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[Jack74]

There seems to be a lot of "getting away from the issue" here

Forget the "fall out" in the press room,who should or shouldn't have defended him,he is going for footballing reasons only,we have won fuck all,and managers pay the price,that's the top and bottom of it.......that's football

As long as Silva goes as well am up 4 that

Cant belive some City fans want him out he came we won the cup the league and smashed them red ***** 6-1 #shamefull

Your only as good as your last result,or season in this case

Hang on r u saying if win fuck all next season we should sack the next manager ?

 

[Daz_Blue]

There seems to be a lot of "getting away from the issue" here

Forget the "fall out" in the press room,who should or shouldn't have defended him,he is going for footballing reasons only,we have won fuck all,and managers pay the price,that's the top and bottom of it.......that's football

As long as Silva goes as well am up 4 that

Cant belive some City fans want him out he came we won the cup the league and smashed them red ***** 6-1 #shamefull

So would you rather Mansour goes?

Apparently the owners decision to fire him ....
Yes lets get rid of Mansour and keep Mancini ..... get Frank back :)

 

[Balti]

Whetherhe us correct or not, you can't say things like that about your colleagues and not be punished for it.

He was ambushed. What choice did he have?

That Kloss woman should have controlled the interview. The fact that she allowed him to be grilled like while she was in the room speaks volumes.

and oh surprise surprise it appears that she's Marwood's toady

if she'd have done her job properly than he'd never been asked those questions in the first place

I take your point and her position should be looked at, but he is a manager. He is paid to manage situations. This means that he cannot always say what he is thinking. He may have said it as he knows he is a gonner; however, the club could look at breach of contract for some of those comments!

how convenient some might say

on the other hand he might well have a case for constructive dismissal

either way the club should have managed this situation far far better than this

the manager deserves more respect and all this should have been done behind the scenes and a smooth managed professional transition put in place with the press finding out when it was all a done deal

Swales would have done no worse than this tbf

Ah well.....just like old times

''Typical City'' lol

 

[BertTrautmann'sParachute]

Well, at least we know there will be fans quick to post Pellegrini Out threads!

I think Didsbury Dave has already started one.

Has DD said who he wants?

(I actually enjoy his views as they certainly keep threads moving at pace)

DD didn't say who he wants, but he did say that whoever it is needs to be moved on sharpish as they are not good enough.

 

[BobKowalski]

Fook me, Mancini's man management skills have always been in question but you don't piss off the Sheikh... his word is that of God at this club.

His arrogance and self importance knows no bounds.It's a main reason he will never be great.

In 12 months time people will realise just how limited he was.

He seriously had idea that he might become as powerful at City as Ferguson was at United, he was talking in these lines in few interviews..

You really have to have some weird reality perception if you think you can get that nowadays..

Exactly. People like Mancini or Mourinho do have this unshakable (no pun intended) belief that they are always right and the world should submit to them and not the other way round. Its one of the main reasons they are so successful. Mancini does not think for one second that anyone at City knows as much as he does. Think back to when he was drumming in the concentration mantra and keeping it tight, making sure we rarely lost even if it wasn't pretty. Crowd was on his back with the boring football. media criticising us for not playing to our talents and the money spent. Mancini just ignores it. In fact I doubt if it even penetrates. We know nothing in his view. Same with subs. He has a reason for what he does. We may not see it hell it may even be a bad one but he will still make that call. And keep making it because to him he is always right.

There is a pattern with these types of successful people and a fairly obvious one.

 

[Marvin]

There seems to be a lot of "getting away from the issue" here

Forget the "fall out" in the press room,who should or shouldn't have defended him,he is going for footballing reasons only,we have won fuck all,and managers pay the price,that's the top and bottom of it.......that's football

As long as Silva goes as well am up 4 that

Cant belive some City fans want him out he came we won the cup the league and smashed them red ***** 6-1 #shamefull

You can't carry a team with you if you fall out with key individuals.

And when you look back, you can find too many examples. one in the MEN today

 

[Andouble]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2323509/Manuel-Pellegrini-replacing-Roberto-Mancini--British-manager-MARTIN-SAMUEL.html

Best football writer in the business hits the nail on head again,especially on the second topic regarding the disgusting Financial "Fair" play rules

one of his worst articles, imo

 

[MCFC-Scott]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2323509/Manuel-Pellegrini-replacing-Roberto-Mancini--British-manager-MARTIN-SAMUEL.html

Best football writer in the business hits the nail on head again,especially on the second topic regarding the disgusting Financial "Fair" play rules

I like Martin Samuel, but that's a fucking dreadful article. There's a reason there is few British managers in top jobs, they're simply not good enough.

Who's he suggesting we replace Mancini with? Pardew or Clarke? Give me strength.

 

[Ed2607]

There seems to be a lot of "getting away from the issue" here

Forget the "fall out" in the press room,who should or shouldn't have defended him,he is going for footballing reasons only,we have won fuck all,and managers pay the price,that's the top and bottom of it.......that's football

So, last season when baconface won fcuk all, then by your rational he should've been sacked by the rags board? Sometimes I really do wonder about some people's logic!

 

[Paulmcfc2703]

Not even slightly.

That would just be you changing the subject.

At the end of the day it seems its either Mancini or the Sheikh. I know who I'm backing.

Mancini did great for us but the 5 year contract seems to have given him licence to say whatever the fuck he wants which is not on.

What has he said that's wrong though?

He may be blunt but that doesn't mean he's wrong.

This season he has criticised numerous players publicly, whined constantly about Marwood, pissed and moaned about how the Sheikh wouldn't by all his £30 million plus signings and now he's having a go at the CEO, DOF and the PR dept. How many other managers have you seen attack numerous aspects of their club so publicly?

