mcfc1632 wrote:Silly thread - we are all happy that we won - we should all also realise that if Carlos was not the person he is and scored a goal from nothing - then we go in at half time down and we lose by a few - being realistic does no make people miserable - and youa re no happier than I - put money on CITY to win today - but just as well carlos was there
the_georgian_genius wrote:mcfc1632 wrote:Silly thread - we are all happy that we won - we should all also realise that if Carlos was not the person he is and scored a goal from nothing - then we go in at half time down and we lose by a few - being realistic does no make people miserable - and youa re no happier than I - put money on CITY to win today - but just as well carlos was there
and you think wanting rid of a manager after only two months in the job is reaistic???????
the_georgian_genius wrote:Come on where are they? Where is the disrespect of the man calling him clueless, tactically inept, a shitter manager than Mark Hughes?
You impaitent bastards!!
GET IN CITY.
10.Goater_Legend wrote:I'll hold my hands up and admit i've overreacted in recent weeks and need to be more patient, this is going to take time and we WILL end up at the top. We are the luckiest fans in the world having an owner like Sheikh Mansour and we have a top tactition in charge.
As far as i'm concerned, after going to the hardest away ground in the Prem and outclassing them, we have the right man in charge without doubt. And that's weather we finish 4th or not.
david yearsley wrote:TBH I´m still reserving judgement - only fair to give him at least as much time as Hughes imo - problem is will he get more than 6 months ? I like Mancini and want him to succeed so I guess we´ll all just have to tune in to the next episode of the gripping soap opera that is MCFC ;))
the_georgian_genius wrote:Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Always interesting to see who goes a bit OTT in the aftermath of a great win like that.
A fantastic win but not the time for me to get over excited. Just as it wasn't when we had a poor result or two.We need consistency from here and if this doesnt do the team confidence a power of good nothing will.
This forum has been in OTT over the last few weeks in their disrespect to Mancini.
I apologise if i join in.
Cheer up you miserable bastards, we've just beaten Chelsea 4-2 on their own patch, their first lost for 38 games and all everyone can say is "first 40 mins was shite", "one win doesn't make a summer"
Smile and delight in a great win and you might just all feel happy :D
Renato_CTID wrote:How many clubs usually beat Chelski at Stamford Bridge? I don't remember, I don't recall ... please stop criticize Mancio after today well deserved triumph, give him time just as you gave much more time to ex Blackburn Rovers manager!
Dubaimancityfan wrote:Renato_CTID wrote:How many clubs usually beat Chelski at Stamford Bridge? I don't remember, I don't recall ... please stop criticize Mancio after today well deserved triumph, give him time just as you gave much more time to ex Blackburn Rovers manager!
Exactly mate, I think we can be OTT with this result. Scoring 4 against Chelsk who've only conceded 8 all season at home is no easy feat.
I said in another post, that I saw enough in our playing aginst Stoke even though we lost, to give me some encouragment against Chelsk but this was way beyond my wildest dreams. And for those that say he's too defensive, what do you think about bringing on RSC for Bridge ???
uwe's_skyblue_duvet wrote:the_georgian_genius wrote:Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Always interesting to see who goes a bit OTT in the aftermath of a great win like that.
A fantastic win but not the time for me to get over excited. Just as it wasn't when we had a poor result or two.We need consistency from here and if this doesnt do the team confidence a power of good nothing will.
This forum has been in OTT over the last few weeks in their disrespect to Mancini.
I apologise if i join in.
Cheer up you miserable bastards, we've just beaten Chelsea 4-2 on their own patch, their first lost for 38 games and all everyone can say is "first 40 mins was shite", "one win doesn't make a summer"
Smile and delight in a great win and you might just all feel happy :D
Everyone with at least half a brain is happy with the win, it's a truly fantastic three points.
I've said before I'm desperate to see Mancini give me a chance to back him, and had pretty much F.A. reasons to do so thus far, today well, we were set up to defend for a week, IMO too negative when we have the ball, even if it is Chelsea - we were so blatantly reluctant to go forward whenin possession with any more than two/three players when it was 0-0. And then when when we conceded, that made the decision for us as a team - we simply HAD to try and open them up more which meant putting more men forward and committing to something more resembling attack-minded football. Then and only then did we look like we could do some damage. I'm just not sure conceding a goal first is the best way to motivate a team to play.
But fair play to the lads, they were pretty damn convinicing today, some great performances, and I'm so pleased for John Terry!
