Laudrup and Klopp are flavour of the month, I wouldn't be considering them just yet.
Agree with the rest though. For me, the players look together, but I wouldn't be surprised if he is starting to lose the dressing room. Tactically, he has been all over the shop this season and it has taken one or two changes, or the quality of individual players, to get us out of it.
I thought before last night that Mancini would have until the end of the season and then someone else would be coming in. Now, I think a lot may depend on the result on Sunday.
I've never thought Mancini was right for you and I think that if you had a real top quality manager you'd have probably dominated, and still could. I do hope you give him until the end of the season though but I think anything less than champions, or runners up & a cup, and you could see him leaving.
Been underwhelmed by City this season, I'd convinced myself after last season that they'd use the title and push on for a few more blitzing everyone in their path but that just hasn't happened, luckily for us.
He meant that qualifying for the next stages of the CL didn't come into the equation last night, and I guess that's his real focus.
Think it was a fair point to be honest.
I think City will find their feet in the CL, and I agree with the next quote he makes too.
If they'd have held on in Madrid, who knows? Confidence is a huge motivator in football, and if they'd returned from Madrid with something, then the pressure may have been turned onto someone else.
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posted on 5/12/12
Laudrup and Klopp are flavour of the month, I wouldn't be considering them just yet.
Agree with the rest though. For me, the players look together, but I wouldn't be surprised if he is starting to lose the dressing room. Tactically, he has been all over the shop this season and it has taken one or two changes, or the quality of individual players, to get us out of it.
I thought before last night that Mancini would have until the end of the season and then someone else would be coming in. Now, I think a lot may depend on the result on Sunday.
posted on 5/12/12
I've never thought Mancini was right for you and I think that if you had a real top quality manager you'd have probably dominated, and still could. I do hope you give him until the end of the season though but I think anything less than champions, or runners up & a cup, and you could see him leaving.
Been underwhelmed by City this season, I'd convinced myself after last season that they'd use the title and push on for a few more blitzing everyone in their path but that just hasn't happened, luckily for us.
posted on 5/12/12
He meant that qualifying for the next stages of the CL didn't come into the equation last night, and I guess that's his real focus.
Think it was a fair point to be honest.
I think City will find their feet in the CL, and I agree with the next quote he makes too.
If they'd have held on in Madrid, who knows? Confidence is a huge motivator in football, and if they'd returned from Madrid with something, then the pressure may have been turned onto someone else.
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