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Was this the story pulled earlier? Mancini V Tevez {merged}
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cleavers
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100%blue said:There was definitely something not quite right with Tevez on Sunday.Does anyone know why he ran to santa cruz on the bench after he scored? that struck me as odd.!.
I'm a long way away, but I thought it was Adebayor he ran to. (If it was RSC I hope he didn't injure him be getting close.)
City read BM so if they are reading--
Why are you letting this happen constantly?
If this has any shred of truth, why are you not ousting the mole who reveals this crap?
Why are you letting them slander the club daily and taking it like a frisky bottom boy?
Why are you letting this happen constantly?
If this has any shred of truth, why are you not ousting the mole who reveals this crap?
Why are you letting them slander the club daily and taking it like a frisky bottom boy?
BTH
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If the headline was what it is (Man disagrees with boss) who'd be interested?
Plenty of managers have disagreements with their players; some hate the sight of each other. it's nothing new.
Plenty of managers have disagreements with their players; some hate the sight of each other. it's nothing new.
persvenality cult
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I would imagine similar arguments occur up and down the country every week.
For some reason it seems there is always someone at City who thinks the whole world needs to know about it.
I thought the unwritten rule in football that what happens in the dressing room, stays in the dressing room. You don't expose any cracks in public because the opponents might see them as weakness.
There are always people who think they are above all that mind you. A manager who generally takes hard line always risks that sort of thing, but it boils down to the same thing in my view: The one who makes it public is only thinking about himself and doesn't care how it affects anyone else.
He is protecting his own public image. Make the manager look like he's impossible to work with, that is then the perception for why I'm not being picked, or I'm not playing well.
For some reason it seems there is always someone at City who thinks the whole world needs to know about it.
I thought the unwritten rule in football that what happens in the dressing room, stays in the dressing room. You don't expose any cracks in public because the opponents might see them as weakness.
There are always people who think they are above all that mind you. A manager who generally takes hard line always risks that sort of thing, but it boils down to the same thing in my view: The one who makes it public is only thinking about himself and doesn't care how it affects anyone else.
He is protecting his own public image. Make the manager look like he's impossible to work with, that is then the perception for why I'm not being picked, or I'm not playing well.
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Chick Counterfly said:I would imagine similar arguments occur up and down the country every week.
For some reason it seems there is always someone at City who thinks the whole world needs to know about it.
I thought the unwritten rule in football that what happens in the dressing room, stays in the dressing room. You don't expose any cracks in public because the opponents might see them as weakness.
There are always people who think they are above all that mind you. A manager who generally takes hard line always risks that sort of thing, but it boils down to the same thing in my view: The one who makes it public is only thinking about himself and doesn't care how it affects anyone else.
He is protecting his own public image. Make the manager look like he's impossible to work with, that is then the perception for why I'm not being picked, or I'm not playing well.
Are you suggesting that the club captain and the manager trading insults and squaring up to each other in the dressing room at half time over team tactics is a regular occurrence in football? I find that very hard to believe.
There is a Light
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We move second in the league and what do you know the fall out is all over the place. I thought it was a hard fought and if I'm honest slightly lucky win but I didn't think we would have to pay for it by having to deal with all this shit in the week after.
If we are to become successful we are going to have to beat the media and the rest of the City haters as well as the rest of the teams who now up their game when they play us. This is just something we have to get used to. I hope the players such as de Jong and even the manager himself use it to motivate themselves and create a siege mentality within the club. Fuck them all, it will be even more satisfying when we beat them.
If we are to become successful we are going to have to beat the media and the rest of the City haters as well as the rest of the teams who now up their game when they play us. This is just something we have to get used to. I hope the players such as de Jong and even the manager himself use it to motivate themselves and create a siege mentality within the club. Fuck them all, it will be even more satisfying when we beat them.
Re: Was this the story pulled earlier?
Personally i think there is something in it - still have no explanation as too why Tevez ran over and high fived Santa when he scored - personally i think Tevez is getting pissed off plating on his own with little or no support
Mancio said:I'm really curious to see how many people will believe this crap.
and how long it will be taken as something official.
discussions between first and second half there are in each team, but i've never seen a player who has fought hard with the manager shack His Hands when subbed
Personally i think there is something in it - still have no explanation as too why Tevez ran over and high fived Santa when he scored - personally i think Tevez is getting pissed off plating on his own with little or no support