waspish said:mancunial said:Why are so many city fans indoctrinated by the media, bobbys record since he came is second to no one per amount of games?
I know its weird on twitter also there are reporters saying if he wins the Fa cup it still might not be good enough to keep his job!! Where do they get this evidence that our owners are sacking lot!
blueparrot said:andyhinch said:Mancini in last grasp attempt to save job, a close source reports?Syth said:Same here mate. Showed some great respect and confidence in my opinion.
Click on the guardian pics 1st picture of Khaldoun with Mancini here's the caption
" Ominously for Manchester City's manager Roberto Mancini, the club's chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak is pitchside before kick-off inspecting his team. Given City's disappointing form in the Premier League and Champions League this term, the need for domestic cup success is apparent"
dom said:waspish said:mancunial said:Why are so many city fans indoctrinated by the media, bobbys record since he came is second to no one per amount of games?
I know its weird on twitter also there are reporters saying if he wins the Fa cup it still might not be good enough to keep his job!! Where do they get this evidence that our owners are sacking lot!
Aww bless their little piss stained socks
Fookin reptiles
We are laughing ... they can do one.. TBH
the more they do this, the more we circle the waggons and let the vermin do our team talk for us
Forza Mancini !!
Ragnarok said:Taken from Guardian Observer
The current champions are planning another show of strength in the transfer market, with their chief executive, Ferran Soriano, privately acknowledging that the club made serious errors of judgment last summer when Brian Marwood was in charge of recruitment.
Soriano, who was not at the club at the time, believes Mancini has genuine grievances after they lost out on Robin van Persie to United, as well as other targets including Eden Hazard and Oscar, and ended up with Javi García, Maicon, Jack Rodwell and Scott Sinclair.
The former Barcelona executive expects to sign three or four established players and has spoken behind the scenes about the importance of each of them being an upgrade on players currently in those positions. He has also confirmed there will be a considerable exodus of Mancini's fringe players.
-- Mon Apr 15, 2013 1:13 am --
birchwoodgingerste said:whys he a cont?
Mancini is an absolute thundercont of the highest order
From the very fact that Mark Hughes managed 7 draws in a row!! a feat Mancini has not been able to achieve himself and not even that could keep Mark at city.waspish said:mancunial said:Why are so many city fans indoctrinated by the media, bobbys record since he came is second to no one per amount of games?
I know its weird on twitter also there are reporters saying if he wins the Fa cup it still might not be good enough to keep his job!! Where do they get this evidence that our owners are sacking lot!
You couldn't make it up, no bias though :)blueparrot said:andyhinch said:Mancini in last grasp attempt to save job, a close source reports?Syth said:Same here mate. Showed some great respect and confidence in my opinion.
Click on the guardian pics 1st picture of Khaldoun with Mancini here's the caption
" Ominously for Manchester City's manager Roberto Mancini, the club's chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak is pitchside before kick-off inspecting his team. Given City's disappointing form in the Premier League and Champions League this term, the need for domestic cup success is apparent"
Warning. Frustrations associated with erectile dysfunction can shorten the life of your keyboard.Dethred said:Am I the only one that thinks the biggest difference between us and them today was the fact that they've been playing matches every couple of days and we haven't?
If we're honest with ourselves, Aguero should have been sent off, and torres was fouled in the box by Kompany. We were shit the entire second half, and the negative tactics brought the pressure on us.
But yeah, pure genius.