Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:john68 wrote:Antti,
There are time Antti that you really do get on my nerves by acting the twat.
I know English isn't your 1st language but I also know that you have a good enough command of it not to have to twist what I have said.
You have done this before and I have told you about this.
Hans Christian Anderson was a Scandinavian...he made his own stories up too.
Fair enough.
That said, I really do think that you out of all people should wait and see whether Mancini can get his message through to players and get the side playing the way he wants. You know as well as I do that if the owners aren't happy with what they see, Mancini will be out in summer anyway but also that he isn't going anywhere before that.
Antii,
My apologies for being so tetchy mate. The point I made was valid but I should have made it more calmly. I had just finished a long shift and my bed was calling before i got caught up in this....Kunniotus..(is?) not sure of the spelling now but you'll understand.
I don't want Mancini sacked (certainly not yet anyhow) and I like all on here want City success. There is no agenda other than that.
Comparison with Hughes is irrelevent. Hughes has gone.
Mancini was brought in to improve our assault at the top and make the top 4. I see no significant improvement and the "Grinding out results" point is nonsense.
We have been lucky to play some of our easiest fixture recently. A decent show should have consolidated our position, challenged the top 3 and created a gap between us and the chasing pack. That hasn't happened and we are still in a similar position to when Mancini arrived.
Added to that is the fact that we are NOT grinding out results as many say. We have played some shit sides, dropped the very points Mancini was brought in to win and done so by playing badly.
If Mancini was brought in to imrove things..he has not done so...in fact we seem to have gone backwards in many respects.
I am not trying to score political or debating points, I am merely looking at the reality of our present situation.