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Blue Mooner said:
Shame some of our fans can't.

You really do resent our fans a lot. These are some of your earliest posts on this forum.


Blue Mooner said:
I hate the boo boys; pr*cks of the highest order. We are only one game into the season and they are already at it !

Blue Mooner said:
Some of our 'supporters' - should I be sued under the trades descriptions act for that statement - beggar belief.

If you accept that negativity, booing and slagging your own players does nothing for the team and assuming that fundamentally our goals and aspirations for the club are the same - ie we want to see the team win then why oh why do certain sections of our support appear to turn up and can't wait to start spouting their vitriol at the players and team ? It is abaolutely at odds with what you want, so why do it ?

I remember several weeks ago loud chants for Benjani when he wasn't even in the team and now he's been playing for a few weeks those chants have died a death as we remember exactly what he is really like.

At the last derby at the swamp I was in the United end and I can't tell you how much I enjoyed not only the result but slagging off any of their players for the slightest mistake. It was thoroughly cathartic and helped contribute to a sh*te atmosphere.

Therefore, can I make a suggestion. If you really want to make a positive impact for City then go to OT and take out your pent up frustration and anger on those b*stards from across the road.

The advantage that playing at home provides is clear and proven throuhout generations of football. Yes, you can find the odd anomoly but that is usually where the home crowd become poisonous and vitriolic and players become nervous of playing in front of their own fans but generally the advantage that playing at home provides is absolutely clear.

Therefore if you 'support' MCFC then FFS get behind the team - lets save the debate and criticism if that's what you get off on for these sort of forums. If you don't you are clearly an enemy to yourself.

This team is better than our league position suggests and now is the time to get behind the team.

Blue Mooner said:
Why are we City fans so negative against our chances all the time ? We are holding ourselves back, it's crazy.

Blue Mooner said:
The short sightedness of some City fans is actually quite frightening. We are on the dawn of a new era and yet some City fans still can't seem to shake the negativity !

Blue Mooner said:
Couldn't agree more, knee jerk panicky reactions are no way to run a successful football club imo.


Now you might well be ticking a lot of boxes with those posts. However you only seem to appear and want to chat when a manager's in question, or when there's a chance to stick the boot into your fellow supporters. I haven't bothered to repost something you said about Allardyce around the time of Hughes' sacking. It's hilarious that your defence of Mancini is almost verbatim the same shit you posted to defend Hughes. The same snide jibes about how shit our supporters are coupled with the same inane comments about how Mourinho will never come to City because we're not big enough.
 
Why is that a problem DD? are our players little boys who need cuddles from their mummies?

-- Wed Apr 03, 2013 12:11 am --

Mancini is reminding Vincent and the Belgians about who pays VK's wages. Red Nose does it all the time to National managers and United players. So what is exactly the problem? Or is Sour Alex a shite manager too (I wish)?
 
BlueAnorak said:
Why is that a problem DD? are our players little boys who need cuddles from their mummies?

-- Wed Apr 03, 2013 12:11 am --

Mancini is reminding Vincent and the Belgians about who pays VK's wages. Red Nose does it all the time to National managers and United players. So what is exactly the problem? Or is Sour Alex a shite manager too (I wish)?
It's a problem because its splattered all over the press, for a start. None of us know how this has affected kompany or the squad he leads, either, but I defy anyone to come on here and claim that has in some way motivated them.

The irony is that, whilst Mancini can and does flex his muscles, he's playing it dangerous here. Vinny could.finish Mancini tomorrow if he wanted with a well placed interview. Not sure Mancini would even win a power struggle.

I don't think he'd stoop that low of course. He's too professional. I guess today is just a little jab back that doesn't ultimately have him as the direct source.
 
chicagoblues said:
As much as I like Vinnie ,I really don't like this attitude .He was an average player before Mancini took over and not a pleasant way to be thankful to a person who made him a class player.

Is this the same Kompany,before injury,in his teens,every top team in the world was scouting,as he was truly exceptional?

