Roberto Mancini

[.h.]

the famous "unresignation" and then forcing inter to pay him out in full after the CL crash out will go down in history lmfao

 

[Abu Bader]

According to Sky, it's because FIGC were hiring into his technical team without consulting him.

Also, he didn't take anything when he resigned in 2016.

 

[.h.]

According to Sky, it's because FIGC were hiring into his technical team without consulting him.

Also, he didn't take anything when he resigned in 2016.

well,y eah, because he'd have had to have continued to manage inter if he didnt resign

that was the whole point of my "unresigning" comment

 

[IM21]

According to Sky, it's because FIGC were hiring into his technical team without consulting him.

Also, he didn't take anything when he resigned in 2016.

i'd also quit if they started to hire all the Juventus trash.

 

[Abu Bader]

well,y eah, because he'd have had to have continued to manage inter if he didnt resign

that was the whole point of my "unresigning" comment

Conte disagrees with you. Taking 7.5m when he was the one who wanted out.

 

[.h.]

Well, I still dont get why the fuck we paid Conte off tbh.

 

[nurko]

Well, I still dont get why the fuck we paid Conte off tbh.

No one does, it was the weirdest thing at Inter, and we get plenty of weird things each season.

 

[Corrode]

Coach of Saudi Arabian NT.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1690787065879764992

18 M salary per year is a nice package for entering pre retirement.

 

[NimAraya]

Well, I still dont get why the fuck we paid Conte off tbh.

That's what broke clubs with no money does. Oh wait!

 

[Corrode]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1695882920940929525

30 M/year? legit money

 

[ADRossi]

He's out as Saudi manager. Shocking.

 

[Il Drago]

Compensation package is gonna be juicy.

 

[pupivn]

He's out as Saudi manager. Shocking.

Not really, considering the drama from Asia Cup, shocking is he managed this far.

 

[Alex de Large]

One of the most overrated managers of the last decade.
I Will remember him for always choking in CL with Inter.

 

[Il Drago]

I have always been of the belief Mancini would have become a better sporting director than a coach.

 

[Puma]

I kind of lost respect for him when he resigned following a loss to Liverpool and then tried to back track on his decision.

His limitations in the Champions League were frustrating but I still appreciate that we had him as a coach.

In a way, I feel he lay the foundations for the season Mourinho had in 2010. Mancini showed Moratti that what we had in Mancini as a coach would never be enough and that the club needed to hire a coach that would be able to make the next step from defeated quarter-finalist in the Champions League. Without Mancini falling short, Moratti may not have taken the step to go all out and bring in Mourinho.

 

[DARi0]

Compensation package is gonna be juicy.

Schira: Mancini is reportedly set to walk away with an enormous €20M payout after leaving his position as head coach of the Saudi Arabia national team by mutual consent on Thursday.

I have always been of the belief Mancini would have become a better sporting director than a coach.

I agree but for sure a sporting director is not even close to what a top coach is earning.

I mean Mancini had been earning around €30M per season on his deal with the Saudi FA

The €20m pay-out fee appears to be roughly the same as what he would have been owed until the end of the 2024-25 season.

As he had originally signed a deal until the summer of 2026, the severance package means that the Saudi FA will not have to pay Mancini the €30m that he would have been owed for the 2025-26 season.

Better businessman than coach.

 

[pupivn]

Perfect hair is costly tbf

 

[Aries]

him getting appointed and dismissed, all on the same forum page

 

[Ethor]

20M payout? Good lord don't they chop of hands for thievery anymore.