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Was this the story pulled earlier? Mancini V Tevez {merged}
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marco
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Re: Was this the story pulled earlier?
given? nah never
given? nah never
meeesh
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Re: Was this the story pulled earlier?
Mite well be bullshit,but Tevez wasn't a happy camper during yesterday.....and lets not beat around the bush,theres no smoke without fire.....my thoughts are that Tevez fuckin hates Mancini,as does Shay/Ade/and probly a few others as well.......interesting times ahead,but as long as we keep winning I couldn't care less who likes who really !!
Mite well be bullshit,but Tevez wasn't a happy camper during yesterday.....and lets not beat around the bush,theres no smoke without fire.....my thoughts are that Tevez fuckin hates Mancini,as does Shay/Ade/and probly a few others as well.......interesting times ahead,but as long as we keep winning I couldn't care less who likes who really !!
Blue Mooner
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Re: Was this the story pulled earlier?
'Man City players and manager show passion at half time after lacklustre first half performance' Shock, horror !!
I'd be more shocked if I'd heard that the players just shrugged their shoulders and took a bollocking on the chin.
Lets face it, its a football dressing room, what do you expect !!
'Man City players and manager show passion at half time after lacklustre first half performance' Shock, horror !!
I'd be more shocked if I'd heard that the players just shrugged their shoulders and took a bollocking on the chin.
Lets face it, its a football dressing room, what do you expect !!
Citizen Green
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So sooooo predictable.
So sooooo predictable.
lancs blue
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Re: Was this the story pulled earlier?
Exactly, both men are intense and passionate about the game and that's likely to lead to arguments on occasions.
Blue Mooner said:'Man City players and manager show passion at half time after lacklustre first half performance' Shock, horror !!
I'd be more shocked if I'd heard that the players just shrugged their shoulders and took a bollocking on the chin.
Lets face it, its a football dressing room, what do you expect !!
Exactly, both men are intense and passionate about the game and that's likely to lead to arguments on occasions.
Bill
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Re: Was this the story pulled earlier?
your are right, we are all behind our players and manager and we'll defend them to the outside world every day of the week.
we can say what we feel about the club as its our club, we may not all agree on things but its still our club. the press and especially tossers like this have no right.Matt Diablo said:...and yeah errr . . . do one Ian!! - you er... fookin ladyboy
Knew Bill would start warming to Bobby sooner or later, its the seige mentality, there is no denying it, got to get fully behind the boyz/Manager...
your are right, we are all behind our players and manager and we'll defend them to the outside world every day of the week.
cleavers
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Re: Was this the story pulled earlier?
I hope its all true, if it is then it clearly means something to them, most of our squad are "winners", and I'd be worried if they were all best mates after the first half yesterday.
I hope its all true, if it is then it clearly means something to them, most of our squad are "winners", and I'd be worried if they were all best mates after the first half yesterday.
Costa Del City
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Carlos Tevez furious with Roberto Mancini's negative tactics
Carlos Tevez's volatile relationship with Roberto Mancini has descended into open hostility after a furious row between the Manchester City manager and captain at half-time of Sunday's 2-1 defeat of Newcastle United.
The argument began when Mancini overheard Tevez making a derogatory comment in Spanish and challenged him about it. The argument quick escalated while other team-mates watched in silence as the two men lost their temper. Tevez blamed Mancini for a poor first-half performance, complaining about his tactics and saying the Italian was getting it wrong by being too negative. Tevez has been playing as the lone attacker in a side featuring three holding midfielders and, despite scoring five times, the striker is believed to be increasingly frustrated about the lack of chances coming his way.
Mancini, who has shown an increasingly tough edge this season, saw it as his authority being undermined and responded aggressively, reminding Tevez that he was under orders to follow team instructions and should not be questioning his manager in such a way.
Mancini had installed Tevez as captain at the start of the season, taking the honour away from Kolo Touré in a demonstration of his belief in the Argentinian, but their relationship has never been close and this row ends what has been an uneasy truce between the pair.
They clashed several times last season, most notably over a newspaper interview in which Tevez said Mark Hughes should not have been sacked and criticised Mancini's training methods, accusing him of over-working the players by holding occasional double training sessions. Mancini responded by summoning his player to the office to inform him that he was unhappy about the remarks.
City's win moved them to second in the Premier League table but Mancini's occasionally abrasive style has caused a number of issues behind the scenes. The former Internazionale manager has already moved on Craig Bellamy because he did not like his attitude and, in the past few weeks, he has also had a row with Emmanuel Adebayor as well as berating one of the club's physiotherapists, Jamie Murphy, because of what he perceives to be the slow nature of Aleksandar Kolarov's return from injury.
Carlos Tevez's volatile relationship with Roberto Mancini has descended into open hostility after a furious row between the Manchester City manager and captain at half-time of Sunday's 2-1 defeat of Newcastle United.
The argument began when Mancini overheard Tevez making a derogatory comment in Spanish and challenged him about it. The argument quick escalated while other team-mates watched in silence as the two men lost their temper. Tevez blamed Mancini for a poor first-half performance, complaining about his tactics and saying the Italian was getting it wrong by being too negative. Tevez has been playing as the lone attacker in a side featuring three holding midfielders and, despite scoring five times, the striker is believed to be increasingly frustrated about the lack of chances coming his way.
Mancini, who has shown an increasingly tough edge this season, saw it as his authority being undermined and responded aggressively, reminding Tevez that he was under orders to follow team instructions and should not be questioning his manager in such a way.
Mancini had installed Tevez as captain at the start of the season, taking the honour away from Kolo Touré in a demonstration of his belief in the Argentinian, but their relationship has never been close and this row ends what has been an uneasy truce between the pair.
They clashed several times last season, most notably over a newspaper interview in which Tevez said Mark Hughes should not have been sacked and criticised Mancini's training methods, accusing him of over-working the players by holding occasional double training sessions. Mancini responded by summoning his player to the office to inform him that he was unhappy about the remarks.
City's win moved them to second in the Premier League table but Mancini's occasionally abrasive style has caused a number of issues behind the scenes. The former Internazionale manager has already moved on Craig Bellamy because he did not like his attitude and, in the past few weeks, he has also had a row with Emmanuel Adebayor as well as berating one of the club's physiotherapists, Jamie Murphy, because of what he perceives to be the slow nature of Aleksandar Kolarov's return from injury.
Re: Was this the story pulled earlier?
Ah there's passion and there's what apparently happened, which if it did happen, it shouldn't have happened, and it's not something you should expect to see in a professional dressing room, and it should never have happened and it highlights deeper issues at the root of the team.
It's probably bullshit, the press having a go at City, trying to stirr shit, I mean they seem to have little else to do other than moan about big bad City, ffs.
But there is that lingering feeling that there's no smoke without fire.
lancs blue said:Blue Mooner said:'Man City players and manager show passion at half time after lacklustre first half performance' Shock, horror !!
I'd be more shocked if I'd heard that the players just shrugged their shoulders and took a bollocking on the chin.
Lets face it, its a football dressing room, what do you expect !!
Exactly, both men are intense and passionate about the game and that's likely to lead to arguments on occasions.
Ah there's passion and there's what apparently happened, which if it did happen, it shouldn't have happened, and it's not something you should expect to see in a professional dressing room, and it should never have happened and it highlights deeper issues at the root of the team.
It's probably bullshit, the press having a go at City, trying to stirr shit, I mean they seem to have little else to do other than moan about big bad City, ffs.
But there is that lingering feeling that there's no smoke without fire.