There Is Only One Sinnacle

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini tells Italian newspaper Gazetta dello Sport that he wants to remain in charge at Eastlands amid reports of a return to Italy with Juventus and also wants to try to persuade Argentina striker Carlos Tevez to stay on at the club.

The jury is still out on Roberto Mancini but surely if he leads Manchester City to the Champions League and FA Cup this season both the club and coach would be foolish not to see it out.

Real Madrid have made Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez their top summer transfer target and have sounded out his adviser about a potential £35m move. Daily Mirror

Trades never happen in football but who says no to a Tevez for Benzema swap?

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp reckons Manchester City’s summer transfer targets will “blow your brains out”. Daily Express

Whine Whine Whine. If Harry Redknapp wasn’t English and a good quote the press would be giving him some serious heat for the way his team has played the last half of this season.

Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho has advised Manchester United to sign 25-year-old Dutch midfielder Wesley Sneijder from his former club Inter Milan. Metro

Jose Mourinho is already plotting moves for when he takes over at Manchester United.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is considering Turkey boss Guus Hiddink and Porto’s André Villas Boas as possible replacements for manager Carlo Ancelotti. Both have previously worked at Stamford Bridge, Hiddink winning the FA Cup in 2009 as caretaker manager, while Boas helped ex-Blues boss Jose Mourinho.
Full story: the Guardian

Leave Andre Villas Boas alone. He should stay at Porto for another year then by all means he can go.

Former Netherlands internationals Marco van Basten and Frank Rijkaard are emerging as front-runners to replace coach Ancelotti at Chelsea – if the Italian is removed from his position.
Full story: Sporting Life

Neither can fill Ancelotti shoes. Something is wrong with Chelsea. To give up a goal in the first minute of the best game of the year means something is off. Sadly it’s easier to change the coach with that being the case then the players who are at the root of the problem.

Atletico Madrid manager Quique Sanchez Flores could replace Gerard Houllier at Aston Villa – if the Frenchman steps down following his recent health scare.
Full story: talkSPORT

Sanchez Flores is a prick who the players will surely turn on. There are better choices out there.

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