POST READING MATCH

[Swales4ever]

I am so glad: all MCFC problems are solved aaaallllll the sudden!
Those suffering 3 years are behind the shoulders, now.
we are back in heaven and we might finally start to win things!

Just, please, someone be so graceful to take all those idiots, chanting every game at everywhere City are playing, to Ted_Pol_Pot reeducational camp: the morons should have lived in a parallel world!

Britain I was educated in, was based on [highlight]Respect, Fairness, Acknowledgment and Loyalty[/highlight].... now it seems - all the sudden - that Revisionism is ruling all around, at least at MCFC, since May 13th, 2013.
funnily enough, just May, 13th!

Disgraceful never had a more comprehensive meaning.

I promise I shut up, and will be looking forward to see how many Crimes against Humanity will be charged to next incumbent, at any drop of a point or perfonmance, by the same bunch of ungrateful sycophants who have constantly abused Roberto Mancini for daring to bring some professionalism back to this Great Club, while restoring Pride and Success!

[john@staustell]

I am so glad: all MCFC problems are solved aaaallllll the sudden!
Those suffering 3 years are behind the shoulders, now.
we are back in heaven and we might finally start to win things!

Just, please, someone be so graceful to take all those idiots, chanting every game at everywhere City are playing, to Ted_Pol_Pot reeducational camp: the morons should have lived in a parallel world!

Britain I was educated in, was based on [highlight][u]Respect, Fairness, Acknowledgment and Loyalty[/highlight].... now it seems - all the sudden - that Revisionism is ruling all around, at least at MCFC, since May 13th, 2013. [/u]
funnily enough, just May, 13th!

Disgraceful never had a more comprehensive meaning.

I promise I shut up, and will be looking forward to see how many Crimes against Humanity will be charged to next incumbent, at any drop of a point or perfonmance, by the same bunch of ungrateful sycophants who have constantly abused Roberto Mancini for daring to bring some professionalism back to this Great Club, while restoring Pride and Success!

I do not remember this Britain. I remember winters of discontent, riots in the street due to poll tax and other issues, power cuts at school due to miners. Teachers that hit you and older kids that bullied younger ones. Fighting every time you went to a football match.

I also remember Peter Swales and Freddie Pye. Respect, Fairness, Acknowledgment and Loyalty? Fuck me.

This is football mate not a Buckingham Palace garden party.

[Swales4ever]

You know Johnny, I am sadly too old to have been educated before Maggie.

And those value were instilled to me well before by a family who used to listen to Radio London in the dark during WWII, and I am very much confident, absolutely certain that, despite my limits of expression, You get though what I meant.

No one is perfect, and this is certainly football and fans debate, often confrontation of egos for just the sake of amusement, but still....

[john@staustell]

Well it's all fun.

NQDP hasn't been as wound up as this week since the time leading up to Hughes' sacking and Mancini's appointment.

[Ted Hughes]

I am so glad: all MCFC problems are solved aaaallllll the sudden!
Those suffering 3 years are behind the shoulders, now.
we are back in heaven and we might finally start to win things!

Just, please, someone be so graceful to take all those idiots, chanting every game at everywhere City are playing, to Ted_Pol_Pot reeducational camp: the morons should have lived in a parallel world!

Britain I was educated in, was based on [highlight]Respect, Fairness, Acknowledgment and Loyalty[/highlight].... now it seems - all the sudden - that Revisionism is ruling all around, at least at MCFC, since May 13th, 2013.
funnily enough, just May, 13th!

Disgraceful never had a more comprehensive meaning.

I promise I shut up, and will be looking forward to see how many Crimes against Humanity will be charged to next incumbent, at any drop of a point or perfonmance, by the same bunch of ungrateful sycophants who have constantly abused Roberto Mancini for daring to bring some professionalism back to this Great Club, while restoring Pride and Success!

I don't know why you are singling me out. I've been singing Mancini's name every week since he got to the club. I didn't sack him.

I come on here to talk football & do it honestly, not as a Mancini fucking fanboy, the fanboy stuff is for when I'm in the ground & then I've sang Mancini's name 100% every time.