He was never average,especially his attitude...... not even close.
 
Blue Mooner said:
Blue Heaven said:
The perfect fumble said:
Don't worry, this Island of lost souls will still be here when you get back, by that time we'll have a photoshop of Mancini and Kim Jong-un urinating on a pic of Sami Nasri

Bobby and Kim Jong-un are fellow diplomats, are they not? Two eminently reasonable men who make only the most measured of pronouncements.

-- Tue Apr 02, 2013 3:58 pm --

Blue Mooner said:
Strange that Mancini is such a bad man manager yet Kompany committed a 6 year contract to the club whilst under his management.

Kompany's mrs is mancunian born and bred so I think he will be happy to stay a while longer.

Manager and player in disagreement shocker! Ycnmiu so they had a disagreement mancio reminded him who is boss. I'm sure both of them are adult enough to move on. Shame some of our fans can't.

At the wages Vinny was offered on a long-term deal, his signing was an inevitability. It doesn't mean that he can't, or won't, be moved on.

Mmmm so Vinny doesn't like the man management skills of Mancini so commits himself for 6 years!? Versus running your contract down, having no transfer fee and effectively being able to add any transfer fee, or a proportion of, on top of any wages!? Add in the fact he is probably one of the most sought after defenders, he could have commanded top dollar from anyone.

Strange logic for a man who doesn't like the managers managerial style?

He could be sold but it would only be at the clubs choosing and for a fee we are happy with.

If, as alleged, Vinny has a problem with Bobby, we don't know when it began, before or after his contract was signed.<br /><br />-- Tue Apr 02, 2013 4:40 pm --<br /><br />
BlueAnorak said:
Why is that a problem DD? are our players little boys who need cuddles from their mummies?

-- Wed Apr 03, 2013 12:11 am --

Mancini is reminding Vincent and the Belgians about who pays VK's wages. Red Nose does it all the time to National managers and United players. So what is exactly the problem? Or is Sour Alex a shite manager too (I wish)?

Bobby has attacked the player personally, by name. That's the difference.
 
Didsbury Dave said:
Blue Mooner said:
BlueAnorak said:
Don't be daft - he isn't going. He's under contract for the next 6 years and can't buy out his contract for the next 4.

Strange that Mancini is such a bad man manager yet Kompany committed a 6 year contract to the club whilst under his management.

Kompany's mrs is mancunian born and bred so I think he will be happy to stay a while longer.

Manager and player in disagreement shocker! Ycnmiu so they had a disagreement mancio reminded him who is boss. I'm sure both of them are adult enough to move on. Shame some of our fans can't.
Having clicked on your name last week and seen the dozens of topics you start bitching about our fans it's no Great surprise to see you going down that road again.

Now let me just make this abundantly clear. The problem is not Mancini having a problem with kompany. The problem is Mancini choosing to go public with that problem. Do you understand there is a difference here? If you don't , I suggest you keep a close eye on tomorrow's papers.

Have a look at them, and ask yourself if this problem wouldn't have been better addresses behind closed doors. If your answer is 'yes it would' then Mancini has made a cock up.

lol<br /><br />-- Wed Apr 03, 2013 12:45 am --<br /><br />
BillyShears said:
I feel the waffle waffle brigade are going to have to invest in new waffle machines. In fact it wouldn't surprise me if they're currently in a kitchen somewhere waffling up some more waffles about how Mancini's way is what is the best way to eat waffles.


Should you, at some point, manage to traverse the channel tunnel and grace us with your presence at The Etihad you may well witness the wholehearted support the majority of match going blues give our Bobby.
 
BillyShears said:
I feel the waffle waffle brigade are going to have to invest in new waffle machines. In fact it wouldn't surprise me if they're currently in a kitchen somewhere waffling up some more waffles about how Mancini's way is what Isn't the best way to eat waffles.

The funny thing about this post is if I change it to say "isn't"^. It applies directly to everyone who doesn't want Mancini here.
 
