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Re: Mancini

Postby Ted Hughes » Mon Nov 22, 2010 7:16 am

the_georgian_genius wrote:
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the_georgian_genius wrote:
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the_georgian_genius wrote:So Jo is proven and Boateng is unproven? How do you work that one out?


That absolutely isn't the point I'm making, at all in any way shape or form. Do your mates just call you the Georgian?


Why did you say it then?

Jo= controversial selection

Defenders changing for unproven youngsters in difficult games = fucking stupid & dangerous game losing type decision


Boateng and Boyata are the two players you mentioned, they are both young, they are both defenders. Therefore you are calling Boateng and Boyata unproven.

So yes that is the point you were making in any way shape or form.


No it isn't. Not at all. If you read it you'll see there are other words involved too & that word is just one of them but not the most important one. I'll leave you to try & figure out what the difference is between playing somone on the left of the front/midfield 3 & putting two players together on one side of the back four is but I won't give you any clues... oh bugger.

Explaining this is no fun & I'm bored now. Goodnight.


That's not a bad attempt at avoiding to dig a hole.

Goodnight Ted.


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Re: Mancini

Postby dazby » Mon Nov 22, 2010 8:27 am

Ted, I think Boateng will be perfect against Stoke and should definitely play with Zabba suspended.
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Re: Mancini

Postby Ted Hughes » Mon Nov 22, 2010 8:58 am

dazby wrote:Ted, I think Boateng will be perfect against Stoke and should definitely play with Zabba suspended.


You could be right, but if he has Boyata stood next to him at 3 o clock City will probably get beat. Swapping a player up front is one thing but making several changes in the back 4 for difficult games is gambling at best & imo is reckless endangerment.


Personally I would pick Micah v Stoke as he's better in the air & that's where the ball will mostly be. Boateng has been caught out aerially more than once in the last year or so.
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Re: Mancini

Postby Dronny » Mon Nov 22, 2010 10:10 am

We chanted his name loads of times yesterday and at the end of the game he along with Tevez got the boys to come over to applaud the supporters......as they should, but it was still nice to be appreciated. I also think he quite liked the question by the journo after the match about the "boring, boring City" chant!
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Re: Mancini

Postby Swales4ever » Mon Nov 22, 2010 10:21 am

Dronny wrote:We chanted his name loads of times yesterday and at the end of the game he along with Tevez got the boys to come over to applaud the supporters......as they should, but it was still nice to be appreciated. I also think he quite liked the question by the journo after the match about the "boring, boring City" chant!


You were all terrific! Either vocally and making the Pozn. Great support, Mighty City with Mighty Supporters!
To say the Team is not influenced by the crowd is denying the obvious.

Hat off to all of You...:-)
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Re: Mancini

Postby Dronny » Mon Nov 22, 2010 10:59 am

Ted Hughes wrote:
the_georgian_genius wrote:So Jo is proven and Boateng is unproven? How do you work that one out?


That absolutely isn't the point I'm making, at all in any way shape or form. Do your mates just call you the Georgian?


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Re: Mancini

Postby The Goose » Mon Nov 22, 2010 12:01 pm

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Dronny wrote:We chanted his name loads of times yesterday and at the end of the game he along with Tevez got the boys to come over to applaud the supporters......as they should, but it was still nice to be appreciated. I also think he quite liked the question by the journo after the match about the "boring, boring City" chant!


You were all terrific! Either vocally and making the Pozn. Great support, Mighty City with Mighty Supporters!
To say the Team is not influenced by the crowd is denying the obvious.

Hat off to all of You...:-)
Cheers.


Well said! The away support were a credit to the club yesterday - really they were.

The performance in the first 45 minutes was absolutely world class.

I've had my doubts about Roberto, but yesterday showed that by simply loosening the leash a touch, just how powerful and attacking a team we can be.

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Re: Mancini

Postby Piccsnumberoneblue » Mon Nov 22, 2010 3:47 pm

I hope yesterday proves to be a turning point. To see the football played being pretty much what we thought we were capable of, was an absolute pleasure. Long may it continue, because not many teams could live with that. We looked a class above and more in every department and Fulham don't often get turned over like that at home.
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Re: Mancini

Postby brite blu sky » Tue Nov 23, 2010 9:30 am

Mancini insisted that his cautious approach was correct. "It is impossible to build a house from the roof down," he said.
"You must start with the basement. Now, maybe we are on the second floor. We have time but we must continue to improve."


er.. taking that quite literally then..

basement - Goalkeeper.
ground floor - defence.
first floor - deJong.
second floor - forward mids.
roof - strike force.