If the next bloke makes a fucking arse of it, I will criticise him regularly, but I may not want him sacking either if I believe he can do better, which I believed was the case with Mancini & still do.

But ultimately, as I've asked before, why not just leave me out of it ?

[Niall Quinns Discopants]

Well it's all fun.

NQDP hasn't been as wound up as this week since the time leading up to Hughes' sacking and Mancini's appointment.

Well Mancini years were pretty sweet ride overall. With the cups coming in I couldn't find reasons to get pissed off.

[Alex Sapphire]

Well it's all fun.

NQDP hasn't been as wound up as this week since the time leading up to Hughes' sacking and Mancini's appointment.

Well Mancini years were pretty sweet ride overall. With the cups coming in I couldn't find reasons to get pissed off.

you did OK

[Beefymcfc]

.....& if some of you fuckers weren't so utterly stuck up Mancini's fucking arse .....

....you agenda ridden cunts.

I thought we played similar to what we've played all season.

Oh wait, what's this 'Agenda Ridden Cunts' you talk of?

You're a total and utter arse mate. You proclaimed you weren't a Mancini outer yet you now come out with that. I won't call you names, I won't call you a fuckwit who knows all there is to know about football, I won't even say you are lost in your own delusion. What I will say though is that you are a City fan and entitled to your opinion.

Well done.

Well said that man. The team seemed the exact same to me. The thread was started to suggest how much better the team was doing. What do you expect from ted, disagreeing with him results in insults. The Balotelli (ted the mind reader) thread proved that and he hasnt changed since.

And you're re forming your little gang again ? Oh how cute.

I stopped reading there mate. Saying people are forming little gangs after calling these said people, what was it now, oh that was it, agenda ridden cunts, and alike, will almost certainly push these people together into the said 'Gangs'.

I don't think anybody would want us to play badly just to emphasise a point. In fact, I think all want the opposite, seeing it was Kiddo at the helm.

You seem to have got a complex Ted, as if you see certain posters being out to get you when the reality is that sometimes they just don't agree with your assessments. Then calling them names just for supporting the manager after the debacle that ensued only enflames the situation.

Debate is what this board is about and it would be a sad and lonely place if we all had the same views and opinions. That maybe you're problem mate, you might not be able to accept somebody elses opinion and therefore see it as an affront to your own.

Just saying.

[Swales4ever]

Ted, Piccs, and everyone else so called "haters", bar Sparty who always acted like a dignified dissenter and a grown man,

1st: I said, many times, that I love this board, where a little part of my hearth belongs, and all of You, irrespectively, but I got 46 before getting known of what the internet world is: hence, I am naive, and I can be a cunt. checked.

2nd: I have no personal issue with no one of You, if I happened to single out Ted, it's just by a chance: probably because he yesterday tried and took the piss in somewhat I perceived a very bad way (accusing me of abuse at Club's officials and players), the fact that he resurfaced jubilant, timedly enough to run the wave of the Mancini's badmouthering, call to blame for everything is wrong in this broken world and so. But most and most probably, mainly because, as Ted is well aware of, I rate utmost his intelligence and footballing nose.
You are entitled to personal opinions, personal negative feelings, and personal amusement on the internet, but while an idiot can't be charged for what he does not understand, an intelligent person can't be so hypocritical to run a personal witchunt for 4 years against a person working hard and committedly for the enhancement of what You probably love most, with so success btw.

3rd. and most impontantly, my sole and genuine, reason of disgust: my issue is with the Club's highest representative, Dr. Khaldoon Al Moubarak, who I take in the most opinion and respect based on the evidence of his astonishing qualifications, achievements and factsfile: I always said that a person who hold so many so diversified responsibilities cannot be on spot every moment, but now he certainly is, and the way the Club he runs has chosen to justified a perfectly justified private enterprising decision, hurts heavily with my sense of Justice: no matter what I feel for or I think of f*****g RM!
Not many People on internet forums may be aware of, but You, mr. Chairman, certainly are: when You hired the just axed manager, Your heavy investment was in the verge of a massive failure, handled by people with little competence, supervised by an Investor with no knowledge of the football industry, at the mercy of bunch of spineless lazy cunts of looser (Robinho, Ireland, Adebayor & co.) who felt entitled to decide how the team should be managed. The only thing You could have continued to do was to inject - and waste - money on the advise of a manager and a football administrator with little competence, WITH THE FFP incoming to block any further effort.
Only one of the top managers available on the market, could have been so brave and romantic to help Your efforts and investments to come to effectiveness and that is Mancini. People thinking that the likes of Mourinho, Ancelotti, Van Gal and so on, could ahve took the same risk to their carefully established reputation are silly deluded.
If it wasn't for the hard and committed work of Mancini, our beloved MCFC, would still standing sixth or so on the PL table, wasting money under the management of average second string managers like Hughes.

