Mancini Thread (no City stuff)

[Phil1]

Re: Mancini

Did well, well done

.this isnt helpful.

Why?

Because some people are very strange, they somehow come to the conclusion that a small thread in the general forum, which is there to keep an eye on the progress of one of the most successful managers in our history will be counter productive to what's happening at the club now - like I said, strange..

 

[Gaylord du Bois]

Re: Mancini

.this isnt helpful.

Why?

Because some people are very strange, they somehow come to the conclusion that a small thread in the general forum, which is there to keep an eye on the progress of one of the most successful managers in our history will be counter productive to what's happening at the club now - like I said, strange..

Indeed the poor lambs.

 

[Skashion]

Re: Mancini

I never knew the Outers were such a sensitive lot. Actually, I tell a lie. I knew all along. Nice to see an affirmation though.

 

[Deleted member 52846]

Re: Mancini

.this isnt helpful.

Why?

Because some people are very strange, they somehow come to the conclusion that a small thread in the general forum, which is there to keep an eye on the progress of one of the most successful managers in our history will be counter productive to what's happening at the club now - like I said, strange..

It's very odd, isn't it?

It's not okay to look out for how Mancini's doing, talk about him and hope he does well in his new job and the future...but it is okay to remember Wilf Wild and Joe Mercer, and even give well wishes to the family of the Mercers when Joe Mercer's wife died a couple of years ago even though it's been 42 years since he left City and 23 years since he died himself?

They're a REALLY strange lot those Mancini out-ers. It's like he's gone round each of their houses, fucked their wives, and he's not ever to be spoken of ever again by us as a set of fans. "Move on"..."he's gone"..."I know something you don't know that's really be about Mancini" (it isn't even bad)..."look how our new manager doesn't get taken away with leading questions in press conferences"...it's sad!

Mancini will always be a legend of City to me and I hope he has a successful managerial career.

 

[TGR]

Re: Mancini

I never knew the Outers were such a sensitive lot. Actually, I tell a lie. I knew all along. Nice to see an affirmation though.

It is actually quite amazing; the 'inners' have gotten over Mancini and moved on. In virtually 100% of the cases on the forum now it's the 'outers' who raise the subject and feel compelled to make silly, sarcastic, childish comments.
Actually it is highly amusing watching them. Poor saddo's.

 

[Skashion]

Re: Mancini

It's not okay to look out for how Mancini's doing, talk about him and hope he does well in his new job and the future...but it is okay to remember Wilf Wild and Joe Mercer, and even give well wishes to the family of the Mercers when Joe Mercer's wife died a couple of years ago even though it's been 42 years since he left City and 23 years since he died himself?

Couple of years? Norah died in March. Time flies but not that fast.

 

[sir baconface]

Re: Mancini

Some would purge him from history as in the old Soviet photographs.

 

[NQCitizen]

Re: Mancini

Some would purge him from history as in the old Soviet photographs.

Like what happened at the stadium? ;)

 

[wayne71]

Re: Mancini

I think what pisses off the outers more than anything is the knowledge that for this generation of fans Mancini is a legend. It can never get any better than winning the league the way we did and it will be spoke about for decades to come.

 

[Josh Blue]

Re: Mancini

Any grown man who calls himself an 'outer' is very slow.