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Sacking Mancini... was there even a choice?
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forevermancity
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Ray78 said:forevermancity said:this whole episode has been very good for bluemoon, it has weeded out the ones who know sweet fuck all about what was happening at our club, they are called the inners.
it was amusing reading their posts, completely oblivious. bless em!
Both sides of the argument haven't come out of this situation with too much credit, me included.
good point mate, but I thought it was pretty bad the way some well placed members on here were shouted down for not being pro mancini, being called rags etc.
it was plain as day that the players didn't like him, but mention that on here and you were subjected to abuse
NipHolmes
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Bluemoon115 said:Maybe.Ray78 said:forevermancity said:this whole episode has been very good for bluemoon, it has weeded out the ones who know sweet fuck all about what was happening at our club, they are called the inners.
it was amusing reading their posts, completely oblivious. bless em!
Both sides of the argument haven't come out of this situation with too much credit, me included.
But it shows the difference between those who saw what was there, and those who saw what they wanted.
This.
'he has a 5 year contract'
yes he has but there's likely to be clauses in that and objective (I said that and I know others did too)
'40 thousand sing his name'
we know but that's because we are great, however fans won't have any shaping on the owners thoughts
'you are all spoilt'
so wanting £100m for Mancini to get things right and buy players to replace guys he's bought, ok yeah, I get this
That's been the tone for 6 months. Getting called a Rag, JCL, Spolit ****, Ungrateful bastard etc. All because you saw what others didn't want to see, regression on the pitch in playing style and performance and awful man-management.
Anyway, it's over, next time some of the tits on here can read and digest, they may learn summat next time.
Why are we persisting with the inners/outers arguments and slagging off?
I'm very happy with the Mancini years at the club, they were very good ones for all of us. Whether we would have continued to move forward if he stayed, who knows and who really cares?
The club have moved on, maybe some of us should as well.
I'm very happy with the Mancini years at the club, they were very good ones for all of us. Whether we would have continued to move forward if he stayed, who knows and who really cares?
The club have moved on, maybe some of us should as well.
decmancity
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moomba said:Why are we persisting with the inners/outers arguments and slagging off?
I'm very happy with the Mancini years at the club, they were very good ones for all of us. Whether we would have continued to move forward if he stayed, who knows and who really cares?
The club have moved on, maybe some of us should as well.
crystal_mais
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NipHolmes said:Bluemoon115 said:Maybe.Ray78 said:Both sides of the argument haven't come out of this situation with too much credit, me included.
But it shows the difference between those who saw what was there, and those who saw what they wanted.
This.
'he has a 5 year contract'
yes he has but there's likely to be clauses in that and objective (I said that and I know others did too)
'40 thousand sing his name'
we know but that's because we are great, however fans won't have any shaping on the owners thoughts
'you are all spoilt'
so wanting £100m for Mancini to get things right and buy players to replace guys he's bought, ok yeah, I get this
That's been the tone for 6 months. Getting called a Rag, JCL, Spolit ****, Ungrateful bastard etc. All because you saw what others didn't want to see, regression on the pitch in playing style and performance and awful man-management.
Anyway, it's over, next time some of the tits on here can read and digest, they may learn summat next time.
Add to that Nip
The fans sing his name as they see him as the leader of the ship but all they really see is his smiling face on TV and the fact that he was the leader who delivered some of the happiest days of our lives supporting City. They don't have to work for him or with him
I would of liked to have seen how many people on here who if treated the same way by their employer would tolerate such an attitude and behaviour
Lets move on. I wish him the very best. Cheers for everything he did for us.
Anyway done and dusted
No. There was a metric fuck-ton of that on both sides as well as heaping dishes of self-righteous outrage.Bluemoon115 said:Maybe.Ray78 said:forevermancity said:this whole episode has been very good for bluemoon, it has weeded out the ones who know sweet fuck all about what was happening at our club, they are called the inners.
it was amusing reading their posts, completely oblivious. bless em!
Both sides of the argument haven't come out of this situation with too much credit, me included.
But it shows the difference between those who saw what was there, and those who saw what they wanted.
oakiecokie
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moomba said:Why are we persisting with the inners/outers arguments and slagging off?
I'm very happy with the Mancini years at the club, they were very good ones for all of us. Whether we would have continued to move forward if he stayed, who knows and who really cares?
The club have moved on, maybe some of us should as well.
+ a fucking big yes from me.Really is about time we all moved on.I assumed that after Sundays game and the great send off,we gave to Bobby,everything would have been in place for our supporters to get ready for our new man.
Not so !! Still some people can`t let go of the fact that RM is now an ex manager.
FantasyIreland
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moomba said:Why are we persisting with the inners/outers arguments and slagging off?
I'm very happy with the Mancini years at the club, they were very good ones for all of us. Whether we would have continued to move forward if he stayed, who knows and who really cares?
The club have moved on, maybe some of us should as well.
Youre right but its easier said than done for those that were on the receiving end of the 'bully boys' insults and abuse.
I gave as good as i got on occasion,however,one or two definitely overstepped the mark with their venom,aggression and bile.
Ultimately though they only made fools of themselves and that does make me smile.
taconinja said:Bluemoon115 said:Maybe.Ray78 said:Both sides of the argument haven't come out of this situation with too much credit, me included.
But it shows the difference between those who saw what was there, and those who saw what they wanted.
No. There was a metric fuck-ton of that on both sides as well as heaping dishes of self-righteous outrage.
Yep I agree with that.