Pellegrini to Man City - Official

officially new city boss, 3 year deal

Congrats Chelsea...

Will be hated by the English press then driven back to Spain 

Will win the Premier League.

New Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has promised the club's supporters they will enjoy watching their team in action next season.

The Chilean has been appointed as Roberto Mancini's successor on a three-year contract with a clear instruction to play better football and win trophies after they missed out on silverware last term.

Pellegrini said: "Everyone knows if you arrive at a club like Manchester City you need to win titles.

"I think Manchester City have invested a lot of money to improve the squad every year and try, every year, to win titles.

"They were not successful in winning some titles but I am sure we are going to win - maybe the Premier League, the Champions League. We will try to win a lot.

"My first message is to tell all the supporters they will enjoy the season. I am sure they will enjoy the way our team will play. We will play an attractive, offensive play.

"I think Roberto did a great job here in Manchester. It is not easy to win the title after 44 years.

"But I think we start now a new cycle, a new style of club, adding to what Roberto has done over the years.

"I hope Manchester City will start another way of playing football.

"I am sure we have the best squad in the Premier League. We have wonderful players and can win important titles in the next three or four seasons."

Pellegrini has more than 25 years' of managerial experience in South America and Spain and is renowned for his man-management ability.

He added: "I think all my experience will help me at Manchester City.

"With Malaga I reached the quarter-final of the Champions League, with Villarreal also and the semi-final. All my experience will be very useful for me.

"I am sure we are going to have a very good season.

"I can tell all the fans of Manchester City I work very hard. I am very persistent in what I want to reach.

"I am sure, 100 per cent, I will not have any problems coming to the Premier League. I will adapt without any problems."

Pellegrini. DAT confidence.

It seems they signed some other bloke

good luck pelle

ExtremistEnigma wrote:Congrats Chelsea...

on?

Pelle will do a great job at City.
No doubt.

Mark my words, GL jinx will strike at some point next season, and when it does i will be there to remind you

...on winning the Premier League.

ExtremistEnigma wrote:...on winning the Premier League.

Yeah, I don't think this weakens city.

Sure. 

This actually improves Man City. lol

They might actually have a game plan / team structure now instead of relying on individual brilliance from Yaya Toure, Aguero etc...

ynwa wrote:This actually improves Man City. lol

They might actually have a game plan / team structure now instead of relying on individual brilliance from Yaya Toure, Aguero etc...

Exactly. I didn't want Pellegrini to come to city for this reason.

This is gonna be interesting.

Pelle has always had meager resources or unfavorable circumstances.

With man city he has quite a bit.

City will actually be a decent side in CL for a change, better than mancini's utter dross thats for sure

Quality football to be watched this season in the EPL for once...

The Sanchez wrote:Quality football to be watched this season in the EPL for once...

There's quality football all the time in the EPL, you should just watch it instead of making ignorant comments like this one.

Now on topic, welcome Pelle - let's see if he takes Isco with him.

What's his future? Who would replace him!

iftikhar wrote:What's his future? Who would replace him!

Ancelotti

If sheikh Mansour has even 1% as much sense as he has money, he'll get Paul Lambert

Rudi to City
Carlo to Roma
Montella to Napoli
Benitez to Madrid
Blanc sacked
Conte to PSG
Enrique sacked
Martinez to Barca
Karanka to Everton
Galtier to NUFC
Wenger retires
Klopp to Arsenal

dont you know that there is no love for benitez in madrid?

El Shaarawy wrote:Rudi to City
Carlo to Roma
Montella to Napoli
Benitez to Madrid
Blanc sacked
Conte to PSG
Enrique sacked
Martinez to Barca
Karanka to Everton
Galtier to NUFC
Wenger retires
Klopp to Arsenal

and Dortmund