 

[Daz_Blue]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2323509/Manuel-Pellegrini-replacing-Roberto-Mancini--British-manager-MARTIN-SAMUEL.html

Best football writer in the business hits the nail on head again,especially on the second topic regarding the disgusting Financial "Fair" play rules

I like Martin Samuel, but that's a fucking dreadful article. There's a reason there is few British managers in top jobs, they're simply not good enough.

Who's he suggesting we replace Mancini with? Pardew or Clarke? Give me strength.

Don't forget Tony Pullis :)

 

[christened at st marks]

Any manager losing the dressing room not the odd player is gone, Slur bacon, Mou anybody, now look at the lack of movement at times from the middle of last season, none worse than Saturday, we will see how they play once the shackles come off, and everyone feels like they have a chance.

 

[meeesh]

As long as Silva goes as well am up 4 that

Cant belive some City fans want him out he came we won the cup the league and smashed them red ***** 6-1 #shamefull

Your only as good as your last result,or season in this case

Hang on r u saying if win fuck all next season we should sack the next manager ?

No I ain't saying that cause a new manager will be given time,as is the norm when a new one starts,but it won't be long with the money the boss invests if silverware doesn't appear on a regular basis

 

[taconinja]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2323509/Manuel-Pellegrini-replacing-Roberto-Mancini--British-manager-MARTIN-SAMUEL.html

Best football writer in the business hits the nail on head again,especially on the second topic regarding the disgusting Financial "Fair" play rules

I like Martin Samuel, but that's a fucking dreadful article. There's a reason there is few British managers in top jobs, they're simply not good enough.

Who's he suggesting we replace Mancini with? Pardew or Clarke? Give me strength.

Actually he does bring up the salient point regarding Martinez and Pellegrini. At least one of them has won a trophy in the past decade.<br /><br />-- Sun May 12, 2013 7:04 pm --<br /><br />

At the end of the day it seems its either Mancini or the Sheikh. I know who I'm backing.

Mancini did great for us but the 5 year contract seems to have given him licence to say whatever the fuck he wants which is not on.

What has he said that's wrong though?

He may be blunt but that doesn't mean he's wrong.

This season he has criticised numerous players publicly, whined constantly about Marwood, pissed and moaned about how the Sheikh wouldn't by all his £30 million plus signings and now he's having a go at the CEO, DOF and the PR dept. How many other managers have you seen attack numerous aspects of their club so publicly?

Jose Mourinho.

 

[BobKowalski]

At the end of the day it seems its either Mancini or the Sheikh. I know who I'm backing.

Mancini did great for us but the 5 year contract seems to have given him licence to say whatever the fuck he wants which is not on.

What has he said that's wrong though?

He may be blunt but that doesn't mean he's wrong.

This season he has criticised numerous players publicly, whined constantly about Marwood, pissed and moaned about how the Sheikh wouldn't by all his £30 million plus signings and now he's having a go at the CEO, DOF and the PR dept. How many other managers have you seen attack numerous aspects of their club so publicly?

Jose, Rafa probably others but only two I can think of right now...

 

[Paulmcfc2703]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2323509/Manuel-Pellegrini-replacing-Roberto-Mancini--British-manager-MARTIN-SAMUEL.html

Best football writer in the business hits the nail on head again,especially on the second topic regarding the disgusting Financial "Fair" play rules

I like Martin Samuel, but that's a fucking dreadful article. There's a reason there is few British managers in top jobs, they're simply not good enough.

Who's he suggesting we replace Mancini with? Pardew or Clarke? Give me strength.

Actually he does bring up the salient point regarding Martinez and Pellegrini. At least one of them has won a trophy in the past decade.

-- Sun May 12, 2013 7:04 pm --

What has he said that's wrong though?

He may be blunt but that doesn't mean he's wrong.

This season he has criticised numerous players publicly, whined constantly about Marwood, pissed and moaned about how the Sheikh wouldn't by all his £30 million plus signings and now he's having a go at the CEO, DOF and the PR dept. How many other managers have you seen attack numerous aspects of their club so publicly?

Jose Mourinho.

Mourinho has never had a go at Perez, he's slated the media and his players but never the hierarchy and especially the owner

 

[Marvin]

Not even slightly.

That would just be you changing the subject.

At the end of the day it seems its either Mancini or the Sheikh. I know who I'm backing.

Mancini did great for us but the 5 year contract seems to have given him licence to say whatever the fuck he wants which is not on.

What has he said that's wrong though?

He may be blunt but that doesn't mean he's wrong.

The bluntness is the issue. Forget the Cup loss. We got to the Final. We're 2nd. I'm Ok with that. But if the manager starts to lose the dressing room and key personnel then results will slip

 

[M9 Blue]

The most depressing thing about this weekend is not losing the cup final to Wigan (well done pie eaters) it's not giving up our title to the rags,it's the way we are (not) handling the issue with Mancini.

 

[Paulmcfc2703]

What has he said that's wrong though?

He may be blunt but that doesn't mean he's wrong.

This season he has criticised numerous players publicly, whined constantly about Marwood, pissed and moaned about how the Sheikh wouldn't by all his £30 million plus signings and now he's having a go at the CEO, DOF and the PR dept. How many other managers have you seen attack numerous aspects of their club so publicly?

Jose, Rafa probably others but only two I can think of right now...

Please show me quotes where these 2 moan about their bosses whilst they are still employed there?

 

[morganporny]

(heart) Mancini
FU Haters....but time to move on