Blue Since 76 wrote:Saw a tweet from Ian Cheeseman yesterday following press conference and his take was different:
@IanCheeseman: Mancini, (tongue in cheek) "I talked to 7 clubs (referring to reports of Monaco talk) but prefer it here"
So maybe Mancini was just playing with the press again
carl_feedthegoat wrote:I wish he had fucked off......I always said Mourinho was miles ahead of him and was the man we should of got.
As it stands now Id swap Mancini for Pep right this minute.
carl_feedthegoat wrote:I wish he had fucked off......I always said Mourinho was miles ahead of him and was the man we should of got.
As it stands now Id swap Mancini for Pep right this minute.
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:I wish he had fucked off......I always said Mourinho was miles ahead of him and was the man we should of got.
As it stands now Id swap Mancini for Pep right this minute.
Yep, I'd go with that.
It's amusing watching all the apologists making excuses for Bob, when if other staff had done the same, they'd be getting the "Fuck off you disloyal twat" treatment.
As he tossed the title away at Arsenal in cowardly fashion, he was negotiating a fat contract elsewhere...Hmmm
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:I wish he had fucked off......I always said Mourinho was miles ahead of him and was the man we should of got.
As it stands now Id swap Mancini for Pep right this minute.
Yep, I'd go with that.
It's amusing watching all the apologists making excuses for Bob, when if other staff had done the same, they'd be getting the "Fuck off you disloyal twat" treatment.
As he tossed the title away at Arsenal in cowardly fashion, he was negotiating a fat contract elsewhere...Hmmm
He didn't toss the title away though, did he?
What the fuck is wrong with you people?
Ted Hughes wrote:So if Pep Guardiola or Mourinho were in danger of the sack, they wouldn't speak to anyone else about a possible back up option, they'd just sit there & hope everything worked out ?
Mourinho has been speaking to City for years.
If he'd become City manager (which would have happened had he been available, we would have dropped Bob like a stone) does anyone think he would have just hapilly stayed with us, come what may, & never spoken to anyone else ? It's 50/50 the fucker would leave us for the rags.
What planet are some of you lot living on ?
Re Pep; I belive Bob's job is in serious danger from him now that Tricky has arrived, but I have absolutely no reason to think that he would be better or more successful than Bob if he took over. It's 50/50 imo. His methods may work straight away or they may fail spectacularly. If they did, the 1st people to call for his head, would be the ones who are now asking for him to get the job.
If we did sack Bob for Guardiola (which we shouldn't but I fear we may if he slips up just slightly) I would advocate giving him & his crew 5 years to get City on track as an English Barca, as it could go horribly wrong initially.
I would put up with that in order to build a future, just as I'll put up with Bob now when he fucks up, for the same reasons. Imo, there would be absolutely no point in bringing Guardiola here as a short term fix. It would have to be a long term, academy related appointment. Mancini has already won the league, Guardiola hasn't, he would need to learn our league, like Mancini did & is still doing. He could easily struggle for a while.
No way would half the people on here give Pep 5 years if he didn't succeed immediately.
Ted Hughes wrote:So if Pep Guardiola or Mourinho were in danger of the sack, they wouldn't speak to anyone else about a possible back up option, they'd just sit there & hope everything worked out ?
Mourinho has been speaking to City for years.
If he'd become City manager (which would have happened had he been available, we would have dropped Bob like a stone) does anyone think he would have just hapilly stayed with us, come what may, & never spoken to anyone else ? It's 50/50 the fucker would leave us for the rags.
What planet are some of you lot living on ?
Re Pep; I belive Bob's job is in serious danger from him now that Tricky has arrived, but I have absolutely no reason to think that he would be better or more successful than Bob if he took over. It's 50/50 imo. His methods may work straight away or they may fail spectacularly. If they did, the 1st people to call for his head, would be the ones who are now asking for him to get the job.
If we did sack Bob for Guardiola (which we shouldn't but I fear we may if he slips up just slightly) I would advocate giving him & his crew 5 years to get City on track as an English Barca, as it could go horribly wrong initially.
I would put up with that in order to build a future, just as I'll put up with Bob now when he fucks up, for the same reasons. Imo, there would be absolutely no point in bringing Guardiola here as a short term fix. It would have to be a long term, academy related appointment. Mancini has already won the league, Guardiola hasn't, he would need to learn our league, like Mancini did & is still doing. He could easily struggle for a while.
No way would half the people on here give Pep 5 years if he didn't succeed immediately.
carl_feedthegoat wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:So if Pep Guardiola or Mourinho were in danger of the sack, they wouldn't speak to anyone else about a possible back up option, they'd just sit there & hope everything worked out ?
Mourinho has been speaking to City for years.
If he'd become City manager (which would have happened had he been available, we would have dropped Bob like a stone) does anyone think he would have just hapilly stayed with us, come what may, & never spoken to anyone else ? It's 50/50 the fucker would leave us for the rags.
What planet are some of you lot living on ?
Re Pep; I belive Bob's job is in serious danger from him now that Tricky has arrived, but I have absolutely no reason to think that he would be better or more successful than Bob if he took over. It's 50/50 imo. His methods may work straight away or they may fail spectacularly. If they did, the 1st people to call for his head, would be the ones who are now asking for him to get the job.
If we did sack Bob for Guardiola (which we shouldn't but I fear we may if he slips up just slightly) I would advocate giving him & his crew 5 years to get City on track as an English Barca, as it could go horribly wrong initially.
