bluemurray said:Mancini was the right man at the right time and it may very well be the case that it was right to replace him when we did. However to those people offering up pearls of wisdom like "he only deserves token credit...." or suggesting that he is 'arrogant' I would suggest that you are either too young and foolish to recall or understand some of our history, particularly some of the comedians we've had managing us, or so old that you are forgetting all about it! For both I heartlily recommend a dose of previous season DVD's (the 06-07 one ought to do it!) or have a read of Andy Buckley's excellent 'Bluemoon Rising'.
forevermancity said:A new interview on the bbc website. All very 'me me me' with him still.
cibaman said:sam663 said:Former Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini says he is happy to see his old club reaping the rewards of his time in charge as they battle it out for trophies on four fronts.
The current Galatasaray manager says he is satisfied with the job he did at Etihad Stadium and the only reason they did not win the title in his final season was the fact Manchester United signed Robin van Persie.
Mancini plays down rumours of dressing room problems in his time at the club and says City's football is no more exciting under new boss Manuel Pellegrini than it was under him.
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Probably because of that extreme arrogance he is not here .
Extreme arrogance? Isn't he just defending his record, as all managers do?
In the Mancini Thread?BoyBlue_1985 said:Shouldn't this be in the General football forum?
You need to let it go, you're just showing yourself up to be a very small minded individual - a bit like your mates who keep getting the Pellegrini thread locked.forevermancity said:A new interview on the bbc website. All very 'me me me' with him still.