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Daily Telegraph's MARK OGDEN: "Ridiculous that a manager can be sacked for finishing second and getting to the Cup Final, especially having won the league 12 months ago."

BBC's PHIL MCNULTY: "CL failure. Poor title defence. Dressing room discontent. Public complaints about transfer policy. Fatal combination for Mancini."

London Guardian's OWEN GIBSON: "For a man who thought racist abuse could be settled with a handshake, Sepp's very outspoken on the subject all of a sudden. Can't think why."

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