What if Mancini went to Chelsea or Everton?

[MSP]

You're just fucking unreal pudge, I give you that. I am sometimes not sure if you really exist or I'm in some kind of a dream.

 

[pudge]

I haven't said nor done anything wrong.

If you are not willing to discuss something that you brought up, I can't stop you.

I only wish for you to take yourself up on your offer to ignore my posts.

It will save you the embarrassment of posting incorrect statements and posing them as fact, like you have done in this thread.

 

[Bill]

I'm not disputing or promoting the prominence of a trophy.

You said;


I provided evidence and facts that prove that to be wrong.

Simple, no need to resort to arrogance.

No, you think that you provided facts, there's big difference in that and real facts.

<a class="postlink" href="http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/soccer/news/2002/01/11/mancini_fiorentina/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/soccer ... iorentina/</a>

Now, kindly piss off please.

That only serves to strengthen my claim, he was fiscally unable to buy players. That would lead any manager to be frustrated BUT that is not why he left; because "he didn't get the players he wanted club to buy to him."

In fact, in that piece you have contributed it even states;

"The fear of creating problems for my wife and my three children has led me to believe that my work at Florence cannot continue."

Also, you addressed me, even after multiple occasions on which you said you didn't wish to any more. I don't need to "piss off"

Can you two shut the fuck up. We have enough to do without two established posters acting like children. Grow the fuck up.
Cheers.

 

[pudge]

The "discussion" had died, you are aware of that?

 

[MSP]

No, you think that you provided facts, there's big difference in that and real facts.

<a class="postlink" href="http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/soccer/news/2002/01/11/mancini_fiorentina/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/soccer ... iorentina/</a>

Now, kindly piss off please.

That only serves to strengthen my claim, he was fiscally unable to buy players. That would lead any manager to be frustrated BUT that is not why he left; because "he didn't get the players he wanted club to buy to him."

In fact, in that piece you have contributed it even states;

"The fear of creating problems for my wife and my three children has led me to believe that my work at Florence cannot continue."

Also, you addressed me, even after multiple occasions on which you said you didn't wish to any more. I don't need to "piss off"

Can you two shut the fuck up. We have enough to do without two established posters acting like children. Grow the fuck up.
Cheers.

We did already, lol

But it's me and pudge, it's daily routine, don't take it seriously :)

 

[Matt the Giant]

Won't happen, but even if so I wish him good luck, wherever he finds a his next job.

 

[mancity1]

He won't return to England to manage a club.

Might go to France but Italy is more likely where he will see out his managerial days.

 

[Matt the Giant]

He won't return to England to manage a club.

Might go to France but Italy is more likely where he will see out his managerial days.

Yep. Roma, Napoli or Monaco... possibly Russia.

 

[scotty123]

Monaco

Im with you on this, his Mrs has had enough of living in England

 

[Akira]

I'd be shit scared if Everton would get him

The owners there would allow him to exercise his defensive style, and allow him to express his own abilities.