Why The Hell Would Anyone Want Mancini Sacked ?

[adrianr]

Hahaha, The Mirror saying that we're looking at replacing him with...Brendan 'Brendan' Rodgers.

o_o

 

[Balti]

Brendan and Rafa

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STOP FOR FUCKS SAKE

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NOOOOO STTTOTPPPPPPPP PLEEEEASSSEEEEEEEE

 

[Paulmcfc2703]

Hahaha, The Mirror saying that we're looking at replacing him with...Brendan 'Brendan' Rodgers.

Fuck me that's hilarious

 

[Syth]

Brendan Rodgers is the shock name in the frame to replace Roberto Mancini as Manchester City manager, writes the Sunday People.

The Liverpool boss has significant behind-the-scenes support at the Etihad despite a hit-and-miss first season at Anfield.

The Blues power-brokers believe the 40-year-old Irishman fulfils all the criteria they deem essential – like a willingness to blood young players early, media skills, and European experience – and the ace in his pack is that he is fluent in both English and Spanish.

Rodgers was City’s first choice a year ago when he was at Swansea and Mancini was on the ropes – before the dramatic turnaround that saw his side crowned Premier League champions.

Now the Irishman is back on City radar, with Mancini not safe even if he wins the FA Cup next month.

Rodgers has two years left on his Liverpool contract so City would have to pay compensation – but that won’t deter them.

Chelsea boss Rafa Benitez is also a live contender for the City post – sources close to the Spaniard say he is desperate for the job.

But it’s the pursuit of Rodgers, just a year into his Liverpool career, that will raise most eyebrows.



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This is hilarious! Can't stop laughing. How do those people have a job is beyond me !

 

[Ragnarok]

Hahaha, The Mirror saying that we're looking at replacing him with...Brendan 'Brendan' Rodgers.

Cabal will become Rodgers fanboys now ! We've had every other name mentioned so why not Brendan "I've got thee envelopes" Rodgers

Why hasnt the cabal championed Di Matteo. He is a CL winner, the one thing they covet most

 

[chesterbells]

Hahaha, The Mirror saying that we're looking at replacing him with...Brendan 'Brendan' Rodgers.

Cabal will become Rodgers fanboys now ! We've had every other name mentioned so why not Brendan "I've got thee envelopes" Rodgers

Why hasnt the cabal championed Di Matteo. He is a CL winner, the one thing they covet most

Nah, but Rafa has potential

 

[baildon blue]

Brendan Rodgers thats made me chuckle.I think i might make a better jounalist than some these clowns that print these sh** storys.Mancini staying so fu** off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[LoveCity]

I love all the conflicting stories.

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Mancini stays
Exclusive
By NEIL CUSTIS
Published: 34 minutes ago

ROBERTO MANCINI will be Manchester City’s manager next season — even if they lose the FA Cup final.

Speculation is rife the Italian could be axed after a disappointing defence of the Premier League title.

But SunSport understands Mancini has the full support of new City chief executive Ferran Soriano and sporting director Txiki Begiristain.

The trio have already been making plans for next season to significantly strengthen the squad in a bid to get the title back from rivals United.

Most importantly, chairman Khaldoon Al Mubaraak still backs the man he chose to replace Mark Hughes in December 2009.

Victory for City against Wigan at Wembley on May 11 would be Mancini’s third trophy in three seasons with two FA Cups and last season’s title.

In the wake of that title triumph last May, Mancini was given a new five-year deal.

Some saw the arrival of former Barcelona executives Soriano and Begiristain as putting pressure on Mancini.

But he has a better relationship with them than with previous chief exec Garry Cook and football administrator Brian Marwood.

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/4906304/Roberto-Mancini-will-stay-boss-even-if-Man-City-lose-FA-Cup-final.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... final.html</a>

 

[sam-caddick]

I love all the conflicting stories.

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Mancini stays
Exclusive
By NEIL CUSTIS
Published: 34 minutes ago

ROBERTO MANCINI will be Manchester City’s manager next season — even if they lose the FA Cup final.

Speculation is rife the Italian could be axed after a disappointing defence of the Premier League title.

But SunSport understands Mancini has the full support of new City chief executive Ferran Soriano and sporting director Txiki Begiristain.

The trio have already been making plans for next season to significantly strengthen the squad in a bid to get the title back from rivals United.

