Guest Bilo Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 To be fair, Mancini hasn't only just left a club, he's been out of work since August. It's fair to say that we wouldn't represent a step up in his managerial career, but it's hardly like him pitching up at Doncaster. We're a club who are still in Europe who have money to spend and a talented, albeit massively underperforming, playing squad. With good management, recruitment and tactics, there's no reason why we couldn't be a decent long term prospect.
Finnegan Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 17 minutes ago, Ricey said: We need a modern thinking manager. Hiddink, MoN, Mancini etc aren't long term options. Football has changed and we need someone who is part of this new breed of football managers.
cityfanlee23 Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 2 minutes ago, Eskay said: All those saying Mancini - you need to do some background reading on this issues off the field at Inter and Man City. Not sure he would work well with either the owners or our princes we call players! Can you link some info?
tom27111 Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 1 minute ago, cityfanlee23 said: Is this a joke? His profile is private so can't see it! It's true. Think he's had enough abuse on Insta so set it to private. There's a screenshot on here somewhere, it's also on BBC sportsday if you scroll down.
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 14 minutes ago, Dickov22 said: My top (realistic ish ) choices would be as below: 1) Anyone but 2) Sean Douche Bag 3) Eddie Howe YES please 4) Gary Rowett 5) David Wagner who ? The owners will go for a big name though. No doubt about it. Sorted
cityfanlee23 Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 2 minutes ago, Finnegan said: Am I being stupid not knowing his name? I know the face
ktfox59 Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 15 hours ago, lnkstern said: That would be... so incredibly odd to wrap my brain around. Hard to separate my dislike for Ars from potential dislike for Wenger. That tweet from Mancini, for me is a clear sign of getting fans on side. Praising Ranieri.
Guest Bilo Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 1 minute ago, Finnegan said: It'd be the coup to end all coups, but he'll end up at Bayern or Dortmund when he leaves Hoffenheim. Brilliant young manager, the same goes for Pal Dardai at Hertha.
Guest Bilo Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 1 minute ago, cityfanlee23 said: Am I being stupid not knowing his name? I know the face Julian Nagelsmann, 29 year old manager of Hoffenheim. He's taken them from relegation certainties to fourth in the Bundesliga in under a year, spearheaded in part by the goals of a certain Andrej Kramaric.
Dickov22 Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 10 minutes ago, SecretPro said: No2. No. Just No. Odious, bitter man. Maybe yes. Brilliant manager though. We'd love that side of him if he were ours....
Ted Maul Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 Might Laudrup be a shout? Career seems to have tailed off since Swansea but he had them playing some cracking stuff. It would be nice to see us string 5 passes together again. Danish connection with Kasper also.
matty98 Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 Paul Heckingbottom? Doing a fantastic job at Barnsley and is only 39 years old.
Wymsey Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 Reckon there will be a press conference tonight (18:00ish) with the new manager..
Dickov22 Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 5 minutes ago, Bob Weasel Fox said: Sorted Check out Wagner and what he has done at Huddersfield. Miraculous. He's gonna be a big star
Heart-Shaped Fox Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 Has Mancini been in a relegation battle? Need someone like that really
cityfanlee23 Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 2 minutes ago, Bilo said: Julian Nagelsmann, 29 year old manager of Hoffenheim. He's taken them from relegation certainties to fourth in the Bundesliga in under a year, spearheaded in part by the goals of a certain Andrej Kramaric. Yep, thanks for that mate, Knew I'd seen his face. Return of the Kram?
SecretPro Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 2 minutes ago, peterborofox said: Has Mancini been in a relegation battle? Need someone like that really Kind of do but kind of don't. I'm not too keen on the idea of some scrappy, get it sorted, park the bus type coming in and turning us into Westbrom. With 13 games left I think there is still time to play some proper football and avoid an out and out dogfight. Something in between would be fine, with experience of success and fighting against relegation. I want someone who can teach the boys how to play lovely football but also instil that winning mentality.
Pasty1 Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 Roy Keane to come in and sort out these Players......
irishmenfox Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 Next manager should be Ranieri but failing that I wouldn't mind some English passion and who know the league like Sean Dyche, Roy Hodgson or Harry Redknapp
Grewks Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 People suggesting these 'modern' and 'total footballing' style coaches..... We don't have the playing staff to play that way.
Wymsey Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 Just now, Bilo said: Mancini now odds on with most bookies. Always came across as decent manager to me, but that training incident with Balotelli is automatically on my mind with him. Showed he can have a bad side of him under pressure.
AjcW Posted 24 February 2017 Posted 24 February 2017 2 minutes ago, irishmenfox said: Next manager should be Ranieri but failing that I wouldn't mind some English passion and who know the league like Sean Dyche, Roy Hodgson or Harry Redknapp
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