Mancini sacked

The season was underwhelming for the in Europe. That is my reasoning. The fa cup final defeat won't have helped. Clearly some players where not with him either. But still it's crazy to sack him. But as someone quoted he's getting a 28 million payoff so not all that bad eh.

 

You would view things differently if you watched City week in week out.
Supporters are basically divided in 2
On the one side is the we must have stability,he's won our first 2 trophies in decades camp
I'm in the other one where we find his manmanagent a disgrace,he's tactically inept and has made City an easy touch for any team that really cramps us for space

Aug Liverpool away 2-2
Extremely fortunate to escape with a point,Liverpool first to every ball simply wanted it more but for a couple of gifts would've lost comfortably

Sept arsenal home 1-1
Extremely fortunate to escape with a point,arsenal first to every ball simply wanted it more

Nov west ham away 0-0
A tactical masterclass in how not to break a team down
Play was slow and ponderous,never looked like scoring and were lucky to come away with a point,west ham should've had a penalty & had a goal harshly ruled out

Dec Everton home 1-1
Extremely fortunate to escape with a point,Everton first to every ball simply wanted it more

Dec man Utd home 2-3
Basically started the game with ten men by Mancini starting his pet f uckwit Balotelli,2 down before we knew it,rallied a bit then sucker punched at the end by sticking the French coward on the end of the wall
Lost and all down to the tactical nous of Mancini


Dec Sunderland away 0-1
Sunderland first to every ball,deservedly lost as Sunderland simply wanted it more

Jan QPR away 0-0
Slow,pedestrian play made it a comfortable evening for QPR
Never looked like scoring,no plan B and no idea

Feb Liverpool home 2-2
Extremely fortunate to escape with a point,Liverpool first to every ball simply wanted it more

Feb Southampton away 1-3
Worst performance of the season
A must win game where we started very slowly and found out to our great surprise that the opposition were first to every ball and simply wanted it more,who knew?
Fully deserved win by saints

March Everton away 0-2
Having seen Wigan dismantle Everton at home in the FA cup the clues to how to play against Everton were there for all to see
Never at the races,Everton first to every ball simply wanted it more and we were pathetic,tactically inept and never in the contest

April spurs away 1-3
Comfortably holding a 1-0 lead against an on the day bang average spurs side,Mancini didn't respond to the obvious substitutions Spurs were to make,overran in midfield,spurs first to every ball simply wanted it more and won quite comfortably as city threw Lescott on a a centre forward rather than Dzeko who was on the bench.
Trudged up Seven Sisters rd in disgust season over and thinking I preferred watching City when they were shiiit but tried



We were very fortunate that Utd choked the title the season before and Mancini has had plenty of opportunities to sort out the clear inadequences of his team in terms of passion,commitment and endeavour never mind the mirage of tactics he clearly knows very little about.
I would be very disappointed if he hadnt been sacked,he's had enough chances to sort it out,time for someone else to have a go

Well played Wigan on Saturday
First to every ball and simply wanted it more
Who'd have thought it?

 

Know your feelings, we are like it every week it's one inept performance after Another at least your club had the balls
To change it, sadly another **** season on the cArds for us next year

 

I think it was his man management and being able to sell the club to new players.
He's had well publicised trouble with Tevez, Dzeko, Balotelli and even Kompany, his seemingly mature captain. How many other players has he fallen out with? (like Souness)
This transmits to the other players and if they don't want to play (whilst on £200k a week) things have to change.
Whilst we have an issue with Pardew, a player not wanting to play on £30k a week can find another club a lot easier.
If City had have signed Van Persie the league would have looked very different, yet he failed. And I know out smarting Ferguson and Man U would be a challenge, but that's what he needs to do to sign the best and keep ahead.
Consider how many articles for players linked with that group of teams in Man U, Man C, Chelsea, Barca, Bayern etc have said I'm flattered but don't want to go to Man City. Why?