Now, the phase two has been deemed accomplished and has been decided to move to phase three: The Mancunian Way to La Cantera. Fair enough: as a passionate Blue I wish it will work wonders with Soriano and Berguistein running the shield of the Falcon Retriver. I really hopes that our beloved Club won't step back at mercies of young millionaires who don't want to be told to not get drunk at the pub and to work hard to enhance and develop their potential.

Just please: BE RESPECTFUL AND LOYAL ENOUGH, TO NOT INSTRUCT YOUR PR DEPARTMENT TO THROWN SHITE AND ABUSE TO THE REPUTATION OF THE MAN WHO MADE PHASE THREE COMES POSSIBLE!
SIMPLE GET OUT AND STATE TALL THAT YOU ALL HAVE DECIDED WAS TIME TO MOVE TO PHASE THREE, WITHOUT A PROPER MANAGER.

I know that's the way it goes in business, Mancini gets a massive reward for his efforts, much more than deserved in a more just world, but You know, I am a naive romantic Lefty and I am desperate to believe that it's not all just about money!

Rant over.
sorry Ted, for hurting Your sweet soul, and everyone for the headache arising by the reading of the above limeted use of the English language.

[Niall Quinns Discopants]

Well it's all fun.

NQDP hasn't been as wound up as this week since the time leading up to Hughes' sacking and Mancini's appointment.

Well Mancini years were pretty sweet ride overall. With the cups coming in I couldn't find reasons to get pissed off.

you did OK

LOL

[Swales4ever]

Well it's all fun.

NQDP hasn't been as wound up as this week since the time leading up to Hughes' sacking and Mancini's appointment.

Well Mancini years were pretty sweet ride overall. With the cups coming in I couldn't find reasons to get pissed off.

you did OK

+1 -
personal "banters" included

[Ted Hughes]

.....& if some of you fuckers weren't so utterly stuck up Mancini's fucking arse .....

....you agenda ridden cunts.

I thought we played similar to what we've played all season.

Oh wait, what's this 'Agenda Ridden Cunts' you talk of?

You're a total and utter arse mate. You proclaimed you weren't a Mancini outer yet you now come out with that. I won't call you names, I won't call you a fuckwit who knows all there is to know about football, I won't even say you are lost in your own delusion. What I will say though is that you are a City fan and entitled to your opinion.

Well done.

Well said that man. The team seemed the exact same to me. The thread was started to suggest how much better the team was doing. What do you expect from ted, disagreeing with him results in insults. The Balotelli (ted the mind reader) thread proved that and he hasnt changed since.

And you're re forming your little gang again ? Oh how cute.

I stopped reading there mate. Saying people are forming little gangs after calling these said people, what was it now, oh that was it, agenda ridden cunts, and alike, will almost certainly push these people together into the said 'Gangs'.

I don't think anybody would want us to play badly just to emphasise a point. In fact, I think all want the opposite, seeing it was Kiddo at the helm.

You seem to have got a complex Ted, as if you see certain posters being out to get you when the reality is that sometimes they just don't agree with your assessments. Then calling them names just for supporting the manager after the debacle that ensued only enflames the situation.

Debate is what this board is about and it would be a sad and lonely place if we all had the same views and opinions. That maybe you're problem mate, you might not be able to accept somebody elses opinion and therefore see it as an affront to your own.

Just saying.

I didn't actually mean you were forming a gang, I meant him above & one or two others. On one occasion some of them decided I hated Balotelli (which I didn't, I mainly was behind him most of the time, same as with Mancini) when I said I wasn't happy with his behaviour , then all disappeared when most of the board had a go at Mario on a later date & left me as one of the few voices defending him.

