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Too right, trying to get players to play free flowing football instead of hoofing it is utter gash, we need to be more direct
I suggest Roberto needs to get a couple of massive midfield stoppers, quick nippy lads on the wing and central players with good ball handling skills and an accurate goal kicker. We can then run through the opposition, shout ‘gerrum onside’ then boot it long and chase after it and block any forward runs by the opposition by getting three of our lot to take them out by dumping them head first in the turf. :roll: :roll: :roll:
‘Percentage Football’, I call it.
“Better to win or concede a throw in near their area, than your own”.
Play for set-pieces. I love that style.
Mancini’s transfer targets for January are thought to be Liverpool duo Fernando Torres and Javier Mascherano, Bayern Munch winger Franck Ribery, Atletico Madrid striker Sergio Aguero, Benfica winger Angel Di Maria, Barcelona duo Yaya Toure and Thierry Henry and West Ham defender Matthew Upson.
Full story: The Sunday Times
I hope they have plenty of pegs in that dressing room
New Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini will hope to beat Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool to the signing of Palermo centre-back Simon Kjaer and his other targets include Juventus defender Giorgio Chiellini, Rubin Kazan left-back Cristian Ansaldi, Osasuna right-back Cesar Azpilicueta, Sporting Lisbon centre-back Daniel Carrico, Sampdoria forward Antonio Cassano, AC Milan midfielder Gennaro Gattuso and CSKA Moscow midfielder Milos Krasic.
Full story: Daily Mail
If anyone is near B&Q, can you pick a few more pegs, please? :roll: [/quote]
New Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini will make strengthening his defence a priority in the new year. West Ham centre-half Matthew Upson (£10m), Inter Milan full-back Maicon (£15m), Juventus full-back Giorgio Chiellini (£10m) and Bolton’s Gary Cahill (£10m) are all on the wanted list.
Full story: Daily Star
That’s about £300 million on players, and about a £100 on pegs and rawl plugs
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