Has Pellegrini taken City as far as he can?

Hopefully he does enough damage to keep us dreaming

Beat United, you..........................................

mr-r34 wrote:Hopefully he does enough damage to keep us dreaming

I agree.

>Keeps doing terribly. Loses top 4 spot to Liverpool.
>City poach Rodgers.
>Rafa comes home.

Happy days for all.

Apparently Rafa is City's number one choice according to the reports. So I don't think that little scenario will play out the way you think buddy.

Benitez back in PL and managing another team not called Liverpool

Staph puhleeessee!!

srigooner wrote:Benitez back in PL and managing another team not called Liverpool

Staph puhleeessee!!

He managed Chelsea remember? Not as a manager, but you know.

Don't call me James wrote:Apparently Rafa is City's number one choice according to the reports. So I don't think that little scenario will play out the way you think buddy.

It's okay. Next years our year, am I right?

Red Alert wrote:

srigooner wrote:Benitez back in PL and managing another team not called Liverpool  

Staph puhleeessee!!

He managed Chelsea remember? Not as a manager, but you know.  

That's why I said 'another'

Maybe I should have gone for 'yet another'

He was signed in 2013 and won them the league and League Cup and made them get out of group stages for the first time in his first season.
I think tha a title per season is the most a Club like City can aspire, and I wouldn't fire him this season. Next season, would be his last chance. I'm not a fan of Pelelegrini, but there aren't many better proven coaches than him to replace him. Although you could gamble with one of Bob Martinez, Valverde, Paco Jemez, De Boer or Oscar Garcia.

The fact that there are no obvious replacements available might save his ass, but the bottom line is that City aren't playing any better nor differently and are not getting any better results than with Mancini - and he was deemed not good enough.

Art Morte wrote:The fact that there are no obvious replacements available might save his ass, but the bottom line is that City aren't playing any better nor differently and are not getting any better results than with Mancini - and he was deemed not good enough.

But they are getting better results. He won a double the first season (Mancini never won a double and only one league in 3 seasons) and got them outside group stages in the CL.

free_cat wrote:He was signed in 2013 and won them the league and League Cup and made them get out of group stages for the first time in his first season.
I think tha a title per season is the most a Club like City can aspire, and I wouldn't fire him this season. Next season, would be his last chance. I'm not a fan of Pelelegrini, but there aren't many better proven coaches than him to replace him. Although you could gamble with one of Bob Martinez, Valverde, Paco Jemez, De Boer or Oscar Garcia.

Yes pleeeeeease

zigra wrote:

free_cat wrote:He was signed in 2013 and won them the league and League Cup and made them get out of group stages for the first time in his first season.
I think tha a title per season is the most a Club like City can aspire, and I wouldn't fire him this season. Next season, would be his last chance. I'm not a fan of Pelelegrini, but there aren't many better proven coaches than him to replace him. Although you could gamble with one of Bob Martinez, Valverde, Paco Jemez, De Boer or Oscar Garcia.

Yes pleeeeeease

Ajax fan wanting De Boer out after he made you the indisputed dominators in Holland after years of embarrassing yourselves...? With a quite mediocre team, I must add.

You could try to watch a couple of our remaining games and you probably will understand

Btw we won these titles because the league is trash these days. We are not better than we were the season before de Boer came in. Absolutely no way.