He brought that up, if you notice, not me, asking for others to remember it because he had a little gang going. Useless they were but a little gang all the same. On other occasions when I was defending Mario against groups of people the little gang was nowhere to be seen.

I can accept everyone's opinion & get called rotten for mine on plenty of occasions & have been called a 'Mancini hater' on plenty of occasions, indeed you yourself have implied it. I've got nothing against you though & don't mind what you call me tbh, I respect your right to give me shit on here like anyone else.

Other posters who keep mentioning me by name when it suits them & pigeon holing me into certain camps though, are putting words in my mouth that I don't mean & I don't like it.

In the end, everyone has been happily slagging everyone on here for years & I like it, & I don't see why this occasion is any different.

If I have offended you in particular, I apologise as I have always liked your contribution, whether I agree with you or not.

I just say what I feel on the whole though.

[Swales4ever]

IGNORE THE CUNT, HE'LL GET BORED TO TELL THE TRUTH....

[Clowncrete]

Only one of the top managers available on the market, could have been so brave and romantic to help Your efforts and investments to come to effectiveness and that is Mancini. People thinking that the likes of Mourinho, Ancelotti, Van Gal and so on, could ahve took the same risk to their carefully established reputation are silly deluded.
If it wasn't for the hard and committed work of Mancini, our beloved MCFC, would still standing sixth or so on the PL table, wasting money under the management of average second string managers like Hughes.

Now, the phase two has been deemed accomplished and has been decided to move to phase three: The Mancunian Way to La Cantera. Fair enough: as a passionate Blue I wish it will work wonders with Soriano and Berguistein running the shield of the Falcon Retriver. I really hopes that our beloved Club won't step back at mercies of young millionaires who don't want to be told to not get drunk at the pub and to work hard to enhance and develop their potential.
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Sorry mate but I disagree. I agree that Mancini turned the club from a top 6 contender to winners, but you are wrong about "Only one of the top managers available on the market, could have been so brave and romantic to help Your efforts and investments to come to effectiveness and that is Mancini". It is obvious that neither the sheik nor the board saw him as person who "will use the finances" effectively. For every winner he signed, he has also signed the likes of Kolarov, Balotelli and co. Inspite of the club aiming to reduce the wage bill and the amount spent on transfer, he still wanted unlikely targets like De Rossi, RVP and Hazard, who would have cost a 100 million more. He also moaned about it in public, which I am sure must have eroded the confidence of some players. Would Aguero like to hear how Mancini wanted RVP instead of him? I doubt it.

I really hopes that our beloved Club won't step back at mercies of young millionaires who don't want to be told to not get drunk at the pub and to work hard to enhance and develop their potential.

Yes, but there is a difference in having players ruling the roost and players being criticized in public. Hart was performing well, imo at the start of the season and yet he got slagged in public. Kompany has led the team. So he made the decision to play for his country. Instead of talking to him in private, he again laid him dry in public. If you for a moment think that Kompany is a lazy player who drinks his life away like a bum and doesn't develop to his potential, then you are being biased. Simple.
On the other hand, he allowed Mario to make error after error and he got away with it. Favoritism isn't good, is it?

I don't get it. How would there be stability if the manager and players don't get along, the board and the manager are squabbling and if the manager isn't interested in some issues like passing the ffp or working with youngsters as envisaged by the board?

[Im_Spartacus]

If it wasn't for the hard and committed work of Mancini, our beloved MCFC, would still standing sixth or so on the PL table, wasting money under the management of average second string managers like Hughes.

I think this is where people have a problem with the whole issue of you sensationalising Mancini's achievements, as though he took a little back street club on and made them giants.

Regardless what Hughes might or might not have done had he stayed that season, he was going to be replaced as he wasn't the owner's man. Had Mancini found himself another job, it means another manager top manager would have been out of work.

Manchester City would have appointed a different manager of the very highest caliber in 2009/10 whether it was Mancini or not - he is not the only good manager out there. And the only issue we have long had with Mancini, is that with the resources he had to call upon, he achieved nothing remarkable in his time at City that other managers of his caliber or better could not feasibly have achieved.

