Mancini or Pep era?

Kippax77 said:
Another brilliant moment under Mancini, which i could laugh at, but only after the full time whistle, was when Jamie Mackie scored to put QPR 2-1 up on that glorious day.
The camera panned in on Bobby and he was individually pointing our players out and accompanying this with some derogative latin words that i believe if translated would of been close to "you're wank" "and you're wank" "and you're wank".
After the game and later watching the re-run i chuckled at this.
Both for his honesty and his passion to win.
Fondly remembered
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Read somewhere one of the players, was it Aguero (?), said Bobby was hopping mad, swearing at them left and right.

Love the man so much.
 
Spurs quarter 69 said:
Did we really never mentioned, thought Liverpool the first team to ever win anything. Never thought anything could exceed the bullshit of a rag title win but the dippers have exceeded it easily.
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If it was the dippers or the rags who won a domestic treble, the fuckers would’ve been demanding another bank holiday be added to the calendar
 
Great question to start a thread. Loved Bobby and all he did for the club and fans - met him at a branch thing briefly and was genuinely pleased to see us all and was, surprisingly, quieter than we'd thought he'd be. What he did for the club will never be forgotten - first major trophy in 35 years and, of course, the QPR game. The football being played was attacking, some of the results were phenomenal - 1 - 6, 1 - 5 at Tottenham, 1 - 6 at Norwich ( Tevez golf game ). He changed the club and expectations in a short space of time. But for me, it has to be Pep - as someone has already mentioned, the football played will possibly never be seen again - certainly in my life time........the trophies and not only what we have won but the way it has been done. NO other club in history - Prem or previous - has played as exciting football as 2017 to 2019. 100 points, most goals scored, League Cup record, number of wins, making players better - in some cases, into World class players................bit off topic but I think Pellers deserves a mention - he's not in the same league as Bobby or Pep but I don't think he ever got the recognition he deserved - 2 trophies in his first season with 1 being the League. Alright, he inherited a great squad but you still have to manage that; ego's and all, new players, new country, the hardest league in the World etc...etc...........
 
CityEssex49er said:
Great question to start a thread. Loved Bobby and all he did for the club and fans - met him at a branch thing briefly and was genuinely pleased to see us all and was, surprisingly, quieter than we'd thought he'd be. What he did for the club will never be forgotten - first major trophy in 35 years and, of course, the QPR game. The football being played was attacking, some of the results were phenomenal - 1 - 6, 1 - 5 at Tottenham, 1 - 6 at Norwich ( Tevez golf game ). He changed the club and expectations in a short space of time. But for me, it has to be Pep - as someone has already mentioned, the football played will possibly never be seen again - certainly in my life time........the trophies and not only what we have won but the way it has been done. NO other club in history - Prem or previous - has played as exciting football as 2017 to 2019. 100 points, most goals scored, League Cup record, number of wins, making players better - in some cases, into World class players................bit off topic but I think Pellers deserves a mention - he's not in the same league as Bobby or Pep but I don't think he ever got the recognition he deserved - 2 trophies in his first season with 1 being the League. Alright, he inherited a great squad but you still have to manage that; ego's and all, new players, new country, the hardest league in the World etc...etc...........
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One man spanned all three eras and gave his all for the club scoring crucial goals at crucial times. Here's to you Vincent Kompany.
 
HelloCity said:
I was actually wondering the other day if we’d even be able to sign the likes of Aguero, Yaya & Silva today. More competition, bigger fees and wages we might not be willing to pay etc.
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Well we haven’t signed any player for over 65 million so probably not. We are probably going to have to bite the bullet to buy a top quality centre forward though or buy young and cheaper which we did with Gabby.
 
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