Who said this?

[JohnMaddocksAxe]

"Some managers feel it's better to lower expectations and then look to over achieve. I've never done that, in fairness."

 

[Viva Rivaldo]

A guess at Mark Hughes?

 

[stony]

No one according to google.

 

[Unknown_Genius]

Its got to be Hughes.

If not, Moyes.

 

[squirtyflower]

'appy 'arry

 

[laserblue]

A guess at Mark Hughes?

has to be. the 'in fairness' bit is a trademark hughes soundbite.

 

[pominoz]

A guess at Mark Hughes?

has to be. the 'in fairness' bit is a trademark hughes soundbite.

"Obviously".

 

[IH8MUFC]

Moyes or Hodgson have my vote

 

[Ja Salford Blue]

"Some managers feel it's better to lower expectations and then look to over achieve. I've never done that, in fairness."

you, at about 12.42 this morning?

 

[The Fat el Hombre]

Defo hughes

 

[moomba]

Ha ha, the man has no shame.

 

[pinkwheeltrim]

Kirsty Allsop?

 

[Ovo]

Is it Judith Chalmers?

 

[BoyBlue_1985]

A guess at Mark Hughes?

has to be. the 'in fairness' bit is a trademark hughes soundbite.

"Obviously".

"In fairness" is a give away as well
He could give a whole interview using just those 3 words

 

[Manx Blue]

has to be. the 'in fairness' bit is a trademark hughes soundbite.

"Obviously".

"In fairness" is a give away as well
He could give a whole interview using just those 3 words

"Key Areas"

 

[Tricky_Trev]

"Obviously".

"In fairness" is a give away as well
He could give a whole interview using just those 3 words

"Key Areas"

"in a positive way"

 

[rushts]

'My teams have always been stronger in the second half of the season'

 

[JohnMaddocksAxe]

Yes, it is indeed:

Mark 'Manchester City were a joke club with joke players, joke staff and joke facilities and, despite being in the Premier League for years and finishing 8th the season before, were lucky to have avoided consecutive relegations in 2008/09, being saved from sinking to their true position of Div 3 only by the miraculous, unparalleled work undertaken by the Taffia, somehow taking the club to an undeserved position of 10th, amazingly finishing above likes of West Brom, Fulham and Sunderland, all of whom had squads packed full of super committed superstars, bolstered by £200m signings every second week and trained in diamond encrusted slippers on state of the art velvet carpets, feeding their players on lucazade and caviar, whilst City's chefs force fed the (feckless, unprofessional and shite) players with gruel and diluted piss, undermining everything the manager did, fuck me, I sometimes even amaze myself' Hughes