Caretaker Manchester City manager Brian Kidd said Roberto Mancini's sacking has rocked the club, even as they secured a second-place finish in the English Premier League.
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- May 24, 2013
- Updated: 3:25pm
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A week of worldwide acclaim for Alex Ferguson and his 26 years in charge of Manchester United patently failed to get the message through to Manchester City's trigger-happy owners that stability is...
Manchester City sacked manager Roberto Mancini on Monday following his team’s feeble defence of the Premier League title they won exactly one year ago.
City's loss means the club will end the season without a significant trophy for the first time in three years and is likely to intensify speculation about Mancini's job security in the British...
City face Tottenham today knowing a defeat at White Hart Lane, and a win for leaders Manchester United against Aston Villa tomorrow, would confirm Alex Ferguson's team as champions.
With United 15 points clear of second-placed City, Mancini has been forced to concede his side's reign as champions is all but over. Yet there is still plenty to play for at Old Trafford, with...
Tevez scored a hat-trick - the fifth of his City career - and had a hand in two other goals as his side beat Championship club Barnsley 5-0 to reach the Wembley semi-finals next month.
Roberto Mancini believes that Carlos Tevez still has an important part to play in Manchester City’s future, this season and beyond, after he helped the club into the FA Cup semi-finals.
Roberto Mancini has called on Manchester City to use last week's victory over Chelsea as inspiration to keep the pressure on Manchester United when the champions travel to Aston Villa today.
Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini believes his team's commanding 4-0 FA Cup victory over Leeds could be the springboard for an unlikely onslaught on leaders Manchester United at the top of...
Mancini's side are effectively out of the Premier League title race and Mancini accepts there is now an even greater incentive for his team to look to the FA Cup.
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