Roberto Mancini

[blue wang]

He always has issues with mgmt. He is a stubborn bastard. Doesn't take shit from no-one.

Unfortunately in this day and age . You have to compromise, well that's something Bobby just don't do.

 

[FantasyIreland]

He always has issues with mgmt. He is a stubborn bastard. Doesn't take shit from no-one.

Unfortunately in this day and age . You have to compromise, well that's something Bobby just don't do.

Ah,ok.

 

[Metalartin]

It would be great to let him know what he meant to us.

"MANCINI, WOH, OH,"

That chant would have been better if they sang all the ohs, it should be: "Mancini, Woh, Oh, Oh, Oh"... just saying, always bugged me that.

 

[BlueTG]

Love the guy, but he'll be in danger of becoming another manager who takes jobs for the sake of it. We were his pinnacle of management along with Inter the first time around, everything else seems to be his career grinding slowly to a halt.

 

[remember arthur mann]

Be back in a minute...

Until his head fell off...

 

[kaz7]

Haha,not nearly enough cold water though

 

[bluegirl74]

Still would :-)

 

[remember arthur mann]

Haha,not nearly enough cold water though

Still would :-)

 

[bluegirl74]

LOL. That might take the edge off his attraction... but I doubt it ;-)

 

[kaz7]

LOL. That might take the edge off his attraction... but I doubt it ;-)

Get over to the pre-match thread quick before the hunk in the pants gets deleted

 

[bluegirl74]

Get over to the pre-match thread quick before the hunk in the pants gets deleted

LOL. I took that picture btw ;-)

 

[kaz7]

@robymancio: “Manchester [City] had not won anything for fifty years and suffered humiliation from [Manchester] United fans, for a lifetime. Changing that situation gave me enormous satisfaction. Winning the Premier League has been my most beautiful championship...”

“It gave me enormous satisfaction. [In England] the stadiums are always full, in every game. People go to the stadiums just to enjoy. However, you have to adapt to their [England’s] football culture, the ways of training are different.” [via @Gazzetta_it]

Please don't start with the nasty crap

 

[worsleyweb]

@robymancio: “Manchester [City] had not won anything for fifty years and suffered humiliation from [Manchester] United fans, for a lifetime. Changing that situation gave me enormous satisfaction. Winning the Premier League has been my most beautiful championship...”

“It gave me enormous satisfaction. [In England] the stadiums are always full, in every game. People go to the stadiums just to enjoy. However, you have to adapt to their [England’s] football culture, the ways of training are different.” [via @Gazzetta_it]

Please don't start with the nasty crap

Was a top man and huge part of our history. One of my favourite ever managers.

 

[kaz7]

Was a top man and huge part of our history. One of my favourite ever managers.

It's done me the world of good seeing his smiling face

 

[Inter Me Nan]

@robymancio: “Manchester [City] had not won anything for fifty years and suffered humiliation from [Manchester] United fans, for a lifetime. Changing that situation gave me enormous satisfaction. Winning the Premier League has been my most beautiful championship...”

“It gave me enormous satisfaction. [In England] the stadiums are always full, in every game. People go to the stadiums just to enjoy. However, you have to adapt to their [England’s] football culture, the ways of training are different.” [via @Gazzetta_it]

Please don't start with the nasty crap

Legend that bloke.

 

[DMA's]

Love the guy, did so much for our club. Even named my first son Bobby after this great man. Never forget how much he helped shape where we are now.

 

[Gray]

Loved the way he put the shits up Ferguson.

 

[razman]

Haha loved this smile in the 6-1 Vs the rags

 

[nmc]

@robymancio: “Manchester [City] had not won anything for fifty years and suffered humiliation from [Manchester] United fans, for a lifetime. Changing that situation gave me enormous satisfaction. Winning the Premier League has been my most beautiful championship...”

“It gave me enormous satisfaction. [In England] the stadiums are always full, in every game. People go to the stadiums just to enjoy. However, you have to adapt to their [England’s] football culture, the ways of training are different.” [via @Gazzetta_it]

Please don't start with the nasty crap

He did an amazing job... he gave us our confidence back and winning that FA Cup was one of the best days ever - the sense of relief. Bobby is one of the key figures in our transformation from perennial underachievers to what we are today. Under Mancini for the first time in 30 years I went to games expecting to win - and before that I always hoped we’d win but never went to games feeling that confident. Suddenly I found myself at games watching a team that could dominate the opposition and actually play. Got a lot of fondness for Bobby and loved the way he wore our scarf.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

Bobby will always be a City legend not least because of his comments that he would "tear that banner down" at the swamp. He was the perfect manager for us at that point in our history.