Skashion said:peoffrey said:Zabaleta, Kompany, Tevez and De Jong were all signed by Hughes whilst Silva and Yaya Toure were on our radar long before Mancini was. Hughes took us so far (in 6th when he left) and now Mancini will take us so far too. The next Manager needs to take us forwards in Europe whilst also earning domestic success as Premiership Champions again. This 15 point gap could get bigger by the end of the season and is simply unacceptable.
You're clearly not following the thread as I ripped a big hole in the giving credit to Hughes argument earlier, although from 8th to 6th for £212m net whilst having Kompany warming on the bench is probably a very quick summary of Hughes taking us nowhere at all. I've also pointed out that it's quite plausible for Mancini to finish with a very respectable 83 points this season. However, who's coming in to replace him? People are quick to demand that Mancini should lose his job but specifying who is going to fill his shoes is rapidly becoming a mute subject on this thread.
Skashion said:You're clearly not following the thread as I ripped a big hole in the giving credit to Hughes argument earlier, although from 8th to 6th for £212m net whilst having Kompany warming the bench is probably a very quick summary of Hughes taking us nowhere at all. I've also pointed out that it's quite plausible for Mancini to finish with a very respectable 83 points this season. However, who's coming in to replace him? People are quick to demand that Mancini should lose his job but specifying who is going to fill his shoes is rapidly becoming a mute subject on this thread.peoffrey said:Zabaleta, Kompany, Tevez and De Jong were all signed by Hughes whilst Silva and Yaya Toure were on our radar long before Mancini was. Hughes took us so far (in 6th when he left) and now Mancini will take us so far too. The next Manager needs to take us forwards in Europe whilst also earning domestic success as Premiership Champions again. This 15 point gap could get bigger by the end of the season and is simply unacceptable.
Rammy Blue said:Skashion said:peoffrey said:Zabaleta, Kompany, Tevez and De Jong were all signed by Hughes whilst Silva and Yaya Toure were on our radar long before Mancini was. Hughes took us so far (in 6th when he left) and now Mancini will take us so far too. The next Manager needs to take us forwards in Europe whilst also earning domestic success as Premiership Champions again. This 15 point gap could get bigger by the end of the season and is simply unacceptable.
You're clearly not following the thread as I ripped a big hole in the giving credit to Hughes argument earlier, although from 8th to 6th for £212m net whilst having Kompany warming the bench is probably a very quick summary of Hughes taking us nowhere at all. I've also pointed out that it's quite plausible for Mancini to finish with a very respectable 83 points this season. However, who's coming in to replace him? People are quick to demand that Mancini should lose his job but specifying who is going to fill his shoes is rapidly becoming a mute subject on this thread.
Moyes for me.
Are you fucking serious? He was up against the rags. Hughes record against the rags as City manager was played three, lost three, and we're supposed to believe Hughes would have got us through over two legs? Comparing Hughes' record in the FA Cup is even more laughable. Hughes got us knocked out to struggling Championship side Nottingham Forest, 3 fucking nil at HOME!peoffrey said:There's over 400 pages so I'm dipping in and out!
Taking us nowhere at all? How about the Semi Finals of a Cup competition for the first time in years? Mancini promptly took us out of it and then the FA Cup and then he missed his target of 4th place.
5 names: Mourinho, Klopp, Pellgerini, Rijkaard and Bielsa.
Rammy Blue said:Skashion said:You're clearly not following the thread as I ripped a big hole in the giving credit to Hughes argument earlier, although from 8th to 6th for £212m net whilst having Kompany warming the bench is probably a very quick summary of Hughes taking us nowhere at all. I've also pointed out that it's quite plausible for Mancini to finish with a very respectable 83 points this season. However, who's coming in to replace him? People are quick to demand that Mancini should lose his job but specifying who is going to fill his shoes is rapidly becoming a mute subject on this thread.peoffrey said:Zabaleta, Kompany, Tevez and De Jong were all signed by Hughes whilst Silva and Yaya Toure were on our radar long before Mancini was. Hughes took us so far (in 6th when he left) and now Mancini will take us so far too. The next Manager needs to take us forwards in Europe whilst also earning domestic success as Premiership Champions again. This 15 point gap could get bigger by the end of the season and is simply unacceptable.
Moyes for me.
Skashion said:Are you fucking serious? He was up against the rags. Hughes record against the rags as City manager was played three, lost three, and we're supposed to believe Hughes would have got us through over two legs? Comparing Hughes' record in the FA Cup is even more laughable. Hughes got us knocked out to struggling Championship side Nottingham Forest, 3 fucking nil at HOME!
Mourinho: Not coming
Klopp: Not coming, 20 points behind leaders, done nothing in Europe anyway.
Pellgerini: Won fuck all of any note.
Rijkaard and Bielsa, two more sensible suggestions at least but I haven't heard their names connected with us yet.
So, assuming none of these came, you'd back keeping Mancini, yes?
Rammy Blue said:If we can't get Moyes then Rafa would be my next choice.
Rammy Blue said:If we can't get Moyes then Rafa would be my next choice.
If this is not a Clarkie i dont know what is lolRammy Blue said:If we can't get Moyes then Rafa would be my next choice.