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Roberto Mancini: Too Many Clubs Roll Over For Manchester United

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Mancini is bang on.

Too many shthouse managers in the Mcarthy mold, that prick rested most of the wolves first team at OT a few years back because "our Prem status won't be decided at places like OT" - defrauding the fans it is.

Then everyone says nobody outside the monied crew win anything - so it must be about money!!
 

Its a fear factor thing with Man Utd at OT; RS had it for years, and now most teams aren't arsed going to Analfield, they'll play their game instead of playing to cull the opposition.

It'll happen to Utd as well, Ferguson as built this empire and put fear into those that go near it; got to respect the man because his team this year is very average (bar the odd couple) yet they are steam rolling the league, and especially a team managed by a scarf wearing bellend who thinks he his the second coming. I hate that little italian fag
 
nigelcoyb said:
Mancini is bang on.

Too many shthouse managers in the Mcarthy mold, that prick rested most of the wolves first team at OT a few years back because "our Prem status won't be decided at places like OT" - defrauding the fans it is.

Then everyone says nobody outside the monied crew win anything - so it must be about money!!
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Rubbish I went to that game Wolves played really

Plus Mcarthys stance was vindicated as they beat Burnley in the next game and stayed up

Then Mcarthy was sacked the rest is history
 
I think Mancini has a point, but the thing is Utd have earned that psychological advantage by being the top team in the country for 20 years. It certainly has an effect in my opinion anyway
 

Only ones who made a game of it this season, were Tottenham, Southampton, Newcastle, Us and Villa, but as Walken says being the best team for 20 years makes it very difficult for anyone.
 
Fergusons the master of this. Every time he gives your club a little pat on the head after they turn you over, or bigs you up for a europa tilt, or something like that he's confirming your place to you in the pecking order. Notice how he's softened his stance towards arsenal and wenger recently. Only the canniest and strongest of characters are onto it and can do something about it.

Luckily for us Moyes fears no one at home so we will always do the right thing at home.
 
So West Ham seriously took it to United last night and should have won, but for suspect officiating
Furthermore, in two consecutive days we now have Wenger as well as Ferguson complaining about aggressive play. Ferguson's complaint almost the same as Wenger, talking about the need for stronger referees who will cut that play out.
 
Walken said:
I think Mancini has a point, but the thing is Utd have earned that psychological advantage by being the top team in the country for 20 years. It certainly has an effect in my opinion anyway
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Thats got a lot to Merit to it.

Mancini is just drawing attention to man utd as his team haven't been up to the task. With all that money he has spent....you could say hes not great at his job. No one, regardless of their role in life, would want to put attention to that!
 
I think he needs to just start concentrating on trying to win football games. Jumped up prick.

They got beat at home to United.

He's fast becoming my least liked manager, after Pardew.
 

The Hibbert Agenda said:
So West Ham seriously took it to United last night and should have won, but for suspect officiating
Furthermore, in two consecutive days we now have Wenger as well as Ferguson complaining about aggressive play. Ferguson's complaint almost the same as Wenger, talking about the need for stronger referees who will cut that play out.
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To be fair Carroll should have gotten a straight red. Even in Rugby League it would have been considered 'rough', so that sorta evens it up.
 
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