It is easy to say after a winning performance, but as Bob suggests we are getting the second floor finished off.. fittings.. polishing the plaster.. wooden floor etc. So attention is moving to the roof, you could say the timing is about right with the transfer window approaching, but i'm thinking january is never a good time to look for roofers.. too many cowboys lurking around looking for work and quickly take your money.
Also im hoping it doesn't throw it down too much and ruin all the work on the second floor.
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Re: Mancini

Postby dazby » Tue Nov 23, 2010 11:12 am

Are we driving a house or building a Ferrari?
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Re: Mancini

Postby lets all have a disco » Tue Nov 23, 2010 11:14 am

I wont be rooming with Mancini until he fits a power shower in the wet room.
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Re: Mancini

Postby Ted Hughes » Tue Nov 23, 2010 11:36 am

Explains why we've been getting so much shit dropped on us in recent weeks.
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Re: Mancini

Postby brite blu sky » Tue Nov 23, 2010 11:42 am

dazby wrote:Are we driving a house or building a Ferrari?


could be both?
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Re: Mancini

Postby brite blu sky » Tue Nov 23, 2010 11:45 am

alternatively it might take a turn for the worse
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Re: Mancini

Postby CityFanFromRome » Tue Nov 23, 2010 11:45 am

brite blu sky wrote:
dazby wrote:Are we driving a house or building a Ferrari?


could be both?

just what I was going to say :D
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Re: Mancini

Postby Swales4ever » Tue Nov 23, 2010 12:11 pm

brite blu sky wrote:
dazby wrote:Are we driving a house or building a Ferrari?


could be both?
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Talking about City and Ferrari, I'd better say ....:-)
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Re: Mancini

Postby Original Dub » Sat Nov 27, 2010 6:09 pm

It was the exact type of match I expected today, as I'm sure it was bob's.

Our formation at the beginning said we'd try do what we did against Fulham and it didn't work, so he went for 4-4-2 which did give us more options.

As I said in another thread, our reaction second half was that of a top team who are playing an in form physical side who had bossed the first half.

Mancini played it right today IMO and an indivudual error from a player that should have used his experience cost us.

had that not happened, I would have said great result - as would any team visiting Stoke lately.

Hard luck bob, definitely not your fault.
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Re: Mancini

Postby brite blu sky » Sat Nov 27, 2010 6:31 pm

Original Dub wrote:It was the exact type of match I expected today, as I'm sure it was bob's.

Our formation at the beginning said we'd try do what we did against Fulham and it didn't work, so he went for 4-4-2 which did give us more options.

As I said in another thread, our reaction second half was that of a top team who are playing an in form physical side who had bossed the first half.

Mancini played it right today IMO and an indivudual error from a player that should have used his experience cost us.

had that not happened, I would have said great result - as would any team visiting Stoke lately.

Hard luck bob, definitely not your fault.


good shout.
Still think we are struggling when compressing teams, as in the second half. Bit more nous-flair combo or speed or both required. I suppose it will take a bit to get that consistently.
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Re: Mancini

Postby Original Dub » Sat Nov 27, 2010 6:39 pm

brite blu sky wrote:
Original Dub wrote:It was the exact type of match I expected today, as I'm sure it was bob's.

Our formation at the beginning said we'd try do what we did against Fulham and it didn't work, so he went for 4-4-2 which did give us more options.

As I said in another thread, our reaction second half was that of a top team who are playing an in form physical side who had bossed the first half.

Mancini played it right today IMO and an indivudual error from a player that should have used his experience cost us.

had that not happened, I would have said great result - as would any team visiting Stoke lately.

Hard luck bob, definitely not your fault.


good shout.
Still think we are struggling when compressing teams, as in the second half. Bit more nous-flair combo or speed or both required. I suppose it will take a bit to get that consistently.


I can handle drawing - fuck, I can even handle losing - once we go about it the right way. And we did overall against an in team physical side.

Improving on what we tried to do is a given. But we TRIED to do it the right way and I'm fine with that.
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Re: Mancini

Postby Blue2 » Sat Nov 27, 2010 6:48 pm

Very unlucky today, think he got it right. We were excellent 2nd half.
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