Mancini out (Merged)

DD said:
All as I can say is that Didsbury Dave, K. Reeves, Tolmies and I were all saying exactly the same six months ago that we are now. No bandwagon jumping, no knee jerk reactions. We saw it coming and went to great lengths to put our necks on the chopping block for 95% of Bluemoon to shoot us down in flames.

The fact that considerably more people agree with us now and considerably less people are shooting us down in flames, only goes to reinforce the belief that Didsbury Dave simply believes he is right because he is!:)

I'm actually out of energy on the whole issue. I wrote 3,000 words on the issue in the last KK (well 2,700 because 300 I copied and pasted from a fellow poster on here whose name I couldn't remember to give him the credit he deserved for it:)) and just feel too deflated by the whole issue to write anymore. (If anyone wants to read it on the off chance, PM me and I'll email it as it's too big for a post.

The kindest way I can describe Mancini is that he is a clueless buffoon. Stronger words get used when I've had a couple of pints of Guinness.

What was you saying 6 months ago? That you didn't rate Mancini? A lot haven't rated him from day one for whatever reasons. I have absolutely no problem with people not thinking Mancini is the right man but people calling him a clueless buffoon and things as such is ridiculous. A clueless bafoon doesn't achieve what he's achieved as a manager in what is so far a short career, a clueless bafoon doesn't take a team to 4th with 6 games to go.

I acknowledge that at times this season and especially on Monday we've not been good enough and Mancini does make mistakes (He acknowledges that himself) but as a manager he's at a stage where he still has plenty to learn. His style might not work in the premiership, he might never win us the champions league, infact he might not even get us in the top four but how about we see where we finish at the end of the season before calling him a clueless bafoon, i'm not asking you or anyone else to wait 6 months or whatever, i'm just saying how about you wait another 6 league games. If we finish top 4 then he'll have done a good job, in his first full season he'll have took us above Spurs and into the champions league, that would represent progress surely?

I understand that people have made their decision with regards to Mancini and that even if we come 4th they won't want him to stay, their reasons behind that i'm not sure. It's all well and good saying thats the minimum expectation, we should be doing better but what you have to look is who the teams in the top three are. We aren't trying to overtake teams who don't have quality, we are trying to take over teams who have been signing quality players for a number of seasons, who have settled squads. I don't think it's reasonable to say we should be finishing better than 4th in the managers first full season, we signed x amount of players in the summer and barely had a pre season together

The performance on Monday wasn't good enough, the performance before was more than good enough, it was silly IMO of Mancini to drop De Jong and Silva. De Jong for me is the most important player in terms of how he has an effect on the system Mancini favours, his positional play is outstanding and i'm confident with De Jong and Silva back and starting we'll see more performances like Sunderland than the Liverpool one, if we don't and we end up getting beat in the semi and finishing 5th i'll hold my hands up and say Mancini's not done well enough, until then i think with De Jong and Silva back in the starting line up we'll be much better and finish 4th at the very least
 
DD said:
All as I can say is that Didsbury Dave, K. Reeves, Tolmies and I were all saying exactly the same six months ago that we are now. No bandwagon jumping, no knee jerk reactions. We saw it coming and went to great lengths to put our necks on the chopping block for 95% of Bluemoon to shoot us down in flames.

The fact that considerably more people agree with us now and considerably less people are shooting us down in flames, only goes to reinforce the belief that Didsbury Dave simply believes he is right because he is!:)

I'm actually out of energy on the whole issue. I wrote 3,000 words on the issue in the last KK (well 2,700 because 300 I copied and pasted from a fellow poster on here whose name I couldn't remember to give him the credit he deserved for it:)) and just feel too deflated by the whole issue to write anymore. (If anyone wants to read it on the off chance, PM me and I'll email it as it's too big for a post.

The kindest way I can describe Mancini is that he is a clueless buffoon. Stronger words get used when I've had a couple of pints of Guinness.
Hey I need adding to that list! I've been slaughtered at the start for daring to say Mancini wasn't the savior!
 
Ever get the impression some people are hoping it all goes tits up just so they can say "Told you so"?
 
Bugs Bunny said:
Ever get the impression some people are hoping it all goes tits up just so they can say "Told you so"?

Yep, pretty sad and pathetic really.

This thread isn't worthy of 53 pages worth of replies.
 
JoeCity21 said:
Bugs Bunny said:
Ever get the impression some people are hoping it all goes tits up just so they can say "Told you so"?

Yep, pretty sad and pathetic really.

This thread isn't worthy of 53 pages worth of replies.
Oh you think so, do you?

Well 53 pages of replies says it is
 
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/3528173/Jose-Mourinho-I-will-be-next-Man-Utd-boss.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... -boss.html</a>

JOSE MOURINHO believes he will succeed Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford.

The Special One wants to take over as Manchester United boss at the end of next season - and reckons he will get the job.

SunSport revealed last month that Real Madrid manager Mourinho, 48, is set on 'coming home' to the Premier League.

He has told close pals he believes the way will be open for him in the summer of 2012.

The problem would come if Fergie decides to go out on a high this year with a second Treble triumph.

Mourinho has three years left on his Real deal but could walk away, such is his desire to return to work in the Prem.

Fergie, 69, said recently: "Jose is a great friend of mine. We've spoken many times about his future and I understand his wish to return to England.

"But it's difficult for me to say when my position will be available. It will be my health that decides."

United chiefs are keen on Mourinho, who won the Champions League with both Porto and Inter Milan and guided Chelsea to two Premier League titles.

The Portuguese coach has led Real into their first Champions League semi-final since 2003, where they will meet bitter rivals Barcelona.

