Mancini out (Merged)

[Anonymous]

Re: Mancini out

Mancini is a charlatan. A fake. An overhyped moron with an overinflated ego who has been found out time and time and time again since he got here. He wouldn't get a fucking job managing Sunderland, let alone a club with serious ambitions in this league. It's been a nice break from Bluemoon for me and it will continue as long as that piece of shit manager is in charge of our beloved club...

Enjoy Wembley lads....my ticket has gone to someone who gives a shit. I don't.

Close the door on the way out then you knob! Don't give a shit? What kind of blue are you?
I'm in China, set my alarm for 3am to watch a horrible performance; then read you're attention seeking fucking drivel!

I'm flying to UK on thursday and will be at Wembley, because I 'Give a shit' and have done for 45 years.

Next game lads.... Come on City!

It was either post that or put a chair through a window in my hotel. If it offends...well, arsed. I really couldn't give a shit. My ticket has gone to someone else, but it had already gone before last night's debacle because I just can't make it. However, if I could give it away again, I would do. My season will not be made or broken by beating the rags at Wembley....

 

[ST Coleridge]

Re: Mancini out

It was either post that or put a chair through a window in my hotel. If it offends...well, arsed. I really couldn't give a shit. My ticket has gone to someone else, but it had already gone before last night's debacle because I just can't make it. However, if I could give it away again, I would do. My season will not be made or broken by beating the rags at Wembley....

Er, I thought you said you were leaving the forum?

 

[SWP's back]

Re: Mancini out

Mancini is a charlatan. A fake. An overhyped moron with an overinflated ego who has been found out time and time and time again since he got here. He wouldn't get a fucking job managing Sunderland, let alone a club with serious ambitions in this league. It's been a nice break from Bluemoon for me and it will continue as long as that piece of shit manager is in charge of our beloved club...

Enjoy Wembley lads....my ticket has gone to someone who gives a shit. I don't.

True colours come out at last.

I can't ever imagine saying I don't give a shit about the club, whoever the manger was and whatever the result.

You have every right to hold your opinion on the manager but to say you don't give a shit. Reminds me of that tosspot that used to play for us and said something similar when he was on the bench. Birds of a feather...

 

[blue_paul]

Re: Who should City get to replace Mancini?

Coyle has shown real telent for me. not a big enough name for some of you on here bu a manager that knows english football and it's culture and has improved both clubs he's been at. He plays attractive football, has an eye for a player and deals well the the media.
I'd wager the likes of Milner, Tevez and Johnson would see him as a breath of fresh air.

There'd be no more 5 minute conferences outisde the dressing room at half time that's for sure. He's be in communicating with his players as is normal.

Do we have to go for some foreign manager who you all rave about even though he doesn't have a clue about English football?

Not a big enough name to come in and work with high profile players. Also at both English clubs he has been at, his first 6 month or so has been rocky, before things started clicking. If Mancini is getting treated like this after a defeat at Anfield I don't think anyone would give Coyle the time. Also his record in the transfer market isn't great. He's good at getting the best out of players. I think Everton or Villa is around his level. He will never be a top manager.

i've said all along if Mourinho did make himself available then irregardless of how Mancini finishes the season we have to go for Mourinho. Mourinho has proved himself time and time again in all different leagues and numerous times in europe. Mancini has not![/quote]

You see here's the thing. You cannot say he'll never be a top manager, in fact evidence would suggest otherwise. He's done extremely well so far and has improved each club he's been at, relative to the resources he has had to play with.
Some won't be happy unless it's Morinho but there's no way in hell he'd come here. Madrid fans were chanting his name agaisnt Spurs, they know they're not far away with him and I reckon, even though they're not exactly known for patience, that he'll be given another crack at Barcelona next year, regardless at how the next few games against them go.
You say City fans won't give him a chance becasuse he's not a big name. I say City fans don't appreciate a good manager when they see one if they won't give him a chance. Look at this thread, the same few who have ridiculed Coyle are the same people who can't see the writing on the wall as far as Mancini is concerned. They see him as some sort of european tactical sophisticate when in actual fact he's a blumbling idiot and his best mate is David fucking Platt.

A young British manager with proven managerial skills and an intricate knowledge of the domestic game. Not another foreign manager who we don't know from adam or harking after one we won't get.