Therefore, it simply isn't true that City would still be in 6th place under 2nd rate managers, that really isn't true at all. Where we diverge in our views, is that whilst you feel Mancini's feats were remarkable, lots of us feel that they were pretty average in the context of the resources at his disposal.

Thats it, thats all, there's no intrigue or witch hunt against him, we just didnt think he was very good.

[carl_feedthegoat]

Saw the highlights again , different attitude from all the players and they seemed to enjoy their football.

[Swales4ever]

If it wasn't for the hard and committed work of Mancini, our beloved MCFC, would still standing sixth or so on the PL table, wasting money under the management of average second string managers like Hughes.

I think this is where people have a problem with the whole issue of you sensationalising Mancini's achievements, as though he took a little back street club on and made them giants.

Regardless what Hughes might or might not have done had he stayed that season, he was going to be replaced as he wasn't the owner's man. Had Mancini found himself another job, it means another manager top manager would have been out of work.

Manchester City would have appointed a different manager of the very highest caliber in 2009/10 whether it was Mancini or not - he is not the only good manager out there. And the only issue we have long had with Mancini, is that with the resources he had to call upon, he achieved nothing remarkable in his time at City that other managers of his caliber or better could not feasibly have achieved.

Therefore, it simply isn't true that City would still be in 6th place under 2nd rate managers, that really isn't true at all. Where we diverge in our views, is that whilst you feel Mancini's feats were remarkable, lots of us feel that they were pretty average in the context of the resources at his disposal.

Thats it, thats all, there's no intrigue or witch hunt against him, we just didnt think he was very good.

as I promised I don't want to continue to "sensationalising" anything, any longer.
Time is right to move one as we are MCFC fans, not Mancini's.

I let You in the fully entitled right to believe that all this continous blossoming of ignominious painting of the Mancini Human Being, leaking out everyday from the weirdest and improbable sources, is just for the sake JUSTICE and RESPECT for the truth.
Same apply to the scared interview released by little Kiddo, whose mouth and eyes were meaning the terror should the words Roberto or Mancini have happened to be told.

I truly feel for the poor Lads, finally release from terror, pains and constant abuse.

Honestly mate. I want to move on, despite the usual suspects - those so quick to applause the "Time to move on thread" keep spreading their venom towards the man who have restored pride and success at the Club.

Let's say so: this board does not fairly represent the distribution of feelings and opinions about the "AXED DICTATOR" in the same proportion as it is spread amongst the whole Blues.

[Sideshow Bob]

last night, we looked a far freer and more fluid attacking force than we have for many months. i think bob would have loved to have us play like that every week, but he became very gun shy following the hiding we took in napoli.

[london blue 2]

last night, we looked a far freer and more fluid attacking force than we have for many months. i think bob would have loved to have us play like that every week, but he became very gun shy following the hiding we took in napoli.

Agreed but we still struggled to put the ball in the net again and if we were up against decent oppo we may have been made to pay.

To early to tell for me.

That said Agueros goal was a thing of beauty!

[Swales4ever]

last night, we looked a far freer and more fluid attacking force than we have for many months. i think bob would have loved to have us play like that every week, but he became very gun shy following the hiding we took in napoli.

Agreed but we still struggled to put the ball in the net again and if we were up against decent oppo we may have been made to pay.

To early to tell for me.

That said Agueros goal was a thing of beauty!

You must forgive me mates, both of You, I know You are genuine.

But I really don't buy this newly spread crock of s** by the usual suspects.
I honestly did not see any difference in the flowing of our football yesterday, against the poorest opposition of the Prem, than what I saw in recent games.
Nor I found any less beauty the Aguero's goal at WHU h, or the Nasri's at WHL.
I can understand the sense of relief who could have felt Joe knowing to have been freed to go at the pub and dance on the bar aftermatch, but other than that I saw nothing different.

I also can appreciate the positive feeling of many fans who want to look at the full half of the glass, and I will be over the moon if, starting spending wise rather than big, with the addition of Cavani and Isco, next season we shall be capable to continue like this, with a little more of accuracy in front of the goal. Something that probably only manager Jesus Christ can provide to players who do not have it or are not arsed to improve their grit.