supporters will be pleased when he takes to the Premier League at rate of knots.
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Great another spanish tippy tappy dwarf
if this happens got to be at the expense of either Siva or Nasri
Manx Blue said:Petrovs left peg said:2sheikhs said:So are you pro Mancini or proPellorgrini?
*applauds*
Will Isco be the latest Star Board-ing the City express to sucess?
Great another spanish tippy tappy dwarf
if this happens got to be at the expense of either Siva or Nasri
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bravo!
*waves*
Taximania said:Think the board are anchoring to replace him but Mancini will not bow down.
Maybe a temp manager to bridge the gap.
If that happens then someones in for a serious decking.
Just show some respect for our figurehead and allow the information to funnel through.
bravo!
*waves*
Eccles Blue
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Well maybe he is going to this Press Conference at 10.00 that the chairs were being put out for. No one turned up so they must have changed it to 13.00!!
oakiecokie said:another generation said:Stop stalking the bus, Oakie!oakiecokie said:Bobby NOT on team coach coming back from training.Went into a people carrier with a security guy !!!!!
Hahhaaaaaa.No mate just seen it on SSN.Only adds further fuel to the fire.Unless he`s gone shopping.
Well maybe he is going to this Press Conference at 10.00 that the chairs were being put out for. No one turned up so they must have changed it to 13.00!!
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Is Dwarf a Nautical term?
dctid said:Manx Blue said:Petrovs left peg said:*applauds*
Will Isco be the latest Star Board-ing the City express to sucess?
Great another spanish tippy tappy dwarf
if this happens got to be at the expense of either Siva or Nasri
Is Dwarf a Nautical term?
Mayor West
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I'm sure they'll know full well who the manager will be. Just because us fans don't know, doesn't mean transfer targets aren't told.
mammutly said:the goats backside said:Any good news on the transfer forum?
The current situation is concerning with transfer time approaching. A lot of players would think twice about agreeing to come to a club if they didn't know who the manager was going to be.
I'm sure they'll know full well who the manager will be. Just because us fans don't know, doesn't mean transfer targets aren't told.
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