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Justified logic wrote:Really? Navas and Kolarov? They came on in leaps and bounds under Pellegrini didn't they.

Bang out of order for bringing Kolarov in to this!!

Did he get a start yet or is he driving a taxi?

sheblue wrote:Did he get a start yet or is he driving a taxi?

he's waiting until after 31st october
apparently vampires can earn a fucking fortune that night

Justified logic wrote:OK, I'll rephrase it explicitly as this thread is about Pellegrini, not Iheanacho, and my question was about Pellegrini's ability to develop players, not about Iheanacho joining the first team.

Has anyone noticed or heard of an improvement in Iheanacho's game over the past couple of years that was down to Pellegrini's coaching? Genuine question. We've seen an improvement already in Sterling under Pep and Delph has spoken enthusiastically about learning from Pep. I've not heard of anything like that about Pellegrini but am willing to have my perception corrected.

And this goes back to my point. Pellegrini was keeping the seat warm for somebody else why would he be developing the kids for the next manager to reap the benefits of?

He knew his time at city was going to be a max of 3 years and focused on utilising the players that gave him the best chance of winning honours, hence he left an ageing squad behind. It's so obvious I'm surprised you keep asking why he didn't develop the kids.
As for Iheanacho well he's a talent he proved that last season and as has been accepted he's young and is gonna make mistakes and I'm sure will learn from them.

Justified logic wrote:OK, I'll rephrase it explicitly as this thread is about Pellegrini, not Iheanacho, and my question was about Pellegrini's ability to develop players, not about Iheanacho joining the first team.

Has anyone noticed or heard of an improvement in Iheanacho's game over the past couple of years that was down to Pellegrini's coaching? Genuine question. We've seen an improvement already in Sterling under Pep and Delph has spoken enthusiastically about learning from Pep. I've not heard of anything like that about Pellegrini but am willing to have my perception corrected.

David Silva:

"Having Manuel here has helped me personally," he said. "It's been really good for me. He's suited me down to the ground. My style of play is more suited to an attacking style. He's helped me develop as a player. You always want to improve as an individual."

Boom.

Argument over.

Change your username ASAP.

Original Dub wrote:Boom.

Argument over.

Change your username ASAP.

only ever one winner

Original Dub wrote:Boom.

Argument over.

Change your username ASAP.

Whooooshhhh

Don't understand the venom for Pellegriini.

Came in and steadied the ship, delivered some success, and always represented the club with dignity and civility.

Although results were mixed and football was, in fairness, atrocious at times I don't think he deserves ill-will of fans.

Is there some bullshit tribal nonsense going on where as soon as someone leaves the club you suddenly have to hate them?

littlebig wrote:Don't understand the venom for Pellegriini.

Came in and steadied the ship, delivered some success, and always represented the club with dignity and civility.

Although results were mixed and football was, in fairness, atrocious at times I don't think he deserves ill-will of fans.

Is there some bullshit tribal nonsense going on where as soon as someone leaves the club you suddenly have to hate them?

same as the hart thread
some fucking weirdos on here

Justified logic wrote:

Original Dub wrote:Boom.

Argument over.

Change your username ASAP.

Whooooshhhh

Are you even going to acknowledge the quote from Silva or would you rather conveniently ignore it?

Sure I acknowledge it. Thanks for digging it out.

Nigels Tackle wrote:

littlebig wrote:Don't understand the venom for Pellegriini.

Came in and steadied the ship, delivered some success, and always represented the club with dignity and civility.

Although results were mixed and football was, in fairness, atrocious at times I don't think he deserves ill-will of fans.

Is there some bullshit tribal nonsense going on where as soon as someone leaves the club you suddenly have to hate them?

same as the hart thread
some fucking weirdos on here

I don't think I've read one reasonable respectable poster talk massive shit on either Hart or the Count. Esss Normull that they would leave but any fan appreciates the history and emotion. Anything else is just trolling fucktardation.

Cheers

Gringo Twatburger wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:

littlebig wrote:Don't understand the venom for Pellegriini.

Came in and steadied the ship, delivered some success, and always represented the club with dignity and civility.

Although results were mixed and football was, in fairness, atrocious at times I don't think he deserves ill-will of fans.

Is there some bullshit tribal nonsense going on where as soon as someone leaves the club you suddenly have to hate them?

same as the hart thread
some fucking weirdos on here

I don't think I've read one reasonable respectable poster talk massive shit on either Hart or the Count. Esss Normull that they would leave but any fan appreciates the history and emotion. Anything else is just trolling fucktardation.

Cheers

presume you're referring to cftg?

Nigels Tackle wrote:

Gringo Twatburger wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:

littlebig wrote:Don't understand the venom for Pellegriini.

Came in and steadied the ship, delivered some success, and always represented the club with dignity and civility.

Although results were mixed and football was, in fairness, atrocious at times I don't think he deserves ill-will of fans.

Is there some bullshit tribal nonsense going on where as soon as someone leaves the club you suddenly have to hate them?

same as the hart thread
some fucking weirdos on here

I don't think I've read one reasonable respectable poster talk massive shit on either Hart or the Count. Esss Normull that they would leave but any fan appreciates the history and emotion. Anything else is just trolling fucktardation.

Cheers

presume you're referring to cftg?

Aren't acronyms wonderful ??

Off to China according to Sport 360.

Hebei

john@staustell wrote:Off to China according to Sport 360.

Hebei

Good luck Manuel.

This is interesting, rumour has it that Bony is heading to China in January and Seluk has been suspiciously quiet too, I wonder...

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

Justified logic wrote:OK, I'll rephrase it explicitly as this thread is about Pellegrini, not Iheanacho, and my question was about Pellegrini's ability to develop players, not about Iheanacho joining the first team.

Has anyone noticed or heard of an improvement in Iheanacho's game over the past couple of years that was down to Pellegrini's coaching? Genuine question. We've seen an improvement already in Sterling under Pep and Delph has spoken enthusiastically about learning from Pep. I've not heard of anything like that about Pellegrini but am willing to have my perception corrected.

David Silva:

"Having Manuel here has helped me personally," he said. "It's been really good for me. He's suited me down to the ground. My style of play is more suited to an attacking style. He's helped me develop as a player. You always want to improve as an individual."

take anything a player says about another player or coach with a pinch of salt.

MilnersJaw wrote:

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

Justified logic wrote:OK, I'll rephrase it explicitly as this thread is about Pellegrini, not Iheanacho, and my question was about Pellegrini's ability to develop players, not about Iheanacho joining the first team.

Has anyone noticed or heard of an improvement in Iheanacho's game over the past couple of years that was down to Pellegrini's coaching? Genuine question. We've seen an improvement already in Sterling under Pep and Delph has spoken enthusiastically about learning from Pep. I've not heard of anything like that about Pellegrini but am willing to have my perception corrected.

David Silva:

"Having Manuel here has helped me personally," he said. "It's been really good for me. He's suited me down to the ground. My style of play is more suited to an attacking style. He's helped me develop as a player. You always want to improve as an individual."

take anything a player says about another player or coach with a pinch of salt.

Thanks for the advice.

I was simply giving JL an example of what he was looking for but thanks again.

A good last pay day for Pellegrini.

He he clearly did not belong at the elite level, but this gives him a good pay off before retiring back in Chile.