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Should Roberto Mancini be sacked?
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blueonblue
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There is no question that Roberto is the best man for the job, or that it would be the hight of stupidity to get rid of him, he has most of a truly great team in place now. with a few additions we will be one of the best teams in the world.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Eccles Blue said:At least we get a button to press here which is much better than the survey in the Manchester United Evening News!!
Thank you Ric, as always I love you. (In the nicest possible way as you are young enough to be my son!!) :-) ;-)
How dya know he isn't?
jrb said:Does an internet poll count for much at Boardroom level?
Nope, unless we are a club in Spain where the fans have their say on who is elected President.
Blue Heaven
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rnblade said:NO.
IMO he should be allowed one more season to try and prove his system works. We will just end up like Chelsea, never happy.
I'm glad he brought and end to our heartache.
I'm not a fan of the revolving door at Chelski, but please remind me, are they, or are they not, Champions League winners?
CitizenTID
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If the FA Cup final has proved some players don't back Mancini then they aren't doing their own jobs and should be sacked off themselves. They play for the club so its a disgrace if they purposefully play shit in a cup final to get rid of the manager.
Can't see this being the case though, think they were just unsettled reading their manager had had it the night before the final.
EDIT: I of course voted NO. Shambles the way the club has handled this, if they wanted a change they should have give him the option to resign with the same payoff.
Can't see this being the case though, think they were just unsettled reading their manager had had it the night before the final.
EDIT: I of course voted NO. Shambles the way the club has handled this, if they wanted a change they should have give him the option to resign with the same payoff.
nijinsky's fetlocks
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jrb said:Does an internet poll count for much at Boardroom level?
Of course it does.
The Sheikh is unsure, so he asked Ric what some random folk on the interweb thought.
He said he will abide by our result.
He would also like our views on getting Lee Bradbury back on a Bosman.