Just when they said they'd lift the trophy at Etihad stadium...

Company was great

that is why the man himself needs to be GOOD.

"hey sir furguson.. u quack2x too much.. hahaha". said dato' mancini to sir furguson.

Awesome header by Kompany. Good job City for getting the 3 points from MU.

Mancini vs Ferguson lol

True. Money doesn't guarantee success but it surely helps but with the amount he has spent, he has no excuse to not win the league.

Actually he's not bad as a manager, substituted Tevez and Silva to save their energy for next match. It could have gone backfired. Maybe he thought Webb is not around, so he took the gamble.

This post has been edited by ProbMan: May 1 2012, 07:18 PM

thats what i thought.

Imagine Mourinho, Lippi, Ancelotti, Ferguson or even Wenger with that kinda of money, these men can manage with an eye shut.
season probably ended long time ago.

This post has been edited by Lionel10Messi: May 1 2012, 07:28 PM

It's not just about money or spendings. It's all about how well a manager utilized the amount allocated to him, the effort he puts in bringing the team together, how he can improve the depth of his team, how they gonna improve week in week out and also how he handles the ego of his players (between Senior and Junior, World class star and newcomer)

It's good to see that EPL finally have a team that understands the importance of using creative MFs, possessions, and utilizing possessions to the max.

True but it just pisses me off when Mancini says he needs "four more players" or "I don't have enough players".

Yes I would agree it peeves me to hear he wants to further beef the mid-field up and also land in another striker, he's already got quite a good selection of existing players but every manager has their own set of players they want to bring in, in this case I guess he probably wants to get rid of some existing ones and bring his in. In another way he's putting it "I need more players to see if they can perform better than the existing ones, then I'd replace them and sell" after all you all know he has the big bank's backing.

Guess what I found out just now. MU super agent is being saved for the Newcastle match.


Now to recap yesterday's derby IMO we had 2 referees.

Remember MU last visit (FA Cup match) , he went after Foy (who initially wasn't going to) to get VK red carded.



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...t-blame-me.html



Yesterday, Rooney was after Marriner all match long




Obviously the scouser, couldn't get his whistle blown, gave the honest ref an earful by calling him a f####ng t@@t!

Thats the role model for England fans especially the young uns.


Yesterday match we saw more of roonery buffoonery



What a role model for PL fans!

Is it true HOWARD WEBB will be officiating the match between Newcastle United vs Manchester City?

This post has been edited by Frankmiller92: May 2 2012, 05:08 AM

Yes Webb @ Newcastle
And surprise surprise we gonna have Rooney assisting Chris Foy @ OT for Swansea's visit.

ICNMIU!


Now you know why I agree with Mancini why MU is the favourite!

I thought sharing this post by a MU fan about sugar daddy maybe enlightening;




To complete above, lest we forget, poor MU fans in the far east are directly or indirectly paying off the huge loan interests. As a result of the debt saddled by the smart Yankee owners.

In contrast our middle east sugar daddy is heaping liquid funds and or equity into the club and Manchester.

Chelsea fan here wishing you all the best! I'm sure u can do it

Congrats guys on your win against ur neighbour.... u deserve it this season... even did the Double Home & Away.... impressive.... anyway, just 2 games remaining.... dont slips and keep on winning the remaining games.... bcoz i dont care who wins the Premier League "asalkan bukan MANU..." If u manage to win this one, you will surpass ur most difficult mental block.... after that, you will have the winning mentality that Mancini craving for all this while....

Dont worry about the money.... its the same bullshit story when Chelsea 1st under RA.... come on.... be realistic, money cant buy success.... you still need the right player and the right manager to perform ur duty on the pitch.... money dont play football, money dont manage football.... but people!!!! i agree that with the right investment on players and manager, it can lead to success.... but buying success.... totally bull....

just ignore the MANU fan if they keep on bugging over money buy success.... they just dont know how to accept defeat and learn to respect their opponent...

for all that matters... u've outwit them twice this season.... home and away.... and even humiliate them at their own backyard (mayb should change to Theatre of Nightmare)....

Agreed on the above statement.
Money cannot literally buy success, but with money, getting theright player (whatever the cost), the right manager and getting all these 11 players (more if including reserves) to work as a team will definately get the Success!!

Anyway Congrats to ManC for winning the Manchester derby.
SAF will have a terrible nightmare to know that MU lost by goal differences (provided both Manchester teams won their last 2 games)

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Added on May 2, 2012, 11:09 amYes, Kompany was at the right place at the right time to head in the Goal.
Now, it is Mancini 2 SAF 0

This post has been edited by pingpang: May 2 2012, 11:09 AM

A tap on his ears from Kompany and he went falling.