guvnors son mcfc said:
No not a chance in my opinion.
The new manager ( if it is Pellegrini ) has no experience of the Premier League. He has no idea of what it will take to win away at Goodison or Stoke on a freezing evening in December.
There will be players leaving and new faces coming in who will also no doubt have little or no Premier League experience and will take time to find their feet.
The new back room staff will also fall into both categories above.
United will hit the ground running and will bring in at least two of Evertons best Players in Baines and Fellani both who have Premier League experience.
Chelsea under Jose will hit the ground running as will Arsenal and Spurs.
I also think Liverpool will be closer next year aswell.
I think next year will be one of transition. We needed stability but I understand why Mancini had to go.
1. Scum
2. Chelsea
3. City
4. Arsenal or Spurs
5. Liverpool
I have a really bad feeling about this new manager. I hope I am wrong on both my predictions and my gut feeling on Pellegrini.
You are a ****, and a stupid one too. If I want bullshit regurgitated, I know where to go. Yer fucking tit.
-- Thu May 23, 2013 2:42 am --
Blue Haze said:
yatesy94 said:
Yeah mate, below is what he said and here's the full article:
http://aggbot.com/Manchester-City-News/article/19636773
When asked about that matter, Soriano said: "We are looking to play very good football, very beautiful football. When we are playing good football, then we will win.
Fascinating quotes. He said he wants to play the same football at NYCFC as well. Sounds as if attractive football is as important as winning.
For us, one should hopefully lead to the other. That's how I read it, and how it should be.