Most importantly, chairman Khaldoon Al Mubaraak still backs the man he chose to replace Mark Hughes in December 2009.

Victory for City against Wigan at Wembley on May 11 would be Mancini’s third trophy in three seasons with two FA Cups and last season’s title.

In the wake of that title triumph last May, Mancini was given a new five-year deal.

Some saw the arrival of former Barcelona executives Soriano and Begiristain as putting pressure on Mancini.

But he has a better relationship with them than with previous chief exec Garry Cook and football administrator Brian Marwood.

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/4906304/Roberto-Mancini-will-stay-boss-even-if-Man-City-lose-FA-Cup-final.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... final.html</a>

Nice to see a more positive article for once!!

FORZA MANCINI

 

[Blue Heaven]

I love all the conflicting stories.

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Mancini stays
Exclusive
By NEIL CUSTIS
Published: 34 minutes ago

ROBERTO MANCINI will be Manchester City’s manager next season — even if they lose the FA Cup final.

Speculation is rife the Italian could be axed after a disappointing defence of the Premier League title.

But SunSport understands Mancini has the full support of new City chief executive Ferran Soriano and sporting director Txiki Begiristain.

The trio have already been making plans for next season to significantly strengthen the squad in a bid to get the title back from rivals United.

Most importantly, chairman Khaldoon Al Mubaraak still backs the man he chose to replace Mark Hughes in December 2009.

Victory for City against Wigan at Wembley on May 11 would be Mancini’s third trophy in three seasons with two FA Cups and last season’s title.

In the wake of that title triumph last May, Mancini was given a new five-year deal.

Some saw the arrival of former Barcelona executives Soriano and Begiristain as putting pressure on Mancini.

But he has a better relationship with them than with previous chief exec Garry Cook and football administrator Brian Marwood.

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/4906304/Roberto-Mancini-will-stay-boss-even-if-Man-City-lose-FA-Cup-final.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... final.html</a>

Nice to see a more positive article for once!!

FORZA MANCINI

If it's in The Sun, it is surely true, is it not?

 

[Rocket Sauce]

Not sure if this belongs in here or not as it doesn't really say anything about Mancini's future, but I don't really want to start yet another thread about Mancini.


Even Wenger thinks that the points gap is misleading.

Wenger - Points gap can be deceiving

Arsène Wenger believes it can be misleading to judge teams on the gap in points between them.

Newly-crowned champions Manchester United will go into Sunday’s clash at Emirates Stadium at least 13 points clear of their closest rivals Manchester City.

City manager Roberto Mancini claims that the difference in quality between the sides is much closer than the table suggests, and Wenger agrees.

“Man City is for sure a very good side that can compete with Man United,” he said. “They dropped some points this season that were unexpected and Mancini is right on his statement.

“I agree completely with him and we have seen that again when they played against Man United.

“We have a game that is based on collective expression so it's difficult to compare man-to-man. At the moment, we are 20 points behind and that is linked with our bad start to the season but mainly to the fact that against the big clubs, we did not do well.

“Then I can tell you that in Germany, Dortmund are 20 points behind Bayern Munich and they just beat Real Madrid 4-1. The same people that say 'you are 20 points behind' are the same that say Dortmund is the best team in Europe.”

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archive/wenger-points-gap-can-be-deceiving" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archiv ... -deceiving</a>

There's not much that comes out of this guy's mouth hole that I agree with, but he hits the nail on the head in the article.

Back on topic: Mancini IN (for another season at least)

 

[mancity1]

Always thought for next season we will only see a change if RM decides he wants to go and gets another job he prefers for personal reasons as much as professional ones.

I realise the pushed rather than jumped catch cries will abound but its RM's call.

Be very surprised if the owners decide to relieve RM of his duties.

 

[Akira]

"Some saw the arrival of former Barcelona executives Soriano and Begiristain as putting pressure on Mancini.

But he has a better relationship with them than with previous chief exec Garry Cook and football administrator Brian Marwood."

I like that.

 

[lust overlord]

I love all the conflicting stories.

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Mancini stays
Exclusive
By NEIL CUSTIS
Published: 34 minutes ago

ROBERTO MANCINI will be Manchester City’s manager next season — even if they lose the FA Cup final.

Speculation is rife the Italian could be axed after a disappointing defence of the Premier League title.