Can't believe this threads still going,some absolute shit wrote about Mancini,get it in to your thick fucking heads mancini's here for at least the next 3 years.
 
I don't know how some of you see this in relation, but publicly criticizing Nasri seemed to have fired him up.
 
Didsbury Dave said:
It's a problem because its splattered all over the press, for a start. None of us know how this has affected kompany or the squad he leads, either, but I defy anyone to come on here and claim that has in some way motivated them.

Being "splattered all over the press" is only a problem if the people involved want it to be a problem. There has been so much written about the manager, the players and the club and I doubt anyone that counts pays much attention to 90% of it.

If there is an issue between VK and RM it won't be because of a Belgian newspaper story. And any issue wouldn't go away because it's not being played out in the public domain.

FWIW I'm struggling to find too much difference between what RM has said about VK and what Ferguson said publicly about Vidic playing for Serbia as he was coming back from injury a year or so ago.
 
The cookie monster said:
80s Shorts said:
BillyShears said:
The story's true. 100%.
Now theres a surprise. Who told you ?
dismals paperboy.
My moneys on Duncan castles :)
It saddens me to see posters seizing on each and every story about player discontent with relish and even looking beyond the derby to the Cup semi for the next opportunity to brand the manager a failure.

The fact is that BM is becoming very shrill in parts about this ancient debate now, at a time when the few potentially better managers have either already settled elsewhere or are in the process of doing so.

I agree the Sheikh cannot be entirely happy to see the clubs owned by his Qatari brothers still in the Champs League while we again exited in the group stage. But I think Mancini's inevitable continued tenure will prove the end of an era for BM, even if he fails in Europe again next year and is replaced at Christmas.

Surely our faction warfare and the persistent negativity that ensues must end for the sake of the forum. Fin d'une époque.
 
George Hannah said:
The cookie monster said:
80s Shorts said:
Now theres a surprise. Who told you ?
dismals paperboy.
My moneys on Duncan castles :)
It saddens me to see posters seizing on each and every story about player discontent with relish and even looking beyond the derby to the Cup semi for the next opportunity to brand the manager a failure.

The fact is that BM is becoming very shrill in parts about this ancient debate now, at a time when the few potentially better managers have either already settled elsewhere or are in the process of doing so.

I agree the Sheikh cannot be entirely happy to see the clubs owned by his Qatari brothers still in the Champs League while we again exited in the group stage. But I think Mancini's inevitable continued tenure will prove the end of an era for BM, even if he fails in Europe again next year and is replaced at Christmas.

Surely our faction warfare and the persistent negativity that ensues must end for the sake of the forum. Fin d'une époque.

It will only end when the outers get their ultimate wish
Mancini gone
 
George Hannah said:
The cookie monster said:
80s Shorts said:
Now theres a surprise. Who told you ?
dismals paperboy.
My moneys on Duncan castles :)
It saddens me to see posters seizing on each and every story about player discontent with relish and even looking beyond the derby to the Cup semi for the next opportunity to brand the manager a failure.

The fact is that BM is becoming very shrill in parts about this ancient debate now, at a time when the few potentially better managers have either already settled elsewhere or are in the process of doing so.

I agree the Sheikh cannot be entirely happy to see the clubs owned by his Qatari brothers still in the Champs League while we again exited in the group stage. But I think Mancini's inevitable continued tenure will prove the end of an era for BM, even if he fails in Europe again next year and is replaced at Christmas.

Surely our faction warfare and the persistent negativity that ensues must end for the sake of the forum. Fin d'une époque.

'For the sake of the forum...' or for the sake of the Motherland?
 
The cookie monster said:
It will only end when the outers get their ultimate wish
Mancini gone
Nah, as soon as he's gone, I'm going straight on the offensive against the new manager. ;-)

It does make me chuckle that some of the most vociferous Mancini critics were Hughes inners. Even of those who were critical of Hughes, I think virtually none, or even none, of the Outers, were as emphatic about their criticism of Hughes as they have been Mancini, which shows us they are not objective.
 
