Mancini and his players are more of a stiff professional connection.

Before today, Mancini had many conflicts and conflicts with the players.

Previously, Mancini's highest appearance was when he was fighting with Bashen on the training ground, and was pulled apart by the staff and teammates.

In September 2011, after the team lost to Bayern, Mancini told the media that Tevez refused to play as a substitute, and said, "I don't have it."

This was an event that could make a big deal smaller, but Mancini used this event to successfully divert the team's attention from consecutive losses.

"It all depends on Tevez. As long as he apologizes officially, I will act like nothing happened. If he doesn't apologize, he will leave the team in winter." However, just five months later, Mancini made such a statement.

After Tevez apologized, Mancini took back his life to ban the Argentinians.

Such a dispute ended with a dramatic ending, Mancini showed generosity and lost her prestige.

Mancini had previously publicly stated that he wanted to box Nasri because of the unstable performance at the beginning of the season.

This is not the first time Joe Hart has been criticized by Mancini. After Manchester City lost to Real Madrid in the Champions League 2-3 in September last year, Joe Hart expressed his request for the team to reflect on himself, and was also angrily scolded by Mancini: It is you who should reflect on him.

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As Fang Jue expected, Mancini was finished.

The last straw that broke all this was a speech by Mancini the next morning.

Mancini, who seemed tired and somewhat unconscious, was interviewed by a reporter at the door of her home.

Mancini attributed the team's poor record this season to the club's unfavorable signings. He said that failing to buy Van Persie was intercepted by Manchester United as the decisive factor.

On the morning of the same day, Manchester City Club officially announced that Mancini was fired.

The Italian head coach will start the holiday with a penalty of £7 million.

Damn it!

Fang Jue received a system's task reminder and couldn't help but swear.

"Congratulations to the host for triggering the task of [forming a eleven-person lineup of coaches after class]."

According to the system instructions, this is an eleven-player lineup composed of coaches who were beaten by Fang Jue. The coaches are all formerly famous players.

A 11-person lineup should be formed within the specified time.

Fang Jue asked the system, how long is the specified time?

System response: Five years.

However, the system stated that the greater and extraordinary the player career of the coach selected for this lineup is, the more recognized the system can relax and extend the time limit for completing tasks.

As for how long it takes to extend, the system has the final right to interpret.

Fang Jue spat, you said it, no matter what, you have the final say, this behavior that belongs to ** is a very gangster-like overbearing clause.

Fang Jue was a little unhappy.

Those coaches who came from players did not offend him, so they had any grudges.

Take Ancelotti as an example. What a good person, he is harmonious.

How outstanding Ancelotti has performed in his players' age.

What a good goal!

The system is so stupid, why did this task be released now? Why didn’t Ancelotti release it two years ago when get out of class was dismissed?

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In addition, only after being directly defeated by Aston Villa and the opponent's head coach was fired by the club before the team's next game came, the system truly recognized that the reason for being fired was beaten up by Fang Jue was met.

To be honest, this condition is indeed quite harsh.

Generally speaking, a head coach is fired by the club and will not be simply because of a game. This must have been the coach before, and then the loss in a certain game is just the fuse.

This means that Fang Jue wants to complete this task, not only Aston Villa wants to blow the opponent, but also try his luck, praying that when he meets the opponent, the opponent is in a panic and faces the crisis of being dismissed.

Fang Jue looked at it and found that the task completion rate was 1/11.

Mancini, who had just finished class, successfully settled in Fang Jue's eleven-person cabin.

The remaining time of the task displayed by the system is five years and one hundred days.

This means that Mancini's player career has been systematically recognized and has been extended by one hundred days.

Fang Jue thought about it and said that Mancini was like this and still contributed to him. All he could do was:

A day later, Fang Jue criticized Manchester City's decision to fire Mancini, and the Aston Villa head coach said it was a very wrong decision.

"Mancho did a good job, he shouldn't be treated like this."

"A team must maintain consistency, and the head coach should be in charge of the team for a long time before he can walk on the right path. Look at Manchester United, look at Arsenal, yes, look at Aston Villa..."
Chapter completed!