But SunSport understands Mancini has the full support of new City chief executive Ferran Soriano and sporting director Txiki Begiristain.

The trio have already been making plans for next season to significantly strengthen the squad in a bid to get the title back from rivals United.

Most importantly, chairman Khaldoon Al Mubaraak still backs the man he chose to replace Mark Hughes in December 2009.

Victory for City against Wigan at Wembley on May 11 would be Mancini’s third trophy in three seasons with two FA Cups and last season’s title.

In the wake of that title triumph last May, Mancini was given a new five-year deal.

Some saw the arrival of former Barcelona executives Soriano and Begiristain as putting pressure on Mancini.

But he has a better relationship with them than with previous chief exec Garry Cook and football administrator Brian Marwood.

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/4906304/Roberto-Mancini-will-stay-boss-even-if-Man-City-lose-FA-Cup-final.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... final.html</a>

Nice to see a more positive article for once!!

FORZA MANCINI

If it's in The Sun, it is surely true, is it not?

It isn't a negative story.Can't be true then ;)

 

[St Helens Blue (Exiled)]

Brendan Rogers...HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

Certainly cheered me up today when I got in work!!

Yet the Sun says he is staying.....great news if true.

 

[samharris]

Lol

I'd trust someone who works in greggs info more than p.b...

I've never known a forum with so many highly placed members - though it doesnt hold much water when all the said highly placed members use guess work within all their posts like the rest of us mere mortals..

If we really had high placed members the real truth about Mancinis future would be out by now...

 

[samharris]

I love all the conflicting stories.

-

Mancini stays
Exclusive
By NEIL CUSTIS
Published: 34 minutes ago

ROBERTO MANCINI will be Manchester City’s manager next season — even if they lose the FA Cup final.

Speculation is rife the Italian could be axed after a disappointing defence of the Premier League title.

But SunSport understands Mancini has the full support of new City chief executive Ferran Soriano and sporting director Txiki Begiristain.

The trio have already been making plans for next season to significantly strengthen the squad in a bid to get the title back from rivals United.

Most importantly, chairman Khaldoon Al Mubaraak still backs the man he chose to replace Mark Hughes in December 2009.

Victory for City against Wigan at Wembley on May 11 would be Mancini’s third trophy in three seasons with two FA Cups and last season’s title.

In the wake of that title triumph last May, Mancini was given a new five-year deal.

Some saw the arrival of former Barcelona executives Soriano and Begiristain as putting pressure on Mancini.

But he has a better relationship with them than with previous chief exec Garry Cook and football administrator Brian Marwood.

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/4906304/Roberto-Mancini-will-stay-boss-even-if-Man-City-lose-FA-Cup-final.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... final.html</a>

Nice to see a more positive article for once!!

FORZA MANCINI

If it's in The Sun, it is surely true, is it not?

Well the sun says hes staying and the Mirror says hes leaving..

Both shite ragtops but one on this occasion is correct..


But which one ???

Im an inner,so today I'm a sun lover..

 

[Danamy]

I love all the conflicting stories.

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Mancini stays
Exclusive
By NEIL CUSTIS
Published: 34 minutes ago

ROBERTO MANCINI will be Manchester City’s manager next season — even if they lose the FA Cup final.

Speculation is rife the Italian could be axed after a disappointing defence of the Premier League title.

But SunSport understands Mancini has the full support of new City chief executive Ferran Soriano and sporting director Txiki Begiristain.

The trio have already been making plans for next season to significantly strengthen the squad in a bid to get the title back from rivals United.

Most importantly, chairman Khaldoon Al Mubaraak still backs the man he chose to replace Mark Hughes in December 2009.

Victory for City against Wigan at Wembley on May 11 would be Mancini’s third trophy in three seasons with two FA Cups and last season’s title.

In the wake of that title triumph last May, Mancini was given a new five-year deal.

Some saw the arrival of former Barcelona executives Soriano and Begiristain as putting pressure on Mancini.

But he has a better relationship with them than with previous chief exec Garry Cook and football administrator Brian Marwood.

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/4906304/Roberto-Mancini-will-stay-boss-even-if-Man-City-lose-FA-Cup-final.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... final.html</a>

The fact we're moving heaven and earth to get Cavani tells it's own story, no need to read speculation in the papers