Mancini rules (in my opinion)

[wayne71]

I like him but like someone else said I am left puzzled by his tactics at times.

As for his treatment of Johnson it strikes me that he is simply being cruel to be kind, he sees a lad with so much potential that is in danger of pissing it up the wall and he is trying to help him focus on what is important.

 

[Bluesy7]

Just thought I'd share my article with you. I'm being honest in it and do my best not to show any bias towards city (it was hard!)

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Comments either on here or on the site appreciated!

Thanks

(Please go beyond the headline you may be surprised!)

 

[itsnevereasy]

Just thought I'd share my article with you. I'm being honest in it and do my best not to show any bias towards city (it was hard!)

<a class="postlink" href="http://tinyurl.com/2cr8p6t" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://tinyurl.com/2cr8p6t</a>

Comments either on here or on the site appreciated!

Thanks

(Please go beyond the headline you may be surprised!)

Seen this on twitter earlier today and re-tweeted it, good read.

 

[Dennis Tuearts MGBGT]

Are you joking ...4 years of this moron and we will struggle to get 10,000 through the gates even if we do win anything.
Its unwatchable.He's clueless and we are all bored with watching them.

 

[Bluesy7]

Just thought I'd share my article with you. I'm being honest in it and do my best not to show any bias towards city (it was hard!)

<a class="postlink" href="http://tinyurl.com/2cr8p6t" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://tinyurl.com/2cr8p6t</a>

Comments either on here or on the site appreciated!

Thanks

(Please go beyond the headline you may be surprised!)

Seen this on twitter earlier today and re-tweeted it, good read.

Thanks a lot mate!!

 

[Blue Haze]

why ? this is what i really cant understand. the fear. top clubs can afford to lose their best players without any problems , they has the resource for sign a better ones.

i think you are reasoning as if City was still the "liccle city"

He's our talisman, why do you think Arsenal feared losing Fabregas? In many ways, Tevez is far more important to our pitiful attack than Fabregas to Wenger's high octane attack.

Johnson seems like another spark type player. We have too many dull bulbs at this club. Other than Silva and these two, who attacks the goal well? Milner? Fuck no. Balotelli does, when he plays, and I'm sure he's off to Italy in about 2 years.

 

[Mancio]

why ? this is what i really cant understand. the fear. top clubs can afford to lose their best players without any problems , they has the resource for sign a better ones.

i think you are reasoning as if City was still the "liccle city"

He's our talisman, why do you think Arsenal feared losing Fabregas? In many ways, Tevez is far more important to our pitiful attack than Fabregas to Wenger's high octane attack.

Johnson seems like another spark type player. We have too many dull bulbs at this club. Other than Silva and these two, who attacks the goal well? Milner? Fuck no. Balotelli does, when he plays, and I'm sure he's off to Italy in about 2 years.

forget arsenal , they arent a top club.

Let me be honest. Tevez is currently at the same time the strength and weakness of the City. but over the months will more be weakness.

is a player without a role, and great teams the vital roles to be made by role players.

and again , top clubs can sell their best players and remaining top clubs, there are hundreds of examples, just look at the history of Barcelona, Real Madrid, AC, Inter and so on

 

[citymad]

I just feel he has fucked up with a lot of our players. Bellamy, onuoha etc.

its clear you know more about golf than football, stick with that instead pal.

 

[Ragnarok]

Tevez wont be here for long regardless of who the manager is .I expect him to be here for a maximum of 2 years after which he will go back to Argentina to be with his family.

 

[liscal]

I've been encouraged over the last few days with the amount of support on this board for Mancini. There are the doubters, who are vocal (as is their right), but I think those of us who actually support the guy outnumber them and by and large 'drown' them out, so to speak. What worries me is that Bobby won't see the support for him on this board and he only hears the chorus of boos that greets him when we fail to win a game at home. He could easily assume from that that we're all against him, when clearly most of us are not. I think he needs to know we're behind him - the support for him at West Brom was fantastic, we need more of that.