Rotation, Rotation, Rotation

[Doyaldinho]

When Mancini took over, there was someone who was sacked( a fitness coach) I think. Anyhow this guy went public and slated Mancini if my memory is right.not sure what exactly what was said but I am sure he was slating the way Mancini does things.can anyone shed any light on this

It may have been an angry Welshman.

 

[mac]

When Mancini took over, there was someone who was sacked( a fitness coach) I think. Anyhow this guy went public and slated Mancini if my memory is right.not sure what exactly what was said but I am sure he was slating the way Mancini does things.can anyone shed any light on this

It may have been an angry Welshman.

He was part of their setup but he was from the continent(holland) I think

 

[Doyaldinho]

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Tadaaa!!

A regime so crazy....

... it just might work!

 

[brianisablue]

With an ageing team on the decline they are bound to suffer lots of injuries to key players, and those they brought in to replace them were poor. They are still over reliant on Giggs,Scholes,Vidic and Ferdinand and when you take those out their team is severely weakened

I think we would be severely weakened if we lost Kompany,Lescott,Silva and Yaya

We would be weakened, but then again ours are a lot younger, and presumably inherently fitter because of their youth.

 

[mac]

When Mancini took over, there was someone who was sacked( a fitness coach) I think. Anyhow this guy went public and slated Mancini if my memory is right.not sure what exactly what was said but I am sure he was slating the way Mancini does things.can anyone shed any light on this

It may have been an angry Welshman.

He was part of their setup but he was from the continent(holland) I think

That's the one, cheers for that.so Mancini came in then changed it to his system, pissed of his predecessors and certain players and what do you know we have the best team in the land and the least injuries. Sack the italian

 

[redmizzle]

I especially liked how Mancini rotated the fullbacks last season and going by his recent comments on how he'd like to keep Kolarov, it looks like he'll continue doing same next season as well.

 

[nehe11]

Only had one beef with RM and his rotation policy - resting Joe for the Scum Cup tie!

WTF was all that about (although in fairness it probably may not have made any difference after Foy's party piece!)

I think Pantilimion played well and who knows that experience will serve him well later on in his career. Imagine Hart being injured & Pantilimion replaces him with virtually no gametime. It was a good call imo.

 

[Rammyblues]

I would hope the spine of the team can play 90% of the season in any competition everyone else is up for rotation purposes.

 

[Bill]

I especially liked how Mancini rotated the fullbacks last season and going by his recent comments on how he'd like to keep Kolarov, it looks like he'll continue doing same next season as well.

If he rotates the full backs to the extent of last season we will again get knocked out of the cup. His biggest error of last season.

 

[moomba]

When Mancini took over, there was someone who was sacked( a fitness coach) I think. Anyhow this guy went public and slated Mancini if my memory is right.not sure what exactly what was said but I am sure he was slating the way Mancini does things.can anyone shed any light on this

It may have been an angry Welshman.

He was part of their setup but he was from the continent(holland) I think

Raymond Verhaijen or something like that. Currently slagging Englands setup while taking credit for Russias performances.

Kindly offered to take over the Welsh job from Gary Speed.