Mancini Thread (no City stuff)

[Pam]

Re: Mancini @ Galatasary Thread (no City stuff)

Bad career move from Bob, clearly not the manager we once thought he was.

And yet he's going to win ANOTHER trophy.

He's exactly the manager I always thought he was. A man that by hook or by crook wins trophies. It's that simple. He isn't holistic, he isn't respectful of tradition, he isn't a man who suffers fools or what he perceives to be lack of effort. He's a man who wins trophies, plain and simple.

In every season as a professional manager from his first full year at Fiorentina until this year, he was won at least one trophy (presuming he also wins the Turkish FA Cup but considering they've already twatted the side in the Final it's a safe bet).
The only exception to that was last season.

One season out of 15 or so he had a full year he has failed to win a trophy. Only Mourinho and Guardiola have anywhere near comparable records to Mancini in world football yet he is still constantly disrespected like the guy is David Moyes' reserve team manager.

As I said in the Pellegrini thread, trophies talk and bullshit walks. I'm sure Frank De Boer is a lovely bloke and I'm sure that Brendan Rodgers is wonderfully holistic. But neither of them have anywhere near the record of Mancini. Because Mancini, unlike other managers with excellent PR representatives who manage the spin to be seen a certain way, or those who have one off seasons now and again and are the flavour of the month like Michael Laudrup, just wins trophies.

It's as simple as that. He's a trophy winning machine. He'll do it in England with tons of money. He'll do it in Italy at bankrupt clubs. He'll do it in Turkey when the ultras never wanted him to begin with. He'll do it whenever the next person decides they want a trophy too.

I wish I could disagree with this, but I can't seem to.

 

[Anonymous]

Re: Mancini @ Galatasary Thread (no City stuff)

Is it coincidence that he appears to have lost another dressing room?
Why would a manager who is still lauded on here as the greatest thing since sliced bread lose another group of decent players?
Sentiment doesn't come into my opinion, he did a wonderful job for us but he's gone and we move on like he has, I personally don't think he'll be in turkey next season......italy beckons.

Where's that come from mate as I cannot find anything to support it?

 

[blueparrot]

Re: Mancini @ Galatasary Thread (no City stuff)

Bad career move from Bob, clearly not the manager we once thought he was.

And yet he's going to win ANOTHER trophy.

He's exactly the manager I always thought he was. A man that by hook or by crook wins trophies. It's that simple. He isn't holistic, he isn't respectful of tradition, he isn't a man who suffers fools or what he perceives to be lack of effort. He's a man who wins trophies, plain and simple.

In every season as a professional manager from his first full year at Fiorentina until this year, he was won at least one trophy (presuming he also wins the Turkish FA Cup but considering they've already twatted the side in the Final it's a safe bet).
The only exception to that was last season.

One season out of 15 or so he had a full year he has failed to win a trophy. Only Mourinho and Guardiola have anywhere near comparable records to Mancini in world football yet he is still constantly disrespected like the guy is David Moyes' reserve team manager.

As I said in the Pellegrini thread, trophies talk and bullshit walks. I'm sure Frank De Boer is a lovely bloke and I'm sure that Brendan Rodgers is wonderfully holistic. But neither of them have anywhere near the record of Mancini. Because Mancini, unlike other managers with excellent PR representatives who manage the spin to be seen a certain way, or those who have one off seasons now and again and are the flavour of the month like Michael Laudrup, just wins trophies.

It's as simple as that. He's a trophy winning machine. He'll do it in England with tons of money. He'll do it in Italy at bankrupt clubs. He'll do it in Turkey when the ultras never wanted him to begin with. He'll do it whenever the next person decides they want a trophy too.

Think you're right he'll always win trophies, but I can't see him staying at any club for more than 2 or 3 years and building something long term. Thats probably a reason he struggles in Europe by the time he has won something and started to create a good team he loses some of the players and things fall apart. Don't know if that 's his fault , something he can change or just the nature of the man.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

Re: Mancini @ Galatasary Thread (no City stuff)

Bad career move from Bob, clearly not the manager we once thought he was.

At least Gala won't be interested in your manager - Wee Davey - who Talkshite just reported is on the way out!!

 

[bernabias home shirt]

Re: Mancini @ Galatasary Thread (no City stuff)

Bad career move from Bob, clearly not the manager we once thought he was.

And yet he's going to win ANOTHER trophy.

He's exactly the manager I always thought he was. A man that by hook or by crook wins trophies. It's that simple. He isn't holistic, he isn't respectful of tradition, he isn't a man who suffers fools or what he perceives to be lack of effort. He's a man who wins trophies, plain and simple.

In every season as a professional manager from his first full year at Fiorentina until this year, he was won at least one trophy (presuming he also wins the Turkish FA Cup but considering they've already twatted the side in the Final it's a safe bet).
The only exception to that was last season.

One season out of 15 or so he had a full year he has failed to win a trophy. Only Mourinho and Guardiola have anywhere near comparable records to Mancini in world football yet he is still constantly disrespected like the guy is David Moyes' reserve team manager.

As I said in the Pellegrini thread, trophies talk and bullshit walks. I'm sure Frank De Boer is a lovely bloke and I'm sure that Brendan Rodgers is wonderfully holistic. But neither of them have anywhere near the record of Mancini. Because Mancini, unlike other managers with excellent PR representatives who manage the spin to be seen a certain way, or those who have one off seasons now and again and are the flavour of the month like Michael Laudrup, just wins trophies.

It's as simple as that. He's a trophy winning machine. He'll do it in England with tons of money. He'll do it in Italy at bankrupt clubs. He'll do it in Turkey when the ultras never wanted him to begin with. He'll do it whenever the next person decides they want a trophy too.

You can't really argue with any if that

 

[Pam]

Re: Mancini @ Galatasary Thread (no City stuff)

He would have won enough of the big games this season to see us over the finish line. I say this because he was a more pragmatic manager than Pellers. He would not have lost that Liverpool game. He would have started Garcia and gone for the draw or victory by the odd goal. There is no consistently right or wrong way to play football, especially in the English leagues. Bob understood this. Pellers does not.

So there.

 

[ForzaMancini]

Re: Mancini @ Galatasary Thread (no City stuff)

Won't happen, but out of curiosity, what would people's opinions be if he replaced Moyes at United?

 

[Pam]

Re: Mancini @ Galatasary Thread (no City stuff)

Won't happen, but out of curiosity, what would people's opinions be if he replaced Moyes at United?

It would be an abomination. But they wouldn't accept him there and I doubt he'd take the job anyway.

 

[TCIB]

Re: Mancini @ Galatasary Thread (no City stuff)

Won't happen, but out of curiosity, what would people's opinions be if he replaced Moyes at United?

I would not like it one bit, he would be backed and nobody there is as loud and stubborn as he is on the playing squad.
Rio if still there would get fucked off sharpish for a starters.

i think he would shake them back up to a top team again, not like under bacon as that probably will never happen again with modern dynamics of the game.
He will bring them back and put some steel into them, no i would not want them getting a manager as good as him, no fucking way.

 

[Pam]

Re: Mancini @ Galatasary Thread (no City stuff)

Won't happen, but out of curiosity, what would people's opinions be if he replaced Moyes at United?

I would not like it one bit, he would be backed and nobody there is as loud and stubborn as he is on the playing squad.
Rio if still there would get fucked off sharpish for a starters.

i think he would shake them back up to a top team again, not like under bacon as that probably will never happen again with modern dynamics of the game.
He will bring them back and put some steel into them, no i would not want them getting a manager as good as him, no fucking way.

Worry not. It is a non-starter for a million reasons.