 

[Nelly's Left Foot]

Re: Mancini out

After a 5-0 win how does a team manage to produce such an awful performace with only 3 changes made to the side? Dzeko, Milner and Barry have their critics but in no way shape or form are they poor players. They are just badly managed, and when a manager who has spent as much time with this squad, regardless of how much money he has spent, relies so heavily on certain players he proves he is not the man to be our leader for years to come and push us to the next level. He can't get the best out of our players.

We were poor last night of course but when will folk realise the difference between playing a crap Sunderland side who didn't urn up and offered no fight to playing against a good Liverpool side ( well organised,plenty of effort and playing for the manager).

Almost any City 11 would have beaten Sunderland easily but winning the next one was always going to be a tough ask yet it seems as though so many fans seem to think we would/should just go ahead and win again.

 

[ConnorD110]

Re: Who should City get to replace Mancini?

dont know much about this villas boas fella but i do know that porto ran away with the portuguese league this year and we crowned champions a couples of weeks ago i think it was. He would be a gamble, but apparently this was his first season so i doubt he would leave straight away anyway.
just went on my fm save game in year 2017 and villas boas is good lets have him ;)

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BIG gamble and i know im going to get laughed at here.
PAUL DICKOV.
managing at oldham now, where he has them in mid-table.
the players should all know who he is as there is a big picture of him celebrating THAT goal outside the dressing room if my memory serves me correctly.
im not a mancini hater, i just dont see the man guiding us to the top of european football like the owners want. the only person who i can see doing that is mourinho, but he would probably win us the league and then bugger of somewhere else. everyone saying that they want martin o'neill then think again, route 1 and plays players out of position more than mancini.
is there a harder task in the world than being a blue!

 

[peoffrey]

Re: Mancini out

Mancini has shown he thinks a trophy is more important than finishing in the top four with his team selection tonight.

If we play this defensive bullshit against them on Saturday like we have done for every tough game we will lose and Mancini will lose alot of his backers.

They talked about the Liverpool match and the Semi on Saturday being this incredibly important week in the history of our Club. We lost within 30 minutes last night and I don't fancy our chances at Wembley. Some week we're making!

Personally, I think we have more to lose over 4th place than we do the Semi. It's for the good of the greater good.

Mancini out? Not yet. Give him a full season and then we talk about it.

 

[Unknown_Genius]

Re: Mancini out

No, finishing in a Champions League spot is far more important in the long term, for the financial fair play, and in attracting the elite players, and keeping the ones we have. Forget what the Rags say, and there 35 year obsession, the league is the ultimate priority, anything else is a bonus. Between 4th, and nothing, and 5th with the FA Cup, its 4th anyday, don't even have to think about it.

winning a trophy and getting that monkey off our backs is the most important thing, spurs are in the champions league elite players are not queing up to join them, the problem we have is we are trying to become a major club overnight which is nigh on impossible, we cant in one season have a new manager,new squad and become part of the elite

building a successful history and reputation takes time and time is something we dont have, this season has taught me that this whole "project" is a lot harder than we envisaged

We're completely different from Spurs, we can attract almost any player out there, Spurs can't. Whether you like it or not, Champions League is now the be all and end all, and we need it for the Financial Fair Play regulations. 4th is the best thing for the club in the long term. Winning the FA Cup will just be a short term thing.

 

[mike channon´s windmill]

Re: Mancini out

After a 5-0 win how does a team manage to produce such an awful performace with only 3 changes made to the side? Dzeko, Milner and Barry have their critics but in no way shape or form are they poor players. They are just badly managed, and when a manager who has spent as much time with this squad, regardless of how much money he has spent, relies so heavily on certain players he proves he is not the man to be our leader for years to come and push us to the next level. He can't get the best out of our players.

We were poor last night of course but when will folk realise the difference between playing a crap Sunderland side who didn't urn up and offered no fight to playing against a good Liverpool side ( well organised,plenty of effort and playing for the manager).

Almost any City 11 would have beaten Sunderland easily but winning the next one was always going to be a tough ask yet it seems as though so many fans seem to think we would/should just go ahead and win again.

Just as we didn´t turn up last night!
It proves in this league you´ve got to be fookin AT IT from first whistle to last something we fail to do all too frequently

 

[Eastlands90]

Re: Mancini out

Sheikh Mansour out.

What the hell. I didnt know that there were as dumb people as this on bluemoon. FFS the owner goes but the manager stays?!