What concerns me is the vociferous nature of the attacks on Mancini. I have my doubts about his style of management and the way he operates. I must admit I would not like to work under him. Man management aint that difficult when you work out who needs an arm around them and who needs a bollocking. Bobby seems to only have the distant aloof, bollocking approach which would not get the best out of me.

That said, first trophy in years and a Premier League title. Something I never thought I'd see when Wycombe were doing the double over us.

Everything is black and white, no shades of grey allowed.
 
80s Shorts said:
Didsbury Dave said:
Blue Mooner said:
Strange that Mancini is such a bad man manager yet Kompany committed a 6 year contract to the club whilst under his management.

Kompany's mrs is mancunian born and bred so I think he will be happy to stay a while longer.

Manager and player in disagreement shocker! Ycnmiu so they had a disagreement mancio reminded him who is boss. I'm sure both of them are adult enough to move on. Shame some of our fans can't.
Having clicked on your name last week and seen the dozens of topics you start bitching about our fans it's no Great surprise to see you going down that road again.

Now let me just make this abundantly clear. The problem is not Mancini having a problem with kompany. The problem is Mancini choosing to go public with that problem. Do you understand there is a difference here? If you don't , I suggest you keep a close eye on tomorrow's papers.

Have a look at them, and ask yourself if this problem wouldn't have been better addresses behind closed doors. If your answer is 'yes it would' then Mancini has made a cock up.

lol

-- Wed Apr 03, 2013 12:45 am --

BillyShears said:
I feel the waffle waffle brigade are going to have to invest in new waffle machines. In fact it wouldn't surprise me if they're currently in a kitchen somewhere waffling up some more waffles about how Mancini's way is what is the best way to eat waffles.


Should you, at some point, manage to traverse the channel tunnel and grace us with your presence at The Etihad you may well witness the wholehearted support the majority of match going blues give our Bobby.

Ah, so public opinion (not that anyone has actually conducted a survey on the matter of the City manager as far as I am aware) is now a reliable guide to quality is it? Large numbers of people voted Thatcher back in 3 times, made the X Factor the most popular show on TV and awarded the Mumfords and Dullplay with the best group and live act awards at this years Brits.....the latter of which was a borderline war crime
 
Exeter Blue I am here said:
80s Shorts said:
Didsbury Dave said:
Having clicked on your name last week and seen the dozens of topics you start bitching about our fans it's no Great surprise to see you going down that road again.

Now let me just make this abundantly clear. The problem is not Mancini having a problem with kompany. The problem is Mancini choosing to go public with that problem. Do you understand there is a difference here? If you don't , I suggest you keep a close eye on tomorrow's papers.

Have a look at them, and ask yourself if this problem wouldn't have been better addresses behind closed doors. If your answer is 'yes it would' then Mancini has made a cock up.

lol

-- Wed Apr 03, 2013 12:45 am --

BillyShears said:
I feel the waffle waffle brigade are going to have to invest in new waffle machines. In fact it wouldn't surprise me if they're currently in a kitchen somewhere waffling up some more waffles about how Mancini's way is what is the best way to eat waffles.


Should you, at some point, manage to traverse the channel tunnel and grace us with your presence at The Etihad you may well witness the wholehearted support the majority of match going blues give our Bobby.

Ah, so public opinion (not that anyone has actually conducted a survey on the matter of the City manager as far as I am aware) is now a reliable guide to quality is it? Large numbers of people voted Thatcher back in 3 times, made the X Factor the most popular show on TV and awarded the Mumfords and Dullplay with the best group and live act awards at this years Brits.....the latter of which was a borderline war crime
Correct. What matters is what the people in charge want and until the end of the season it looks like Mancini is what they want.

We'll have to see what happens in the summer and I'll look forward to supporting City & Mancini or City & whoever the new bloke is at the start of the new season if they decided to stick or twist.
 
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