United had earmarked Everton boss David Moyes.

But Mourinho's CV and standing in the game are proving too hard to ignore.

Mourinho was asked yesterday if he might replace Roberto Mancini at Manchester City. He replied: "I say it is impossible."

Mancini said: "Yes, and I think it would be impossible for me to go to Madrid."
 
Bugs Bunny said:
Ever get the impression some people are hoping it all goes tits up just so they can say "Told you so"?

The Hughes Out brigade were. I've heard reports of people laughing when we lost. Not laughing too hide the tears - but laughing because they thought it was funny. This is people at the Matches.

If anyone genuinely wants City to fail then they can fuck off. Melt their Seasoncard.
 
Bugs Bunny said:
Ever get the impression some people are hoping it all goes tits up just so they can say "Told you so"?

No, I don't get that impression at all, everyone on this board who is a blue wants City to succeed.
 
allan harper said:
Bugs Bunny said:
Ever get the impression some people are hoping it all goes tits up just so they can say "Told you so"?

No, I don't get that impression at all, everyone on this board who is a blue wants City to succeed.

Well said mate....the i'm a bigger blue than you types are just embarrassing....we're all the same here.

A thought for the morning....
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQZmrdwK7YM[/youtube]
 
BillyShears said:
allan harper said:
No, I don't get that impression at all, everyone on this board who is a blue wants City to succeed.

Well said mate....the i'm a bigger blue than you types are just embarrassing....we're all the same here.

It somehow seems to give them comfort even though they know its all going a little bit tits up!

Its only ok to criticise when they decide the time is right lol.
 
blueinsa said:
BillyShears said:
Well said mate....the i'm a bigger blue than you types are just embarrassing....we're all the same here.

It somehow seems to give them comfort even though they know its all going a little bit tits up!

Its only ok to criticise when they decide the time is right lol.

Just because I have on of these

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Doesn't make me any less of a blue.
 
blueinsa said:
BillyShears said:
Well said mate....the i'm a bigger blue than you types are just embarrassing....we're all the same here.

It somehow seems to give them comfort even though they know its all going a little bit tits up!

Its only ok to criticise when they decide the time is right lol.

It's big day tomorrow. I said the other day that I didn't care about the semi....posted in pure unadulterated rage....this morning I feel different. Tonight's a big night for me, and tomorrow will be all City even if I am in a different country. I read that dirty diving ginger bastard's interview in the Guardian this morning and it just focused my mind on much pleasure it would give me to see us get one over on them and and shove their dreams of a treble up their arrogant arseholes...

Mancini's now officially an afterthought for me...what will be will be with him. If the owners see fit to keep him for another season I will be equally shocked and not surprised at all. Lets just hope he spends the summer studying some proper top level coaches and improves ten fold to put us at least in with a shout next season...
 
forevermancity said:
DD said:
All as I can say is that Didsbury Dave, K. Reeves, Tolmies and I were all saying exactly the same six months ago that we are now. No bandwagon jumping, no knee jerk reactions. We saw it coming and went to great lengths to put our necks on the chopping block for 95% of Bluemoon to shoot us down in flames.

The fact that considerably more people agree with us now and considerably less people are shooting us down in flames, only goes to reinforce the belief that Didsbury Dave simply believes he is right because he is!:)

I'm actually out of energy on the whole issue. I wrote 3,000 words on the issue in the last KK (well 2,700 because 300 I copied and pasted from a fellow poster on here whose name I couldn't remember to give him the credit he deserved for it:)) and just feel too deflated by the whole issue to write anymore. (If anyone wants to read it on the off chance, PM me and I'll email it as it's too big for a post.

The kindest way I can describe Mancini is that he is a clueless buffoon. Stronger words get used when I've had a couple of pints of Guinness.
Hey I need adding to that list! I've been slaughtered at the start for daring to say Mancini wasn't the savior!

and me!
 
ANY1aBLUE said:
forevermancity said:
Hey I need adding to that list! I've been slaughtered at the start for daring to say Mancini wasn't the savior!

and me!

Six months ago we were beating Blackpool away, having just beaten Newcastle and Chelsea (and Poznan at home). If you really wanted Mancini out, then you're even bigger mongoloids than I gave you credit for ;)
 
I'm waiting for tomorrow's game with no hope of us even offering some fight. It's not right. I should be sick with nerves and hope beyond reason. Has mancini just succeeded in what everyone else in football has always been trying to convince me of, that City are crap. The sooner he's gone the better IMO. I need my old high hopes back. I need the joy of following City to return. I only ask for a team to fight with passion and a smidgin of entertainment. Results of course are important but pride is more so. I love City but I'm not a proud blue right now.

Tomorrow if we win maybe I'll temporarily be happy but I'll soon sober up again 'cos it's now clear imo that even if Mancini has success it's not in a manner that'll please me.
 
ST Coleridge said:
then you're even bigger mongoloids than I gave you credit for ;)

Grow the fuck up!

What a fucking cretinous post.

Disagree by all means but absolutely no need for the above!
 
ANY1aBLUE said:
forevermancity said:
Hey I need adding to that list! I've been slaughtered at the start for daring to say Mancini wasn't the savior!

and me!


and me!

I dont want mancini sacked as it means he has failed but Im still waiting to see us play in the manner and to the capacity that i believe we are capable of.....and i dont believe that RM will ever get us to that level....his tactics are clearly questionable and have been from the very start and i still believe that there are some key players who dont like playing for him because of his tactics

on the other hand i cannot for the life of me think of anyone who id want who is available and who would come (and im not a mourihno fan)
 

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