loljayblue said:and he bought kolorov and garcia. not his finest momentsGeorgian Maestro said:Who bought Mario and Dzeko?
Mancini has to carry the can i'm afraid
Dzeko's season speaks badly for him and the managerdajd1984 said:CC1 said:dajd1984 said:What if today showed that his head isn't in it anymore because Mancini has continually left him out without talkin to him an directing him how to improve to get back in the team, there's been speculation about him leaving, etc... And so he is playing at his best? Isn't Mancini responsible for getting the players and the team to play to their potential? It's not like he went out and did his own thing and ignored bobby's tactics, he (as he has been most of the season) just doesn't seem on board.
Oh and I've just 'realised' something that everyone else had probably considered already. Carlos, joleon, gazBaz haven't had their new contracts renewed... Because the club want to wait and see... If the new manager wants to keep them?? Why else has it not happened? We just gave yaya a new deal (any new manager would want him).
"What if" You are guessing and trying your hardest to blame the manager. As said in my previous post I expect players who come to City to be able to put in the effort even if it is proven that they are not good enough to play for a top English Club but Dzeko doesn't put in one tenth of the effort applied by Aguero or Tevez. THAT is not Mancini's fault. He gets paid a fortune to run around yet he doesn't think he has to. He wants the ball on a plate so that he can just knock it in the net. In this league, you have to do a bit more than that - ask Adebayor
I didn't try and blame the manager, I suggested reasons why he 'might' be accountable for things, as opposed to you, who stated that he definitely wasn't responsible for certain things. Neither of us know the facts so I was attempting to open eyes to more possibilities.
I agree with you in some capitalist kind of way, but in reality, even though I am paid to do my job, if I go to work and my manager criticises my work but doesn't offer any direction to help me correct it, and continues to praise others over me, only giving me smaller roles then it could affect my attitude to him and possibly my job. He's only human.
Marvin said:Dzeko's season speaks badly for him and the managerdajd1984 said:CC1 said:"What if" You are guessing and trying your hardest to blame the manager. As said in my previous post I expect players who come to City to be able to put in the effort even if it is proven that they are not good enough to play for a top English Club but Dzeko doesn't put in one tenth of the effort applied by Aguero or Tevez. THAT is not Mancini's fault. He gets paid a fortune to run around yet he doesn't think he has to. He wants the ball on a plate so that he can just knock it in the net. In this league, you have to do a bit more than that - ask Adebayor
I didn't try and blame the manager, I suggested reasons why he 'might' be accountable for things, as opposed to you, who stated that he definitely wasn't responsible for certain things. Neither of us know the facts so I was attempting to open eyes to more possibilities.
I agree with you in some capitalist kind of way, but in reality, even though I am paid to do my job, if I go to work and my manager criticises my work but doesn't offer any direction to help me correct it, and continues to praise others over me, only giving me smaller roles then it could affect my attitude to him and possibly my job. He's only human.
I just want him to play as he can for City. Throwing away time at a top top club. That's criminal. Most footballers would kill for a starting berth in the Premiership Champions but he's had his cigars out all season.
You could be waiting a very long time.spike549 said:I personally cant wait to see Guidetti play in the first team!!
bezer57 said:I've been saying for ages he can not start a game!he,s best coming on for the last 20mins impact player but was shot down by all his fans on the dzeko thread !! Rest my case !!