Football Banter

Mancini is a shit manager, his solutions to solve city's problems is always to spend piles of cash on players, who are not even worth their value, e.g. Dzeko.

It pisses me off as well, when people mention that he has been able to manage the egos at the club and that he won lots of titles in Italy.

He has not managed the egos and Tevez, Dzeko and Balotelli are examples of this. He only won so many titles in Italy, because clubs like AC Milan and Juventus fell behind after the betting scandal and their only competition was Roma, who were a pretty ordinary team at the time if you ask me.

They should get rid of Mancini and try and get Mourinho if not him try and get David Moyes

i agree mancini is shit, with the amount he has spent he should be winning the champions leauge and the premiership, there are better managers out there that spend less and do a better job.

(31-03-2012 21:23 )dan g 27 Wrote:  Mancini's solution to solve city's problems is always to spend piles of cash on players, who are not even worth their value

They should get rid of Mancini and try and get Mourinho if not him try and get David Moyes

it's the owners that spend the money. i doubt Mancini has alot of input - he is just a figurehead given the players and told to make it work. he isn't a big enough manager to be able to stand toe-to-toe with the owners - they know they can push him around.

i can see Mourinho going to City. he would invest a multi-million pound squad that would probably win the title next season regardless and he would be able to take all the glory. it would be Chelsea all over again.

watching match of the day and balloteli having a strop because he cant take a free kick what an ass

If Man City ever decided to replace Mancini with David Moyes, then a perfect replacement for Moyes at Everton would be Roberto Martinez, because he can work with a tight budget

Dan_g, why would Moyes want to go to City? In all honesty if he didn't achieve title success and have a decent run in the champions league in his first season he'd get the boot. Just like he would if he was to join Chelsea. Best place for Moyes is to stay at Everton, where he can continue to get a mid table team, mid table. I have my doubts if he'll be able to cut it much higher then Everton to be honest. His style of play isn't the most eye catching. He's done a decent enough job at Everton but with the squad they have you'd expect a top 10 finish most seasons anyway. I think Spurs might take a gamble on him If 'Arry fucks off and takes the England job, if Moyes does the business and proves himself at Spurs I fully expect him to go on and take the United job when old red nose hangs up his hair dryer.

Man City have a pathetic excuse for a manager if I am being brutally honest. He couldn't cut it last season and he has been drowning for months now. They went through a purple patch where everything went their way, decisions, the rub of the green. Everyone put a decent shift in, it was new it was exciting. Then he continues to re-shuffle the pack, dribble absolute crap in press interviews and slag off everyone but himself (unless it is to admit he didn't prepare for a game, which is his job after all)

Man United must be belly laughing themselves to sleep right now. They have to listen to that little bitch Viera making double standard ridiculous comments on behalf of the second biggest bitch Mancini to satisfy the Puppet Masters ego at City.
Mourinho would fit the bill for City but I reckon he'd rather hold out for the United job. I don't think he is right for the United job as he lacks a certain class that is expected of the big clubs like United and Liverpool. However I'm sure if he had a chance both United and Liverpool would turn a blind eye to Mourinho's lack of class for the sake of success.

(31-03-2012 23:51 )Money_Shot Wrote:  Dan_g, why would Moyes want to go to City? In all honesty if he didn't achieve title success and have a decent run in the champions league in his first season he'd get the boot. Just like he would if he was to join Chelsea. Best place for Moyes is to stay at Everton, where he can continue to get a mid table team, mid table. I have my doubts if he'll be able to cut it much higher then Everton to be honest. His style of play isn't the most eye catching. He's done a decent enough job at Everton but with the squad they have you'd expect a top 10 finish most seasons anyway. I think Spurs might take a gamble on him If 'Arry fucks off and takes the England job, if Moyes does the business and proves himself at Spurs I fully expect him to go on and take the United job when old red nose hangs up his hair dryer.

Man City have a pathetic excuse for a manager if I am being brutally honest. He couldn't cut it last season and he has been drowning for months now. They went through a purple patch where everything went their way, decisions, the rub of the green. Everyone put a decent shift in, it was new it was exciting. Then he continues to re-shuffle the pack, dribble absolute crap in press interviews and slag off everyone but himself (unless it is to admit he didn't prepare for a game, which is his job after all)

Man United must be belly laughing themselves to sleep right now. They have to listen to that little bitch Viera making double standard ridiculous comments on behalf of the second biggest bitch Mancini to satisfy the Puppet Masters ego at City.
Mourinho would fit the bill for City but I reckon he'd rather hold out for the United job. I don't think he is right for the United job as he lacks a certain class that is expected of the big clubs like United and Liverpool. However I'm sure if he had a chance both United and Liverpool would turn a blind eye to Mourinho's lack of class for the sake of success.

Mourinho should be Man City's number 1 choice, but if that failed they should approach Moyes. You ask why Moyes would want to go the empty head stadium, I just think he may want a different challenge, he's taken Everton as far as he could with the budget he has. I'm not saying that challenge would specifically be Man Shity, Man United and Spurs would also be challenges that would interest Moyes.

But, if Man City was the only job that was available and Moyes did take the job, I think he would do good in just one season I think he would be successful. Moyes is able to spend cash wisely and get his players to fight for the club.

Moyes is in his comfort zone now at Everton, because mid table finishes satisfy the fans, as they know Moyes has a tight budget and limited squad to work with. Even if Moyes went to City and got sacked, because they finished 2nd in league, what harm does it do to his reputation, everyone knows he is a top class manager

But is Moyes a class manager? Really? He hasn't won f-all at Everton, and like I've said, he has a mid table side finishing mid table.

People speak of this lack of budget, but players are being paid well and he has still paid some decent transfer fee's in his time.

He done well at PNE, and he has done well at Everton, but class?? That is debatable in my opinion.

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Ok maybe describing Moyes as a top class manager was a too strong of words to use, should have used very good manager