sweenyuk wrote:He probably did. But who cares, he says a lot in the heat of the moment
CRAIG BELLAMY'S Manchester City future looks bleak after he clashed with new boss Roberto Mancini - during his first training session! Mancini has caused uproar among City stars by insisting on DOUBLE training sessions and ordering players to stay in a hotel the night before HOME games. Yesterday he demanded 2½ hours hard graft from the entire squad when he took charge of his first workout. But the Italian was unaware that, because of a recurring knee problem, Bellamy was only expected to do light training. And after 90 minutes Bellamy "flipped" saying his knee simply could not take it and told Mancini he had to stop. Bellamy was allowed to walk out of the session along with skipper Kolo Toure, who complained of a back problem.
Blueboylewis wrote:Just took this from Chinners Bollox-CRAIG BELLAMY'S Manchester City future looks bleak after he clashed with new boss Roberto Mancini - during his first training session! Mancini has caused uproar among City stars by insisting on DOUBLE training sessions and ordering players to stay in a hotel the night before HOME games. Yesterday he demanded 2½ hours hard graft from the entire squad when he took charge of his first workout. But the Italian was unaware that, because of a recurring knee problem, Bellamy was only expected to do light training. And after 90 minutes Bellamy "flipped" saying his knee simply could not take it and told Mancini he had to stop. Bellamy was allowed to walk out of the session along with skipper Kolo Toure, who complained of a back problem.
First training session means Monday which me and Doug were at and we muct have been there for more than 90 minutes when apparently he Flipped!! Well thats a load of crap then because he seemed his normal self. Except quieter! And was just getting on with what he needed to and i didnt see him or Kolo leaving. That might have been later on though.
I have a feeling this newspaper crap was made up from the photographers who were there on Monday and just saw him leaving.
Blueboylewis wrote:Just took this from Chinners Bollox-CRAIG BELLAMY'S Manchester City future looks bleak after he clashed with new boss Roberto Mancini - during his first training session! Mancini has caused uproar among City stars by insisting on DOUBLE training sessions and ordering players to stay in a hotel the night before HOME games. Yesterday he demanded 2½ hours hard graft from the entire squad when he took charge of his first workout. But the Italian was unaware that, because of a recurring knee problem, Bellamy was only expected to do light training. And after 90 minutes Bellamy "flipped" saying his knee simply could not take it and told Mancini he had to stop. Bellamy was allowed to walk out of the session along with skipper Kolo Toure, who complained of a back problem.
First training session means Monday which me and Doug were at and we muct have been there for more than 90 minutes when apparently he Flipped!! Well thats a load of crap then because he seemed his normal self. Except quieter! And was just getting on with what he needed to and i didnt see him or Kolo leaving. That might have been later on though.
I have a feeling this newspaper crap was made up from the photographers who were there on Monday and just saw him leaving.
london blue 2 wrote:Blueboylewis wrote:Just took this from Chinners Bollox-CRAIG BELLAMY'S Manchester City future looks bleak after he clashed with new boss Roberto Mancini - during his first training session! Mancini has caused uproar among City stars by insisting on DOUBLE training sessions and ordering players to stay in a hotel the night before HOME games. Yesterday he demanded 2½ hours hard graft from the entire squad when he took charge of his first workout. But the Italian was unaware that, because of a recurring knee problem, Bellamy was only expected to do light training. And after 90 minutes Bellamy "flipped" saying his knee simply could not take it and told Mancini he had to stop. Bellamy was allowed to walk out of the session along with skipper Kolo Toure, who complained of a back problem.
First training session means Monday which me and Doug were at and we muct have been there for more than 90 minutes when apparently he Flipped!! Well thats a load of crap then because he seemed his normal self. Except quieter! And was just getting on with what he needed to and i didnt see him or Kolo leaving. That might have been later on though.
I have a feeling this newspaper crap was made up from the photographers who were there on Monday and just saw him leaving.
Was hoping you or DH may have been there. good man. If the press are banned how would they know?
Blueboylewis wrote:ordering players to stay in a hotel the night before HOME games.
Mr Miyagi wrote:I think it is well documented that players like Bellamy and RSC had special training arrangements with Hughes. In fact, I would assume this is why they like playing for him, and why he gets the best out of them.
