Mancini's missus calling the shots?

[wayne71]

Re: Mancini's Missus calling the shots????

I am sorry but Manchester really is not that bad FFS! There are much much worse places to live.

Manchester is a shit place to live when you compare it with other cities like London, Barcelona, Milan etc.

 

[Thenumber1blue]

Re: Mancini's Missus calling the shots????

I am sorry but Manchester really is not that bad FFS! There are much much worse places to live.

Manchester is a shit place to live when you compare it with other cities like London, Barcelona, Milan etc.

Barcelona and Milan maybe but not London ,I can assure you of that.Its a shit hole with a few good parts.

 

[wayne71]

Re: Mancini's Missus calling the shots????

I am sorry but Manchester really is not that bad FFS! There are much much worse places to live.

Manchester is a shit place to live when you compare it with other cities like London, Barcelona, Milan etc.

Barcelona and Milan maybe but not London ,I can assure you of that.Its a shit hole with a few good parts.

I personally love London (the city), I can't comment on its surrounding areas because I wouldn't honestly know but I do know for a night out it has far more to offer than Manchester.

 

[Thenumber1blue]

Re: Mancini's Missus calling the shots????

Manchester is a shit place to live when you compare it with other cities like London, Barcelona, Milan etc.

Barcelona and Milan maybe but not London ,I can assure you of that.Its a shit hole with a few good parts.

I personally love London (the city), I can't comment on its surrounding areas because I wouldn't honestly know but I do know for a night out it has far more to offer than Manchester.

I wouldn't agree with that either.

 

[jrb]

Comments from Bobby around the 13th of May.

ROBERTO MANCINI reckons only Rome can beat Manchester in his all-time favourite places to live.

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But if his stars are crowned Champions today even the Eternal City will feel second best as the Etihad Stadium becomes the centre of the football universe for Mancini and Manchester City.

The Italian boss is on the brink of immortalising himself in City folklore today as he stands just 90 minutes from leading the Blues to their first league title win in 44 years.

And if they overcome relegationthreatened QPR. Manchester will forever hold a special place in Mancini's heart - even if it doesn't for City striker Carlos Tevez.

"I love Manchester - it's a great place to be and I am settled here" said Mancini.

"It was hard at first because my family was not with me but now they are here and it is home.

"It is a football city. What is there not to like - maybe only the weather! For me the best place I ever lived was Rome - it was fantastic. The weather, the life - everything about Rome was good. It is one of my favourite places in the world. But Manchester is a great place too."

Sven Goran Eriksson will second that - even though he'll tune in to see Mancini being crowned King of Manchester thinking: "That could have been me!" The former City and England boss has been in regular contact with Mancini since the Italian sat on the interview panel that chose Eriksson to be Sampdoria manager in 1992.

The pair have remained friends - and although Eriksson wishes he could have led City to their first league title since 1968, he is delighted that Mancini is about to put the blue half of Manchester on the global football map.

Eriksson said: "City have the best squad in the Premier League - it really is incredible and I would have loved to have worked with that squad.

"I keep in regular touch with Roberto. We talk often and he is happy at the club and in Manchester.

"These are exciting times at City and I know their fans have been waiting for this for a long time."

Despite a history of shooting themselves in the foot, Eriksson believes this is a different City - one that has the mentality for winning.

He added: "Roberto wanted to change the mentality of the club from top to bottom when he went there and he has gathered players around him who have the same vision as he does."

TBH I'm bored to death with these Manchester is........ articles.

No the weather isn't great, but If I was a footballer playing in a successful team, earning x each week, and have family and friends surrounding me, I could just about stick it out for a few years. :-)

PS. How does some hack on the otherside of the world know what Mancini's wife really thinks of Manchester? Exactly.

 

[St Helens Blue (Exiled)]

So for the past 2 and a half years she hasn't been home sick.

More utter bollocks form the daily star...!!

 

[MCFCinUSA]

first of all, Manchester is king - and if I were taking an apartment anywhere in the UK I'd have absolutely no hesitation in buying Manchester; done deal.

secondly, if you see stories about Manciti the best thing I suggest you do with them is look for ways to exploit the market by laying odds on BetFair (or some other betting exchange) or by ripping off your rag 'mates'; take 'em for every penny you can!

;o)

 

[Pam]

Oh do us a fucking favour, Kenyan Times. And as for the daily Star, you might as well read the Beano for all the footballing sense you're going to get out of them. Slow fucking news day. At least the Euro's have started at last and might distract the WUM's from making anything else up for a bit.

I think he should get a divorce just the same.

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[citijin]

 

[CHAMPIONS 12]

Must be a tough life for her! Her husband only on £3,000,000 a year!