Statt0 said:"""Mancini's points per game ratio since taking over is 2.25 points per game, which would equal 85 points over a season. That would have been enough to make us champions twice in the last ten years.
I would say that if he can do that being drafted in half way through a season, with someone else's team and having to teach them how to defend on the way, then it's reasonable to expect his points per game ration next season to be slightly higher.
A slight rise to 2.5 points per game would see us with 95 points, which would have made us champions every single season out of the last ten (it would have gone to goal difference in 2004-05 with Chelsea).
So I put it to you that Mancini is more than capable of winning the title and that you are talking bollocks.""
Its you talking bollocks pal cos a points ratio under RM is not 2.25 per game.... its just over 2 with 33 points from 16 games.....projected over a season is 78 points..
A slight rise to 95 points? LoL
aaron91 said:I re-iterate, Mancini won't win the title. See how he deals with a full season, The Champions League, Fa cup as well.
Pam said:blumoonrises said:Mmmm... except for the small contribution he made by signing the players.
They were mostly no brainers, those signings. Any one of us could bring in good players when we're given £250 million. The trick was to get the best out them and Hughes blew it.
de niro said:Another pathetic Hughes out thread, course bob has been perfect, not put a foot wrong.
Only on bluemoon.
whp.blue said:de niro said:Another pathetic Hughes out thread, course bob has been perfect, not put a foot wrong.
Only on bluemoon.
no manager is perfect but I feel you are mistaken to compare the two
Mancini has aready won more in his management career than that clown hughes will ever win and that is supposing the welsh wizzard ever gets another job!
and that fvcking clown Hughes wasted the best chance in a generation for us to win preimiership
by wasting millions and crap tactics
a total wank stain in our history !!
imho of course
whp.blue said:de niro said:Another pathetic Hughes out thread, course bob has been perfect, not put a foot wrong.
Only on bluemoon.
no manager is perfect but I feel you are mistaken to compare the two
Mancini has aready won more in his management career than that clown hughes will ever win and that is supposing the welsh wizzard ever gets another job!
and that fvcking clown Hughes wasted the best chance in a generation for us to win preimiership
by wasting millions and crap tactics
a total wank stain in our history !!
imho of course
ifiwasarichfan said:We have moved into a debate here that neither side can win. On the day of the Sunderland Game at Home for the first time I could see where the doubts about Hughes were coming from. We attacked them with the force and pace of Barca and yet defended like a Pub Side. He paid the price later that Night. We lost a Manager who I am sure had a Trophy in him.
By 8pm we had an upgrade. Bobby has been there and done it at the Highest level and immediately solved our major problem -poor organisation at the Back. This was done at the expense of our cavalier attacking approach and although not entirely negative it cost us a place at Wembley with defeats against Scum and Stoke and made us look poor against Hul and Liverpool. Time and the ability of both the Players and the Manager and his coaching Staff look like they have cemented fourth spot and the Champions League.
So what do we take and learn from this?
Was Hughes a failure? No. He took us to the next level -and good luck in your next role.
Is Bobby "Better". Almost certainly.
Do we need a change? Not in a Million years.
Is the future Sky Blue ? You bet your life it is
ifiwasarichfan said:We have moved into a debate here that neither side can win. On the day of the Sunderland Game at Home for the first time I could see where the doubts about Hughes were coming from. We attacked them with the force and pace of Barca and yet defended like a Pub Side. He paid the price later that Night. We lost a Manager who I am sure had a Trophy in him.
By 8pm we had an upgrade. Bobby has been there and done it at the Highest level and immediately solved our major problem -poor organisation at the Back. This was done at the expense of our cavalier attacking approach and although not entirely negative it cost us a place at Wembley with defeats against Scum and Stoke and made us look poor against Hul and Liverpool. Time and the ability of both the Players and the Manager and his coaching Staff look like they have cemented fourth spot and the Champions League.
So what do we take and learn from this?
Was Hughes a failure? No. He took us to the next level -and good luck in your next role.
Is Bobby "Better". Almost certainly.
Do we need a change? Not in a Million years.
Is the future Sky Blue ? You bet your life it is