I am not angry at all I am happy when people disagree with me what I am not happy about is people who debate by switching all over the place and end up contradicting themselves
Of course there will always be limitations on mangers
You ignored Real when it came to you claim he never had a budget of any note before and now use it to say he has more control than before
So he just kept the seat warm at Real for Maureen for 12 months How is that different to the situation here with Pep ?
We have spoken about his lack of control here and you now and you seem to be hedging your bets when debating how much control he has by ignoring agree and disagreeing with me and suggesting things. Your saying he has more control here than Real which probably true.
Clearly he has had a big budget here and at Real but not at the other clubs.
But I bet he had more control at those other clubs than here
Like I say we know he is limited in transfer playing style and we know changes happened on the medical front after Mancini
I'm on an internet forum and I'm having multiple conversations with several posters at the same time and I don't wish to repeat every single point I've made on this subject over and over just because you haven't read and digested this and similar threads.
If you look through my recent previous posts on this subject, I've already mentioned Manuel's stint at Real and didn't see the need to repeat it to you a couple of posts later as I've incorrectly assumed you read threads just not the posts in reply to your posts. It became clearly apparent very early on in Manuel's stint at Real that Maureen was coming to Real the following season irrespective of what Manuel achieved (or didn't achieve as was the case), so he had less of an effect on Real as he would have if he'd stayed there for 3 years which is kind of obvious???
Hopefully my previous post brings you up to speed where I stand on what may have effected Manuel's mindset since he came here and just because I don't choose to constantly repeat every piece of minutiae in every post I make doesn't mean my POV is flip flopping all over the place just to gain the upper hand in a debate. If you read the threads through to get a handle on things instead of just making reactionary posts based on what's directly in front of you at the time, it will become clearly apparent to you our views only differ slightly.
So you're up to speed. Pellegrini was Real Manager between 2009-2010, he gained a points record of 96 points, but Barca beat them with 99. Mourinho went on to beat that total a couple of seasons later by getting 100 points, a feat which was matched by Barca the season after.
After his sacking Manuel issued this statement:
Pellegrini later reflected on his frustration at not being able to build a team at Real Madrid due to the club's controversial Galácticos policy: "I didn't have a voice or a vote at Madrid. They sign the best players, but not the best players needed in a certain position. It's no good having an orchestra with the 10 best guitarists if I don't have a pianist. Real Madrid have the best guitarists, but if I ask them to play the piano they won't be able to do it so well. He [Pérez] sold players that I considered important. We didn't win the Champions League because we didn't have a squad properly structured to be able to win it."