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Mancini 'angry' after defeat

David Platt revealed Roberto Mancini was too angry to talk after Manchester City suffered a 2-0 defeat by Everton at Goodison Park.

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greenfellow (Manchester United) says...

I think the problem Mancini has right now ( him still dreaming) is the fact that he is still second place even after being 15 points behind. Can someone remind him he is actually like 5 - 6th position in the good old days?

Posted 8:55pm 17th March 2013

nicthetrick (Manchester United) says...

Everton get an onside goal ruled off, referee gives City a free kick for the initial handball..... Where did the decisions not go for City? I'm really tired of Mancini and his cohorts excuses for their failings this season. The management should really begin to ask themselves some posing questions regarding their ability.

Posted 6:36pm 17th March 2013

prawnsandwich (Manchester City) says...

dactyl, bright and edgy is a red, don't waste your time.

Posted 6:00pm 17th March 2013

bright and edgy (Manchester City) says...

@dactyl...So in your mind I'm not allowed to form an opinion because I haven't watched every game? Right ok then. Fact is that being 15 points behind isn't good enough, not when City have spent the money they have. Obviously that gap may be reduced but so far this season City's performance in the league has been terrible. All eyes are on City and its hard enough justifying the massive sums of money they spend without being utterly rubbish like we have been this year. And as for being a glory supporter, if I was I would be sticking my head in the sand making up excuses for City being so s**t. Which seems to be exactly what you are doing. So the chances are that I am more of a real fan than you are. Oh....and thank you for the grammar lesson, I bet YOU'RE a right hoot on a night out.

Posted 2:48pm 17th March 2013

bernsteinforpm (Manchester City) says...

As has been pointed out, there's really no point moaning about the penalty decision as key decisions went both ways at various stages. Quite possibly favouring City overall. I'm going to take note next time I see Probert referee though. Can he really be that bad every week? On this performance he seemed set on spoiling the game from the off and is either an awful decision maker or considers far more than simply what he sees happening on the pitch. Anyway, good work Everton. I said earlier in the season that Dortmund had played like Everton at their best, and there you were, playing like Dortmund again.

Posted 10:54am 17th March 2013

petergriffin (Manchester City) says...

I d say the same about this as I did about Fergie not talking to the press after the Madrid game. If he s angry its best he doesn t come out and talk to the press as they will leap on anything he says. I sort of agree with you markarogers although from a different slant I wouldn t blame the officials because as with the offside the penalty incident happens so quickly its easy to make a mistake thier only human afterall. Fair play to Everton who were brilliant and to United who over the season have been much better than us and everyone else.

Posted 9:31am 17th March 2013

wozza (Manchester United) says...

@ dactyl... United's and Chelsea's title defences have been on TV for a long time. You could've watched those.

Posted 6:29am 17th March 2013

manunited (Manchester United) says...

I think he's more embarrassed than angry. I wouldn't want to face the media either after the performances this season with the money he's got. What do City fans think about him? And who would you get in to replace him?

Posted 12:46am 17th March 2013

dactyl (Manchester City) says...

bright and edgy You can't know anything about a team defending a title unless you are a regular match going fan of that team. So unless you're (note the spelling) one of those glory hunters we read about whose allegiance changes every season, your post made no sense. I had assumed you were a City fan and therefore followed only them but perhaps you aren't. I suggest you read your posts before posting them. It always helps.

Posted 10:26pm 16th March 2013

bright and edgy (Manchester City) says...

@dactyl....I'm talking about the season following any team winning the title you muppet not just City. And your wrong again....I was giving props to Man Utd for pretty much sealing the title this year, Utd being better and City not giving/playing at 100%....not whether Everton were better than City today. So if your done trying to correct me, wind your neck in and pipe down.

Posted 7:36pm 16th March 2013

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