MEN argh but can someone scan that???

http://youtu.be/7osmZdR49QI

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What!? Send him money? City are going to pay him off around 10 mill aren't thay?

Roberto Mancini has revealed that Manchester City discussed a move for Napoli striker Edinson Cavani many times when he was manager at the Etihad Stadium.

Cavani's future is again the subject of intense speculation this summer and Manchester City have been linked with a swoop for the Uruguayan.

The player's father revealed earlier this week that he had set his heart on a switch to the Etihad Stadium, but Mancini reckons he should also consider City.

Mancini, dismissed by the club at the end of the season and replaced by Manuel Pellegrini, had identified Cavani as somebody who could strengthen City's squad during his time in Manchester.

"When I was at City I often spoke about Cavani with the management because he was somebody who could have been targeted," Mancini is quoted as saying by the Manchester Evening News

"However, I don't know now whether he is of interest in the club's new technical project."

There have been rumours that Edin Dzeko could head to Napoli as part of a deal to bring in Cavani, and Mancini insists the Italian club would be getting a good replacement.

He said: "Dzeko is a great striker and he could score 20 to 30 goals a season in Italy, I'm sure of that."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25833097

I see some reports spinning that interview as Bobby taunting Pellegrini - fuckers.

I fucking loved his three seasons at City - and how he changed the club.
He doesn't need to defend himself in the face of reporters leading questions.

Loving this season as well but it doesn't change the fact that Mancini is part of our history and a legend.

I see some reports spinning that interview as Bobby taunting Pellegrini - fuckers.

I fucking loved his three seasons at City - and how he changed the club.
He doesn't need to defend himself in the face of reporters leading questions.

Doesn't matter how well we're doing now, doesn't change the fact that Mancini is part of our history and a legend.