Although I wouldn't suddenly proclaim Mancini as the revelation the Premiership/City was waiting for, it was interesting to see him making some very positive substitutions which may have suggested he was going for the throat rather then setting for anything less, in the second half. How much this was down to injuries suffered and what was available at the time on the benchm, I've not yet had chance to digest.
I'll join you in celebration though for the moment, rather than trying to open up a divide amongst fans on the back of a great away victory. Cheers. *swig*
the_georgian_genius wrote:uwe's_skyblue_duvet wrote:the_georgian_genius wrote:Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Always interesting to see who goes a bit OTT in the aftermath of a great win like that.
A fantastic win but not the time for me to get over excited. Just as it wasn't when we had a poor result or two.We need consistency from here and if this doesnt do the team confidence a power of good nothing will.
This forum has been in OTT over the last few weeks in their disrespect to Mancini.
I apologise if i join in.
Cheer up you miserable bastards, we've just beaten Chelsea 4-2 on their own patch, their first lost for 38 games and all everyone can say is "first 40 mins was shite", "one win doesn't make a summer"
Smile and delight in a great win and you might just all feel happy :D
Everyone with at least half a brain is happy with the win, it's a truly fantastic three points.
I've said before I'm desperate to see Mancini give me a chance to back him, and had pretty much F.A. reasons to do so thus far, today well, we were set up to defend for a week, IMO too negative when we have the ball, even if it is Chelsea - we were so blatantly reluctant to go forward whenin possession with any more than two/three players when it was 0-0. And then when when we conceded, that made the decision for us as a team - we simply HAD to try and open them up more which meant putting more men forward and committing to something more resembling attack-minded football. Then and only then did we look like we could do some damage. I'm just not sure conceding a goal first is the best way to motivate a team to play.
But fair play to the lads, they were pretty damn convinicing today, some great performances, and I'm so pleased for John Terry!
Although I wouldn't suddenly proclaim Mancini as the revelation the Premiership/City was waiting for, it was interesting to see him making some very positive substitutions which may have suggested he was going for the throat rather then setting for anything less, in the second half. How much this was down to injuries suffered and what was available at the time on the benchm, I've not yet had chance to digest.
I'll join you in celebration though for the moment, rather than trying to open up a divide amongst fans on the back of a great away victory. Cheers. *swig*
This thread was not aimed at me saying "i told you so" It is a thread to say don't judge to early, give the manager ad players time, support them to the hill and it will come.
Be paitent, criticise when it's valid by doing it constructivley, if you have reservations about the manager after two months, fine, but give him time, few windows and a chance to build his OWN side to prove you wrong and change your mind.
Everyone is on our backs, the press, the media, opposistion fans, they are all wanting us to fail, we should be showing a city* front and suppot each other and be paitent.
* i'm not saying a U***d front
the_georgian_genius wrote:DoomMerchant wrote:the_georgian_genius wrote:Come on where are they? Where is the disrespect of the man calling him clueless, tactically inept, a shitter manager than Mark Hughes?
You impaitent bastards!!
GET IN CITY.
one of your worst posts really. And the first 2000-odd weren't that impressive either.
start living up to your username...on several different levels. please.
cheers
Fucking PMSL. Some of you are gutted we've won.
DoomMerchant wrote:the_georgian_genius wrote:DoomMerchant wrote:the_georgian_genius wrote:Come on where are they? Where is the disrespect of the man calling him clueless, tactically inept, a shitter manager than Mark Hughes?
You impaitent bastards!!
GET IN CITY.
one of your worst posts really. And the first 2000-odd weren't that impressive either.
start living up to your username...on several different levels. please.
cheers
Fucking PMSL. Some of you are gutted we've won.
honestly, you are a retarded WUMfuck. Please stop. You're embarrassing yourself. Show a sense of dignity.
cheers
ant london wrote:Wank from a stupid sanctimonious old cunt who has proven himself as such fairly consistently.
As I've said before I want Mancini to prove he's got the right stuff but until today, evidence of that has been in short supply.
People showing "disrespect" (cock) were in reality just people who were being served up shite performances and suspect management.
I'm not impatient but I am not going to sit quietly if it looks like we have made a mistake in appointing the wrong man. I'll happily eat my words if Mancini shows that today is the start of him being the man for the job. I'll happily admit to being OTT in reactions recently.
I'm happy....so will be everyone else. The Georgian Geriatric is just a bit of a tit
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