Tbilisi said:Wilf Wild 1937 said:Just been over to Sad Café to see what they are saying.
Would you believe they are debating whether to back the Glazers against the GPC & Sir Toutalot if the Glazers decide to sack
Wee Davy? People asking the question whether the two old duffers should resign!
Think our campaign is doomed ...
Dont worry a win against Fulham and GPC will be telling everyone they are on for the league again.......nice slow death remember.
Wilf Wild 1937 said:Tbilisi said:Wilf Wild 1937 said:Just been over to Sad Café to see what they are saying.
Would you believe they are debating whether to back the Glazers against the GPC & Sir Toutalot if the Glazers decide to sack
Wee Davy? People asking the question whether the two old duffers should resign!
Think our campaign is doomed ...
Dont worry a win against Fulham and GPC will be telling everyone they are on for the league again.......nice slow death remember.
I agree but sadly I'm starting to think that even their moronic fans can see that the new king is in fact naked.
The GPC is starting to be disbelieved.
Pellegrini had wone some things somewhere though. And he seriously overachieved with Villareal. While Moyes achievements have become exaggerated in this forum (not saying that he didn't do a good job at Everton), Pellegrini achievements with Villareal overshadows his in both league and UCL. Villareal didn't had a higher budget than Everton.
He then went into Madrid (a very big job, something that Moyes has never done) and managed big egos like Ronaldo, Kaka, Casillas, Ramos, Benzema (something that Moyes has never done) and did pretty well (95 points). And then he did a good job at Malaga finishing fourth in his first season and being a minute and an offside away from passing Dortmund.
Add to that, his style of play was very attacking in all his three clubs he managed in Europe. He is doing the same with City now.
It isn't even a context who was the better and more succesful manager between them.
If we look to Moyes:
style of play: boring, negative, percentage football
experience in Europe: zero
winning trophies: none
had another big job: no
managed big players: no
being Scotish: yes
If we look to Pellegrini:
style of play: attacking, very pleasing for eye
experience in Europe: 4-5 years in UCL, biggest achievement being semi final of UCL
winning trophies: yes in S.America, no in Europe
had another big job: yes and got 95 points in his only season there
managed big players: Ballon D'Or winners like Ronaldo and Kaka were amongst them. Some others not as famous were Riquelme, Forlan, Casillas, Alonso, Ramos and Benzema.
being Scotish: no
Ironically, despite City being the team who spend most, Pellegrini gets paid half the wages Moyes get here.
ChesterRdBlue said:Don't lose hope, a 3-0 mediocre win against a struggling Fulham with goals from Januzaj (best player ever), one each from Rooney and Van Persie (best strike partnership in the world), all set up by Mata (biggest bargain of all time at £37m) will bring another false dawn and buy Dave another 5 games at least.
Failing this and anything other than a win and I fear we're fucked and could end up with another Dr Kelly on our hands.
Tbilisi said:ChesterRdBlue said:Don't lose hope, a 3-0 mediocre win against a struggling Fulham with goals from Januzaj (best player ever), one each from Rooney and Van Persie (best strike partnership in the world), all set up by Mata (biggest bargain of all time at £37m) will bring another false dawn and buy Dave another 5 games at least.
Failing this and anything other than a win and I fear we're fucked and could end up with another Dr Kelly on our hands.
Davey wont let us down,he will give them lots more false hope before the season ends.
Hihosilva said:Our Davey is doing some good work post match, convincing everyone that scum are playing well & are just unlucky.
#SOD