bluestevon
Player Valuation: £80m
The City fans I work with give him exactly the same grief as the Martinez-out posters do on here.....it's like an off-the-shelf abuse pack for football geniuses to campaign for dismissal......."no plan B", "can't defend without Kompany", "bought sh1te like Sterling and Navas", "clueless substitutions".....
And he looks like Niall Quinns dad.
If you want an ex-City manager who did a fine job, and who their fans still chant about then you need to be heading to Milan, not Chile with Moshiris cheque book.
As i said mate, i'm mixed on Pelligrini, has he massively udnerperformed at City - obviously - is their a lot of behind the scenes reasons why he may have - no doubt about it, their form since the annoucnement shows in many ways that. As a club from the top down they have been waiting for 4 years or more now for Guardiola and has always been a situation that the manager was keeping that seat warm, not ever the best situation to manage in really
To counter that though, he took over Villareal and the job he did their was amazing, same when he took over at Malaga too, and the style of football he palyed wa sto be commended at both - and both had sound defensives under him too
Madrid - hard to really rate any manager on what they did at Madrid tbf, finished second - got their record ever points total whilst doing so, and managed to manage a lot of masive ego's with no problems
so at the real top could say he underperformed, at middle/lower level clubs he overperformed and got them into the bracket that both Moyes and Martinez have failed to do - playing CL, interstingly both Malaga and Villareal had a cash injection around the time he took voer - so would be similar to what we may have
All depends on whcih manager we'd get if it happened, could be more of the same effectively as you stated, or could be someone that pushes us onto another level