In of itself I'd be more than desperate if I woke up on Saturday morning to find my job had been offered to someone else. Mancini would be entitled to climb the walls in frustration and anger.Didsbury Dave said:PMSL! You know it's over when "party line" Brennan changes his tune:
"Mancini has repeatedly rubbed his own players, and many of his staff, up the wrong way over the last three-and-a-half years, with barbed criticism and thoughtless treatment. When the team is winning, such things appear to be detail. But when backs are to the wall and unity and spirit are needed, as they were on Saturday, such details can become monsters.
His remarkable performance in the post-match press conferences – blaming the club, and communications director Vicky Kloss in particular, for the Pellegrini rumours – was staggeringly desperate."
He's dead right of course.
Didsbury Dave said:PMSL! You know it's over when "party line" Brennan changes his tune:
"Mancini has repeatedly rubbed his own players, and many of his staff, up the wrong way over the last three-and-a-half years, with barbed criticism and thoughtless treatment. When the team is winning, such things appear to be detail. But when backs are to the wall and unity and spirit are needed, as they were on Saturday, such details can become monsters.
His remarkable performance in the post-match press conferences – blaming the club, and communications director Vicky Kloss in particular, for the Pellegrini rumours – was staggeringly desperate."
He's dead right of course.
BoyBlue_1985 said:dctid said:BoyBlue_1985 said:yeah how dare they do the job they were tasked with
So this is your blue and the gold standard for changing managers?
Whatever I think doesn't change anything really does it. they are paid well to handle decisions that non footballing people cannot understand. They turned Barcelona in to a big team and probably made some unpopular decisions then. they are not here to win our popularity they are here to do a job and do it well
Fuck me if he does go today the press will be all over that.TimmyP said:Fernando (youth player) has now deleted his "Mancini is gone" tweet...
blueinsa said:St Helens Blue (Exiled) said:blueinsa said:You sound almost desperate for us to win nothing mate?
Love can do strange things to people it seems.......
If Pellegrini comes I will support him however I am happy to offer the bet to you to and would be happy to cough up if we win something.
Stupid fucking bet and it was a stupid fucking post fella.
He has gone, we move on and yes, you backed the wrong horse and made it your main aim to belittle certain posters on here over it.
Take your medicine like a man!
bugsyblue said:dave_blue12 said:What really pisses me off is City fans criticising the club, comments like classless, disgusting, lack of respect etc.
Our club has some very powerful entrenched forces working against it and those forces will stoop at nothing to show our club in a bad light. Added to that Mancini is clearly a game player who is, quite naturally, out to do the best for himself. He is not a City supporter. But some of our support falls for all this and criticises the club and our amazing owners. Have a little faith ffs !
We are City supporters and we must support our club (not Roberto Mancini) who will quickly move on to another fat pay cheque.
Anyway see you at Reading
CTID
Here here. There's having respect for Mancini, who has won us the league and the FA cup, and then there's having respect for the owners, who have saved us from bankruptcy, invested over £500m, are building state of the art youth academy and training pitches, and hired Mancini in the first place (under controversy no less)
In our owners we trust. They've given Mancini 3 full seasons. If they don't think he is the right man long term then we need to accept that and back them. Yes, the reports broke at a bad time but we need to remember they came out of Spain, not the UK! There's little our club could have done.
bugsyblue said:Didsbury Dave said:PMSL! You know it's over when "party line" Brennan changes his tune:
"Mancini has repeatedly rubbed his own players, and many of his staff, up the wrong way over the last three-and-a-half years, with barbed criticism and thoughtless treatment. When the team is winning, such things appear to be detail. But when backs are to the wall and unity and spirit are needed, as they were on Saturday, such details can become monsters.
His remarkable performance in the post-match press conferences – blaming the club, and communications director Vicky Kloss in particular, for the Pellegrini rumours – was staggeringly desperate."
He's dead right of course.
I'm actually coming round to Mancini going for his obvious flaws, BUT I think he has a point on our PR department. We let the press get away with murder and Mancini has constantly been undermined.
Don't do this. MCFC firstSt Helens Blue (Exiled) said:blueinsa said:St Helens Blue (Exiled) said:If Pellegrini comes I will support him however I am happy to offer the bet to you to and would be happy to cough up if we win something.
Stupid fucking bet and it was a stupid fucking post fella.
He has gone, we move on and yes, you backed the wrong horse and made it your main aim to belittle certain posters on here over it.
Take your medicine like a man!
So take the bet. Who have I belittled? If everyone is that confident then I'd be taking the offer. It just shows you that the outers just want him out. I would fucking piss my sides if Pellegrini turned us down.
won't be long nowEccles Blue said:Do you think any will turn up? After all they have already made up their stories why bother turning up to hear the truth?adrianr said:I hear seats are being put out for the presser.