I could understand some City fans questioning their Manager, after seeing them knocked out of the CL when in a very winnable group and then seeing them win only 3 of their last 7 league games. With the money they have spent, and other teams rebuilding, the fans know that this is their moment and they are in grave danger of f*cking it up!SteveO 35 wrote:And without David Dein, Wenger would not be our manager. Without Herbert Chapman we may never have become a major club in England.richpye wrote:Macini didn't wind Man City their first trophy. The £400 million of petrodollars won them the trophy.SteveO 35 wrote:MK Gould - we could go on all night mate.
Chesney could easily (and probably should) have been sent off at Chelsea almost certainly denying us 3 points. Even he admits it
I think we chose to feel aggreived when it happens to us.
As for the comment regarding City and the manager, would you expect them to be complaining about him when he just won them their first cup since 1976 and has them top of the league for the first time in 40 odd years?
Bit of a difference moaning about one defeat, and us having to listen to the same old shite for the umpteenth time in the umpteenth season. Have you read some of the post match gems from the GIC - could have been from a number of games over the past 5 years:
The referee had a massive influence on the game like that
We had the chances to kill the game off before that and to win
Nothing went for us from the referee today, nothing at all.
Perhaps if Man City fans were listening to Mancini tripping out that shite after six trophyless years they might be "moaning about the manager"......
Two facts, without the money
1) Mancini wouldn't be their manager
2) Man City wouldn't have won their first trophy in umpteen years.
Without Abramovich, Chelsea would be nowhere.
Whoever inherits the Man United job from Ferguson wouldn't be in such a wealthy, run club if it hadn't been for his achievements of the past 25 years.
And your point is what? Of course the money for City has played a major role. My point is that history has taken its course, Mancini is their manager and why would a City fan currently complain about the job he's doing?
And I guess you were saying that United are well run....? No they are not. Financially they are in a bad state and they have over relied on Ferguson for years. They could well implode when he finally goes, and would then need a Wenger type Manager to get them out of trouble!
I honestly believe that what happened at half time was that the FACT that we had one days rest after playing on Saturday caught up with us. With that in mind then I would have been inclined to bring on Oxlade-Chamberlein..... albeit that he wasn't even on the bench. Maybe a strange decision that he wasn't when we had Squillaci and Miquel and surely we were never going to use both.JMascis666 wrote:Wtf happened at half time? It must have been one hell of a team talk from Le Boss.
From 1-0 up an crusing to being murdered all over the pitch in one easy team talk.
Although the game turned on Djourou's sending off, Fulham were murdering us 11 v 11 all through the second half.
Jesus christ Arsene what have you turned us into?