johnny on the spot
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Should Roberto Mancini be sacked?
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coulsonblue
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The answer was no, but he cannot stay on now after this.
kp789
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YAYA, YAAAYA YAYAThe Flash said:There's no limit?The_Mo said:No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Graceyboy
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I only voted yes due to the fact that as of today, I cannot see any way back for him.
If it is a question does he deserve to be sacked, I think for the success he has brought (even considering the amount of money it took) he possibly may of deserved some more time. Its a difficult decision.
If it is a question does he deserve to be sacked, I think for the success he has brought (even considering the amount of money it took) he possibly may of deserved some more time. Its a difficult decision.
Ste1969
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No
Feed-The-Goat
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Nah.
Spending money is one thing, making it work is another. Of course he deserves more time in the job.Graceyboy said:I only voted yes due to the fact that as of today, I cannot see any way back for him.
If it is a question does he deserve to be sacked, I think for the success he has brought (even considering the amount of money it took) he possibly may of deserved some more time. Its a difficult decision.
welsh_andy
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No, but way its been handled i wouldnt be suprised if bob has had enough and resign, wouldnt blame him imo
BoyBlue_1985
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Bloody hell I did not expect a poll to be made up