I would put up with that in order to build a future, just as I'll put up with Bob now when he fucks up, for the same reasons. Imo, there would be absolutely no point in bringing Guardiola here as a short term fix. It would have to be a long term, academy related appointment. Mancini has already won the league, Guardiola hasn't, he would need to learn our league, like Mancini did & is still doing. He could easily struggle for a while.
No way would half the people on here give Pep 5 years if he didn't succeed immediately.
Too many fans like to live in the past...no matter how many times bob fucks up with his stupid fucking tactics and formations people like NQDP will refer back to the past and give mancio a free pass for the next 10 years...no matter what.
Well heres a shocker for people like him...we bow out of the champs (thats a given barring Jesus christ being in the starting lineup) and limp into 3rd the owners wont be as happy and neither will plenty of fans...especially if Pep or even Mourinho are available.
Its Man City 2012 not Man City 1982....times and company goals are fuckign different.
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:So if Pep Guardiola or Mourinho were in danger of the sack, they wouldn't speak to anyone else about a possible back up option, they'd just sit there & hope everything worked out ?
Mourinho has been speaking to City for years.
If he'd become City manager (which would have happened had he been available, we would have dropped Bob like a stone) does anyone think he would have just hapilly stayed with us, come what may, & never spoken to anyone else ? It's 50/50 the fucker would leave us for the rags.
What planet are some of you lot living on ?
Re Pep; I belive Bob's job is in serious danger from him now that Tricky has arrived, but I have absolutely no reason to think that he would be better or more successful than Bob if he took over. It's 50/50 imo. His methods may work straight away or they may fail spectacularly. If they did, the 1st people to call for his head, would be the ones who are now asking for him to get the job.
If we did sack Bob for Guardiola (which we shouldn't but I fear we may if he slips up just slightly) I would advocate giving him & his crew 5 years to get City on track as an English Barca, as it could go horribly wrong initially.
I would put up with that in order to build a future, just as I'll put up with Bob now when he fucks up, for the same reasons. Imo, there would be absolutely no point in bringing Guardiola here as a short term fix. It would have to be a long term, academy related appointment. Mancini has already won the league, Guardiola hasn't, he would need to learn our league, like Mancini did & is still doing. He could easily struggle for a while.
No way would half the people on here give Pep 5 years if he didn't succeed immediately.
Spot on.
On all accounts.
Like you said, if owners and Bequiristain feel that Pep is the way forward, then so be it. I don't think he would necesserily do better than Mancini has but powers-that-be want to see that card then I'm willing to back them. But regardless of who comes in or whether Mancini stays, what we need now is T-I-M-E.
We have already tasted success and won the league faster than I could've ever expected. The biggest mountain of them all will be Champion's League and naturally it will take a while to conquer that as well. But to draw some conclusions on few poor games or even poor run after we have already improved so much in so little time is just ridiculous.
Chinners wrote:The Pep cocksucking bollox is vomit inducing at best. He had 4 very successful years at Barca, so what. Martin O'Neil had 4 very successful years at Wycombe/Leicester annd Wenger had 6 or so at Arsenal. Would anyone accept either of these two as a replacement for Mancini? Would they bollox.
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:So if Pep Guardiola or Mourinho were in danger of the sack, they wouldn't speak to anyone else about a possible back up option, they'd just sit there & hope everything worked out ?
Mourinho has been speaking to City for years.
If he'd become City manager (which would have happened had he been available, we would have dropped Bob like a stone) does anyone think he would have just hapilly stayed with us, come what may, & never spoken to anyone else ? It's 50/50 the fucker would leave us for the rags.
What planet are some of you lot living on ?
Re Pep; I belive Bob's job is in serious danger from him now that Tricky has arrived, but I have absolutely no reason to think that he would be better or more successful than Bob if he took over. It's 50/50 imo. His methods may work straight away or they may fail spectacularly. If they did, the 1st people to call for his head, would be the ones who are now asking for him to get the job.
If we did sack Bob for Guardiola (which we shouldn't but I fear we may if he slips up just slightly) I would advocate giving him & his crew 5 years to get City on track as an English Barca, as it could go horribly wrong initially.
I would put up with that in order to build a future, just as I'll put up with Bob now when he fucks up, for the same reasons. Imo, there would be absolutely no point in bringing Guardiola here as a short term fix. It would have to be a long term, academy related appointment. Mancini has already won the league, Guardiola hasn't, he would need to learn our league, like Mancini did & is still doing. He could easily struggle for a while.
No way would half the people on here give Pep 5 years if he didn't succeed immediately.
Spot on.
On all accounts.
Like you said, if owners and Bequiristain feel that Pep is the way forward, then so be it. I don't think he would necesserily do better than Mancini has but powers-that-be want to see that card then I'm willing to back them. But regardless of who comes in or whether Mancini stays, what we need now is T-I-M-E.
We have already tasted success and won the league faster than I could've ever expected. The biggest mountain of them all will be Champion's League and naturally it will take a while to conquer that as well. But to draw some conclusions on few poor games or even poor run after we have already improved so much in so little time is just ridiculous.
Chinners wrote:The Pep cocksucking bollox is vomit inducing at best. He had 4 very successful years at Barca, so what. Martin O'Neil had 4 very successful years at Wycombe/Leicester annd Wenger had 6 or so at Arsenal. Would anyone accept either of these two as a replacement for Mancini? Would they bollox.
Hazy2 wrote:Chinners wrote:The Pep cocksucking bollox is vomit inducing at best. He had 4 very successful years at Barca, so what. Martin O'Neil had 4 very successful years at Wycombe/Leicester annd Wenger had 6 or so at Arsenal. Would anyone accept either of these two as a replacement for Mancini? Would they bollox.
funny, Pep is the one though.
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