Back home and see no one seemed interested in the points I shared last night from the hotel.
Reading the subtle painting that is smoothly implied on today OS's media summary, I am now getting convinced that there is certainly fire under the smoke.
It still puzzles me big time, having spent the last night thinking about Khaldoon's credentials of shrewd and extremely qualified top Investor: the even thought of him having chosen to back the mediocrity party and show the door to the one who have hardly fought to establish professionalism and hard work at the Club does not match the idea I had of our Chairman.
I also see that my opinion is well represented by another johnny foreigner landed on here well before me. It's certain as hell that none is irreplaceable and should the Owner have gone to toss his dices over some else with higher/similar profile of Mancini, I may loath it as a licker, but I could have very little to argue as a Blue.
Now,few facts that even the most brainwashed morons may get about the massive failure that appointing Pellegrini would represent:
While Manure have established their domination over the Premiership era also thanks to a certain level of positive bias widely spread all over the British Nations, it's certain as hell that Real Madrid enjoy nth level of the same bias since the early stage of their history: they are the Club of the Royal Crown of Spain and even the fascist dictator Francisco Franco had to took it into consideration.
On such an assumption, why someone who failed miserably at a Club which enjoy such level of bias would be an improvement over someone who have twatted the Nation's Sweetheart U*d, at the helm of the most hated Club of England is beyond me. Even considering that Pellegrini would take over on a job already done, and won't have to deal with a bunch of lazy cunts scraped by English top sides, nor he have to deal with the "backing" of some professionals like Marwood.
However, back on to another thread, it should be said "Your are not a City fan if...." You don't put Your passion for old good Swales' merry go rounds ahead of the Club success. People arsed to follow my contributions know that I was already a City fan when I happened to land on a fans forum for the fist ever, just moved by the pride of having a fellow Countryman, whose footballing nose I love, in charge of the Blues.
The very first post which draw my attention was on BM, where someone was posting something like "the cousin of my girlfriend met with the best mate of Stevie's girlfriend at the pub and he has been told of the desperation of poor little Stevie, knowing for certain that City is going to get relegated under this Clueless dictator"
Now I see that these glory days are back, at least based on this interesting report from the toilet:
patrickblue wrote:Question for you all, not sure which thread to put it in but this is as good as any.
I worked on Friday night, had a few hours sleep, then went off to Wembley, so I was blissfully unaware of all the shit that had happened
on Saturday morning.
Anyway, I was coming out of the toilet in Wembley, just before KO, and there was a guy talking to his mates just outside, he said that some of the players (Hart and Barry were two I definitely heard) had said if he stays, they will go. At the time I didn't have a clue what he was talking about, I now assume they were talking about Bobby.
Can anyone cast any light on this?
One may argue on man management, wondering of riots and mutinies, the truth is that in every field of working life, in every working teams You will find a couple of lazy counts bemoaning at the leader who is trying to have them earning their wages: the turning point will always be if the leader is allowed to stamp his authority by the organization he is appointed to represent.
I doubt that Slur would have established his reputation with the sort of backing Mancini has enjoyed at City.
Next fortnight is goona be interesting and very telling about the near future of this great Club, at least I may finally prove that I am a genuine Blue, irrespectively of the manager and I suspect that I am gonna share all the lovely moaning and irony which took the Blues spirit lively and proud during the long era which separated the Mercer/Allison tenure with the Mancini.
I still keeping my fingers crossed, hoping that we all learn by june that it's just a funny joke and the path upward will still be in place, with Mancini. Or failing that with a proven top manager like Ancelotti or a proven rising star like Martinez (PL proof) or Kloss.
I doubt that sacking Mancini, this way, and after what he have done to help rise the Club from an unsustainable position under FFPR to a Club that now only take a little stability in success to top the table of top earning Clubs, would attract many top managers tough.