However, Mancini might be the kind of guy who thinks a player who cannot handle a double training session is no good to me as a performer. He also might not like the idea of special treatment for individual players. He has that kind of reputation from his days in Italy. I can't see Bellamy staying with us long term...
Mr Miyagi wrote:I think it is well documented that players like Bellamy and RSC had special training arrangements with Hughes. In fact, I would assume this is why they like playing for him, and why he gets the best out of them.
However, Mancini might be the kind of guy who thinks a player who cannot handle a double training session is no good to me as a performer. He also might not like the idea of special treatment for individual players. He has that kind of reputation from his days in Italy. I can't see Bellamy staying with us long term...
Mr Miyagi wrote:I think it is well documented that players like Bellamy and RSC had special training arrangements with Hughes. In fact, I would assume this is why they like playing for him, and why he gets the best out of them.
However, Mancini might be the kind of guy who thinks a player who cannot handle a double training session is no good to me as a performer. He also might not like the idea of special treatment for individual players. He has that kind of reputation from his days in Italy. I can't see Bellamy staying with us long term...
DoomMerchant wrote:Mr Miyagi wrote:I think it is well documented that players like Bellamy and RSC had special training arrangements with Hughes. In fact, I would assume this is why they like playing for him, and why he gets the best out of them.
However, Mancini might be the kind of guy who thinks a player who cannot handle a double training session is no good to me as a performer. He also might not like the idea of special treatment for individual players. He has that kind of reputation from his days in Italy. I can't see Bellamy staying with us long term...
sounds like if Bellamy is off we'll need to buy Villa to try and replace him, thought tbh i can't imagine Villa performing better than Bellamy has over the last 12 months, barring his injury record of course. That's not a joke.
cheers
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Mr Miyagi wrote:I think it is well documented that players like Bellamy and RSC had special training arrangements with Hughes. In fact, I would assume this is why they like playing for him, and why he gets the best out of them.
However, Mancini might be the kind of guy who thinks a player who cannot handle a double training session is no good to me as a performer. He also might not like the idea of special treatment for individual players. He has that kind of reputation from his days in Italy. I can't see Bellamy staying with us long term...
Personally I'd agree with that approach. Team is a TEAM. No one should have special priviledges.
Hughes got the best out of Bellamy without a question with his approach but truth is Mancini would probably sacrifice one players individual good over team.
Original Dub wrote:DoomMerchant wrote:Mr Miyagi wrote:I think it is well documented that players like Bellamy and RSC had special training arrangements with Hughes. In fact, I would assume this is why they like playing for him, and why he gets the best out of them.
However, Mancini might be the kind of guy who thinks a player who cannot handle a double training session is no good to me as a performer. He also might not like the idea of special treatment for individual players. He has that kind of reputation from his days in Italy. I can't see Bellamy staying with us long term...
sounds like if Bellamy is off we'll need to buy Villa to try and replace him, thought tbh i can't imagine Villa performing better than Bellamy has over the last 12 months, barring his injury record of course. That's not a joke.
cheers
Of course its not a joke - he's our POTY so far, no doubt about it.
Dubciteh wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Mr Miyagi wrote:I think it is well documented that players like Bellamy and RSC had special training arrangements with Hughes. In fact, I would assume this is why they like playing for him, and why he gets the best out of them.
However, Mancini might be the kind of guy who thinks a player who cannot handle a double training session is no good to me as a performer. He also might not like the idea of special treatment for individual players. He has that kind of reputation from his days in Italy. I can't see Bellamy staying with us long term...
Personally I'd agree with that approach. Team is a TEAM. No one should have special priviledges.
Hughes got the best out of Bellamy without a question with his approach but truth is Mancini would probably sacrifice one players individual good over team.
well if thats the route he wants to go hope he applies it to robinho too, hes had a lot of privaleges that need to stop.
john68 wrote:Antti,
I see a lot of differences regarding how you accept Mr mancini, as opposed to Hughes. Now that Mancicni imposes a double training session on a players dodgy knee...it's ok. When Hughes did similar with fully fit players, he was "BULYING HIS SLAVES".
Come on Antti...let's have a bit of equity here.
The double standards are pitiful.
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