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Mancini out

by TheMaraudingDog » 25 Feb 2010 08:59


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Re: Mancini out

by TBM » 25 Feb 2010 09:33

You gotta laugh LOL.......they believed it was all Mark Hughes' fault when the new man cant do any/much better!

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Re: Mancini out

by paultheroyal » 25 Feb 2010 09:59

Next stop - Jose Mourino

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Re: Mancini out

by TheMaraudingDog » 25 Feb 2010 10:06

Last interview was last Thursday – second stage next Tues in recruitment

Jose’s last 3 clubs have been a Tier 4, Tier 3 and a Tier 2 club. His next step will be to one of the big 3, United, Barca or Real. No way would he drop to a Tier 5 side.

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Re: Mancini out

by TBM » 25 Feb 2010 10:18

TheMaraudingDog Last interview was last Thursday – second stage next Tues in recruitment

Jose’s last 3 clubs have been a Tier 4, Tier 3 and a Tier 2 club. His next step will be to one of the big 3, United, Barca or Real. No way would he drop to a Tier 5 side.


I cant see him taking the Real or Utd job so its either Barca or Portugal


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Re: Mancini out

by Whore Jackie » 25 Feb 2010 12:29

Could certainly see Mourino taking over at Liverpool – if the Americans go – and getting them back to Tier 1. Wouldn't rule out either Barca or Real too. Mourino and O'Neill's next managerial destinations are going to be very interesting ...

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Re: Mancini out

by gh7901 » 25 Feb 2010 12:43

TBM You gotta laugh LOL.......they believed it was all Mark Hughes' fault when the new man cant do any/much better!


tbf didnt the majority want Hughes to stay?
more a LOL @ the owners who assumed changing the manager would solve everything

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Re: Mancini out

by Smoking Kills Dancing Doe » 25 Feb 2010 12:44

Clearly wants the United job, sure he'd jump at Liverpool as well.

He'd prob even go City, certainly doesn't seem happy in Italy...

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Re: Mancini out

by Arch » 25 Feb 2010 13:43

I'm in Tiers at this thread.

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Re: Mancini out

by TBM » 25 Feb 2010 13:47

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TBM You gotta laugh LOL.......they believed it was all Mark Hughes' fault when the new man cant do any/much better!


tbf didnt the majority want Hughes to stay?
more a LOL @ the owners who assumed changing the manager would solve everything


I meant the board, not the fans.....

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Re: Mancini out

by Arch » 25 Feb 2010 13:51

OK, this was funny though:

"i am beginning to think we will never win anything"
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Re: Mancini out

by TheMaraudingDog » 26 Feb 2010 10:35

Following on from Roberto Mancini's promise that he will be "tearing down" the City Ticker banner and his claims that "When we go to Old Trafford, we will take that banner down", Stretford End Flags (SEF) would like to offer the opportunity for Mancini to personally take the banner down. The 28th February not only sees the day Manchester United partake in the Carling Cup Final, it is also 34 Years to the very day that Manchester City last won a trophy. To mark this occasion, SEF will be fulfilling Mancini's promise and will be taking the ticker banner down, down to Wembley that is! SEF would like to personally invite Mancini along to Wembley in order for him to get his hands on the ticker and for him to have the privilege of turning the Ticker over so its falls exactly on 34, we are even willing to provide his match ticket.
Mancini its over to you.


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Re: Mancini out

by Plymouth_Royal » 26 Feb 2010 12:25

TheMaraudingDog Last interview was last Thursday – second stage next Tues in recruitment

Jose’s last 3 clubs have been a Tier 4, Tier 3 and a Tier 2 club. His next step will be to one of the big 3, United, Barca or Real. No way would he drop to a Tier 5 side.


Since when have Real Madrid been one of the Big 3. Yes they have fantastic History, as do Liverpool, But what have they won recently that is a major trophy?

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Re: Mancini out

by TheMaraudingDog » 26 Feb 2010 12:34

They've won 6 league titles since Liverpool's last one :|

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Re: Mancini out

by sandman » 26 Feb 2010 12:40

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TheMaraudingDog Last interview was last Thursday – second stage next Tues in recruitment

Jose’s last 3 clubs have been a Tier 4, Tier 3 and a Tier 2 club. His next step will be to one of the big 3, United, Barca or Real. No way would he drop to a Tier 5 side.


Since when have Real Madrid been one of the Big 3. Yes they have fantastic History, as do Liverpool, But what have they won recently that is a major trophy?


Madrid's history is exactly what makes them a top team. In Barca they are up against probably the best team club of the last 30 years. That is the main reason why they haven't won a trophy in the last 2 years it doesn't stop them from being one of the top 3 clubs in the world. It's clear Mourinho doesn't like Barca so Madrid would be the perfect fit.

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Re: Mancini out

by soggy biscuit » 26 Feb 2010 12:41

Barca won't need a new manager for some time. Ditto Utd. Real Madrid usually have a handfull of managers a season but Mourinho ain't stupid enough to go there.

Agree on Liverpool, can see him there sometime in the near(ish) future.

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Re: Mancini out

by TheMaraudingDog » 26 Feb 2010 12:55

Jose will replace Fergie in the next couple of years. FACT.

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Re: Mancini out

by sandman » 26 Feb 2010 12:56

soggy biscuit Barca won't need a new manager for some time. Ditto Utd. Real Madrid usually have a handfull of managers a season but Mourinho ain't stupid enough to go there.

Agree on Liverpool, can see him there sometime in the near(ish) future.


Mourinho thinks he is the best manager in the world. He wouldn't care how many managers Madrid have had recently he would want to be the one who wins trophies against the seemingly unstoppable force of Barca and prove how great he is. He might not be "stupid enough "to go to Madrid but he's definitely arrogant enough.

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Re: Mancini out

by Hoop Blah » 26 Feb 2010 13:00

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TheMaraudingDog Last interview was last Thursday – second stage next Tues in recruitment

Jose’s last 3 clubs have been a Tier 4, Tier 3 and a Tier 2 club. His next step will be to one of the big 3, United, Barca or Real. No way would he drop to a Tier 5 side.


Since when have Real Madrid been one of the Big 3. Yes they have fantastic History, as do Liverpool, But what have they won recently that is a major trophy?


Since De Stefano and Puskas won then 5 European Cups on the trot and Bernabeu turned them into the THE European super power. They've never really slipped from there, in the same way as Utd never really slipped out of the top few clubs in England despite not winning the league for however long, 27 years wasn't it TMD?

Not sure I would say there's a top 3, maybe more like 5 or 6 though. Either way, Real would be one of them.

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