Fulham sack Ranieri

[Lawnmower]

I don’t think Neil was on the top of any city fans Christmas list before arriving, I would have him for 2/3 seasons while working a plan in the background to take the club forward

On the way back from Burton myself and my mate ( who has managed in the Welsh League) were both saying the club HAD to go for Warnock and that he was the only one who we could see could turn it around.

Personally though I don’t like or rate Allardyce, I’ll probably get smashed by someone with a load of facts of how well he has done, but I just wouldn’t want him anywhere near City.

Seems that most clubs take him in just as a very short term measure. He comes across as cold and selfish.

Warnock for me immerses himself in the club and changes the whole ethos of it. In our case, for the better

[jamieccfc]

On the way back from Burton myself and my mate ( who has managed in the Welsh League) were both saying the club HAD to go for Warnock and that he was the only one who we could see could turn it around.

Personally though I don’t like or rate Allardyce, I’ll probably get smashed by someone with a load of facts of how well he has done, but I just wouldn’t want him anywhere near City.

Seems that most clubs take him in just as a very short term measure. He comes across as cold and selfish.

Warnock for me immerses himself in the club and changes the whole ethos of it. In our case, for the better

I was just trying to point out he wasn’t exactly the most liked person similar to Sam. It is hard to knock big sam’s achievements but he did go up in my estimations when he laughed at that Spanish jack twat

[Harry Monk]

On the way back from Burton myself and my mate ( who has managed in the Welsh League) were both saying the club HAD to go for Warnock and that he was the only one who we could see could turn it around.

Personally though I don’t like or rate Allardyce, I’ll probably get smashed by someone with a load of facts of how well he has done, but I just wouldn’t want him anywhere near City.

Seems that most clubs take him in just as a very short term measure. He comes across as cold and selfish.

Warnock for me immerses himself in the club and changes the whole ethos of it. In our case, for the better

100% win record as England manager.

Not as if he's been caught taking a bribe is it?