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LEDC said:black mamba said:LoveCity said:Some people act like football doesn't exist anywhere else in the world but the Brazilian and Argentinian leagues are big.
Yeah , i take your point , but the fact is that most of South Americas true stars tend to play in Europe (or want to) , and it's there where players , or managers , are really judged .....
the bottom line is that Pellegrini now has to follow , and hopefully improve on , the managerial record of Mancini in this country , which has been pretty good ...... he can change the style of play all he wants , but at the end of the day if he fails to win trophies he'll go exactly the same way as the guy who DID win a few trophies !
thats half-true, I don´t say that you are lying but the current situations is not the same as those years. When Pellegrini coached in argentina they were able to keep their best players a bit longer and didn´t sales them so easily. The level of southamerican competitions and Argentinian League in those years were quite higher than now
I sincerely hope that Manuel Pellegrini does well here ..... he appears to be a decent enough guy who's well respected in footballing circles , and he'll certainly have the full support of City fans .... most of us respected the excellent job that excellent Mancini did , and didn't want him to leave , but we will give the new manager our full backing .. as i'm sure , will the club itself.
The targets hes been given are tough , but he appears confident , and we wish him all the best ...
but Mancinis targets, had he stayed , wouldn't have been any easier ..... this club is 'expected' to deliver now .... it wants to grow , and to do that it needs consistent success , both ON and OFF the field.