OB1
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FantasyIreland said:
Not that I hate Mancini in the slightest but it has been a great week.
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Mancini (cont)
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Not that I hate Mancini in the slightest but it has been a great week.
NipHolmes
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Promised myself I wouldn't debate in here so I won't.
All I will say is Martinez has got Wigan into the final.
All I will say is Martinez has got Wigan into the final.
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NipHolmes said:Promised myself I wouldn't debate in here so I won't.
All I will say is Martinez has got Wigan into the final.
1. True
2. Sounds like you're debating to me
3. Don't let a good week for City get in the way of your vitriol
gordondaviesmoustache
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Your second sentence is somewhat in conflict with your first.NipHolmes said:Promised myself I wouldn't debate in here so I won't.
All I will say is Martinez has got Wigan into the final.
NipHolmes
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Danielmanc said:NipHolmes said:Promised myself I wouldn't debate in here so I won't.
All I will say is Martinez has got Wigan into the final.
1. True
2. Nope, just stating fact.
3. Don't let a good week for City get in the way of your vitriol
1) It is true.
2) No it doesn't.
3) I'm happy as a pig in shit and you and your shitty quips won't change that. Why is it so bloody hard for you and others to accept that I believe in adifferent route for City's future? As long as we get there it makes no bloody difference. I heard something Friday night anyway, inners will be happy but the futures already been set. Everyone's a winner so to speak. And I really will leave it there. Good morning blue, silverware is in sight and the season ends on a high.<br /><br />-- Mon Apr 15, 2013 10:37 am --<br /><br />
gordondaviesmoustache said:Your second sentence is somewhat in conflict with your first.NipHolmes said:Promised myself I wouldn't debate in here so I won't.
All I will say is Martinez has got Wigan into the final.
What point am I debating? I need a point to discuss on to debate. I merely stated a fact that the other Roberto has guided Wigan to a final.
Re: Robert "the genius" Mancini
You hear it more or less every home game. He has the support of the majority IMO
St Helens Blue (Exiled) said:I'm sure I heard 33000 blues singing Mancini woahhhh Mancini woahhh yesterday.
Glad the majority are still 100% behind our boss.
Changing mananger IMO would be fucking suicide at this point in time. Continuity is the key.
One more season to break into knock out stages in Champs league.
You hear it more or less every home game. He has the support of the majority IMO
Re: Robert "the genius" Mancini
and the foul on ya ya when he was about to pull the trigger in the box?
and torres raking of aguero?
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.
and the foul on ya ya when he was about to pull the trigger in the box?
and torres raking of aguero?
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I know what you are saying but I don't believe the fan's affection will come into any reckoning at all. It will be a simple decision about Mancini, his performance in their eyes and who (if anyone they believe is better) is available.robbieh said:What must be very galling for the cabal is that every time there is a crunch game, and we have had two this week, Mancini comes up smelling of roses.
With the very public display of affection by the fans for the manager it would take some cojones for Txiki and Ferran to sack him. Don't think they will as they seem to understand that last summer was a missed opportunity. Noises suggest we will bring in 4 players better than what we have.
Sadly for the usual suspects they will have to wait another year. Sadly for the rest of us they will be posting the usual mixture of wishful thinking, innuendo and pseudo knowledge gained from well placed individuals within the club.
If it was up to me, he would be getting at least one more season. However it is not and we should not under estimate the chaps in charge having the strength and bollocks to make whatever changes they see as being in the best interests of the club.
Forza Bob.
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Re: Robert "the genius" Mancini
He only needs the support of one individual - Sheikh Mansour. Either he will continue to have it, or he won't.
bobmcfc said:St Helens Blue (Exiled) said:I'm sure I heard 33000 blues singing Mancini woahhhh Mancini woahhh yesterday.
Glad the majority are still 100% behind our boss.
Changing mananger IMO would be fucking suicide at this point in time. Continuity is the key.
One more season to break into knock out stages in Champs league.
You hear it more or less every home game. He has the support of the majority IMO
He only needs the support of one individual - Sheikh Mansour. Either he will continue to have it, or he won't.
Prestwich_Blue
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This is right. While it's been a fantastic week for us, the ultimate aim is success on the biggest stage, which is the CL. This impacts our global profile more than anything and allows us to attract the biggest and best players. It also brings in the additional revenue, through prize money and sponsorship, to keep us out of FFP's clutches.strongbowholic said:I know what you are saying but I don't believe the fan's affection will come into any reckoning at all. It will be a simple decision about Mancini, his performance in their eyes and who (if anyone they believe is better) is available.robbieh said:What must be very galling for the cabal is that every time there is a crunch game, and we have had two this week, Mancini comes up smelling of roses.
With the very public display of affection by the fans for the manager it would take some cojones for Txiki and Ferran to sack him. Don't think they will as they seem to understand that last summer was a missed opportunity. Noises suggest we will bring in 4 players better than what we have.
Sadly for the usual suspects they will have to wait another year. Sadly for the rest of us they will be posting the usual mixture of wishful thinking, innuendo and pseudo knowledge gained from well placed individuals within the club.
If it was up to me, he would be getting at least one more season. However it is not and we should not under estimate the chaps in charge having the strength and bollocks to make whatever changes they see as being in the best interests of the club.
Forza Bob.
RIIAC
The owners will be patient but if at some point in the future they feel he isn't capable of achieving their plan and someone who they feel is better able to do that is available, then they will act.
But as ever with City, we should expect the unexpected.