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Roberto Mancini has admitted that he has stepped into a
different culture at Manchester City and he is changing things
slowly.
The Italian is concerned that the pre-match diet of the players is
not as it should be, and he wants to see more chicken, pizza and
even wine on the table ahead of games.
"I have found myself in a very different world and I am trying to
adapt without changing the rules," said Mancini, according to
The Daily Mirror.
"Let me give you an example. Food before a match, I will
sort that out calmly.
"For example, you need chicken, pizza, carbohydrates, even a
glass of wine, but they are not on the table."
But Mancini is also confident that he can improve things at
Eastlands and has promised the City fans that they can look forward
to meaningful success during his tenure at the club.
"I have just arrived in Manchester and the fans are incredible, the
players are strong and the club well organized," he added.
"I have signed a three-and-a-half year contract and I have a
duty to win as I did at Florence, Rome and Milan.
"I'm living the Premier League without thinking of anything
else. I can't believe it. It's been great to win straight away and
so often. The win against Blackburn was special and I dedicated it
to my father as it was his birthday.
"The objective is fourth place and the Champions
League."
And Mancini's fellow countrymen in the Premier League have
been quick to wish him well, with one notable exception.
"I have heard from [Carlo] Ancelotti, Roberto Di Matteo and
Gianfranco Zola. They were all very kind. I haven't heard from
[Fabio] Capello."