Will Mancini be sacked if we lose tonight?

FantasyIreland said:
Ray78 said:
No danger of him being sacked providing we qualify for the Champions League and we make a decent title defence.

So you believe such mediocracy is sufficient and qualifies as a successful season? and subsequently the above scenario is the best we can do regardless of the manager?

Mediocre is putting it mildly , with Mourinho as our Manager and with our players we would have gone through.
 
Re: Mancini has one last shot at Europe or he is out

FantasyIreland said:
Im glad you made a new thread as this topic hasn't been covered elsewhere.......

Oh you like a good moan don't you, oh the bandwidth!!!. the title that I put out I felt was fair and the rationale was too, Mancini would never have got the boot after the Madrid game so the title is n't fair and nor is the sentiment behind it you have are unlikely to have reasoned discussion, my topic was n't about do you want to sack him or are you like Pam and infatuated with him but how long do you give him before enough is enough. but no under bluemoon rules anything with reference to hughes goes in the Hughes thread despite it being focused more on Redknapp and may infact spark of a line of discussion about him rather than Leslie i.e. inadvertant thread hijack, good forum moderation that is.
 
Re: Mancini has one last shot at Europe or he is out

Rocket-footed kolarov said:
FantasyIreland said:
Im glad you made a new thread as this topic hasn't been covered elsewhere.......

Oh you like a good moan don't you, oh the bandwidth!!!. the title that I put out I felt was fair and the rationale was too, Mancini would never have got the boot after the Madrid game so the title is n't fair and nor is the sentiment behind it you have are unlikely to have reasoned discussion, my topic was n't about do you want to sack him or are you like Pam and infatuated with him but how long do you give him before enough is enough. but no under bluemoon rules anything with reference to hughes goes in the Hughes thread despite it being focused more on Redknapp and may infact spark of a line of discussion about him rather than Leslie i.e. inadvertant thread hijack, good forum moderation that is.

I mean this as constructive criticism.

If you paid more attention to your punctuation and capitals and paragraphs, people might better understand what on earth you are going on about.

Scanning the monologue above, I have no clue.
 
Re: Mancini has one last shot at Europe or he is out

Chippy_boy said:
Rocket-footed kolarov said:
Fantasy Ireland said:
I'm glad you made a new thread as this topic hasn't been covered elsewhere.......

Oh you like a good moan don't you, oh the bandwidth!!!. the title that I put out I felt was fair and the rationale was too, Mancini would never have got the boot after the Madrid game so the title isn't fair and nor is the sentiment behind it you have are unlikely to have reasoned discussion, my topic wasn't about do you want to sack him or are you like Pam and infatuated with him but how long do you give him before enough is enough. but no under blue moon rules anything with reference to hughes goes in the Hughes thread despite it being focused more on Redknapp and may in fact spark of a line of discussion about him rather than Leslie i.e. inadvertent thread hijack, good forum moderation that is.

I mean this as constructive criticism.

If you paid more attention to your punctuation and capitals and paragraphs, people might better understand what on earth you are going on about.

Scanning the monologue above, I have no clue.

i have to defend the guy here, apart from text speak as long as we can read a post that's all that's reqd, i too struggle with commas and that but still have strong views i want to express.

bit precious there chippy.
 
FantasyIreland said:
Ray78 said:
No danger of him being sacked providing we qualify for the Champions League and we make a decent title defence.

So you believe such mediocracy is sufficient and qualifies as a successful season? and subsequently the above scenario is the best we can do regardless of the manager?
If mediocre means winning the premiership, beating the rags and being currently top of the league then I'll take mediocre......
 
Burtonblue said:
FantasyIreland said:
Ray78 said:
No danger of him being sacked providing we qualify for the Champions League and we make a decent title defence.

So you believe such mediocracy is sufficient and qualifies as a successful season? and subsequently the above scenario is the best we can do regardless of the manager?
If mediocre means winning the premiership, beating the rags and being currently top of the league then I'll take mediocre......
That's living in the past.
Not for one minute saying Mancini should be sacked, but the fact is it is looking increasingly likely we will have gone an entire CL group without getting a win, and being beaten convincingly by 2 of the teams we were expected to be above come the end. No wins is unacceptable however I am sure Mancini knows this.
 
OK OK we did't qualify again, but i think this is a situation for cool heads, no one should make any rash or snap decisions.

If we retain the prem this year and win the FA cup, surely that goes down as another success full season? - We can then think about CL for the next year, and i believe if we were to not get out of group next year, then yes we maybe have to look at other options..

But come on guys Bobby aint exactly done badly has he!
 
Bellamyend said:
some of the abusive responses on here are shameful

I love bobby but am being realistic, 2 years of UCL Group stage exit is not good enough on his budget; maybe calling for his head now is pushing it a bit, but the subject is worthy of debate

Mods; certain posters language that has been used on here is a disgrace on a "moderated" forum

It's an adult forum and some bad language is not only tollarated but totally understandable .
 
de niro said:
The seeding and draw is corrupt, then throw in a couple of bent refs and our chances become limited. Ok we wer'nt at our best but only Dortmund outplayed us, we are better than the table shows. Uefa know they given a fair draw we'd dominate Europe aswell as the prem and they seriously don't want that. Mancini is a top manager, as good as anyone, any manager would struggle against what we come up against.

Great post to be honest and im less disappointed than I actually thought id be simply because we were robbed again. That last game against Ajax and the calls last night make me 100% certain there are forces in play that are hell bent on our failure. Id rather we beat the scum again home and away than get through the CL to the knockout stages to be honest.
 

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