What manager would we go for?

[stumpy_mcfc]

haaa you've gotta love this club , played 10 games, 1 win away from second and were already talking about a new manager... only city

Only City "Fans"

 

[Failsworth_Blue]

Pep Guardiola
Gus Hiddinck
Arsene Wenger
Capello

We might go for them however i reckon Hiddink is the only one who we might have a chance of getting. Guardiola would be a non starter

 

[Soulboy]

I thought you said Dzeko or Torres?

Yet you pick Jesus.

That's unfair.

We have two of the best wingers in the Prem and he's very good on crosses.

It's just a pity we're not as good at coming back from the dead...

 

[lancs blue]

When Hughes left last season we had 29 pts from 17 games, so 13 pts from the next 7 would still leave Mancini better off at the same stage of the season.

I think we have to be looking at doing far better than Hughes did, and that he shouldn't be the benchmark we judge our manager on!

Regardless of comparisons Mancini should get until the season's end to prove himself. That gives him a roughly equal time in the job to Hughes.

 

[mancreject]

If we really couldn't keep Mancini anymore I'd go for Nigel Clough. His Derby team play some really entertaining football and he's spent zilch on taking them from being an unbelievable mess about to slip out of the Championship to seventh in the Championship. The way he keeps his players in line is an object lesson in man management and tactically he knows his onions. He's a former City player so he knows something of the club and its traditions. He's young even though he has so much experience in management, he'd create a winning dynasty at the club for many years to come. The only problem I could see is that he's not entirely comfortable communicating the press but he could use a ventriloquist's dummy to do that or a specially trained ferret.

 

[lancs blue]

Pep Guardiola
Gus Hiddinck
Arsene Wenger
Capello

Guardiola - A wild gamble seeing as he has no experience outside his Catalan cocoon.

Hiddink - He seems too happy to hop from one international job to the next, and hasn't exactly been a roaring success in those.

Arsene Wenger - Great manager, no chance of getting him.

Capello - The same manager who's struggling to get the best out of English players, including some of City's?

 

[GaudinoMotors]

Keep Mancini
but if he left or we did our knee jerk usual
O'neil

 

[oakiecokie]

We have two of the best wingers in the Prem and he's very good on crosses.

It's just a pity we're not as good at coming back from the dead...

Maybe we`ll be OK at Easter though !!

 

[Stillsy]

If we really couldn't keep Mancini anymore I'd go for Nigel Clough. His Derby team play some really entertaining football and he's spent zilch on taking them from being an unbelievable mess about to slip out of the Championship to seventh in the Championship. The way he keeps his players in line is an object lesson in man management and tactically he knows his onions. He's a former City player so he knows something of the club and its traditions. He's young even though he has so much experience in management, he'd create a winning dynasty at the club for many years to come. The only problem I could see is that he's not entirely comfortable communicating the press but he could use a ventriloquist's dummy to do that or a specially trained ferret.

i know people may laugh at this post but................... i dont think mancini wud get the sack but im really liking what clough is doing! hes got derby playing really well and im gunna shove some money on Derby going up hes doing a great job there. But i dont think city wud ever go for him

 

[oakiecokie]

If we really couldn't keep Mancini anymore I'd go for Nigel Clough. His Derby team play some really entertaining football and he's spent zilch on taking them from being an unbelievable mess about to slip out of the Championship to seventh in the Championship. The way he keeps his players in line is an object lesson in man management and tactically he knows his onions. He's a former City player so he knows something of the club and its traditions. He's young even though he has so much experience in management, he'd create a winning dynasty at the club for many years to come. The only problem I could see is that he's not entirely comfortable communicating the press but he could use a ventriloquist's dummy to do that or a specially trained ferret.

Well if he turns out anything the last time he wore a Sky Blue shirt,then definately a NO-NO !