Manchester City Season 2009/2010

[devilsadvocate]

good i have never liked mark hughes since his man utd playing days.

I liked Hughes because he is fckn useless and was never going to lead citeh to anything

[johntheclaret]

Hughes farewell to the fans at the end of the game said it all.

There were strong rumour (reported by Sky on the day) that Mancini was at Eastlands during the game.

Apparently they have retracted that today, saying Mancini was somewhere else.

Another wasted year for City me thinks

[Bully]

i heard that hughes was told that he was no longer needed before the game against sunderland. if i knew that before the game i would have said good luck, and walked.

[Bully]

i have heard a few rumours about the owners of man city are looking to buy Real Madrid?

[Bully]

Manchester citys new manager has come out saying that there shouldnt be a problem attracting players to city during the jan transfer window.

Yes i agree with him, when the price is right. go on a spending spree and buy more players, offer outrages transfer prices for players that are sub standard i.e. lescott, adebayor etc
maybe they will offer c ronaldo from real madrid double for what they paid for him from man utd. im sure that would upset fergie

[devilsadvocate]

Mate adebayor is hardly sub standard. He's poured in the goals this year.

[johntheclaret]

Mate adebayor is hardly sub standard. He's poured in the goals this year.

Bully's just bitter mate

[devilsadvocate]

Mate adebayor is hardly sub standard. He's poured in the goals this year.

Bully's just bitter mate

Bloody gooners! I spoke to a mate who's a big Arse fan on the weekend (had my back to the wall mind ) and he said good ridence to Adebayor. I suggested he probably wasn't saying that too loudly as Ade single handedly downed the Gooners earlier in the season!!!

[Bully]

Mate adebayor is hardly sub standard. He's poured in the goals this year.

Bully's just bitter mate

not bitter no. adebayor was good, dont get me wrong but sometimes he would dissapear during a game like he wasnt on the pitch . he also had a rift with some of the players there, also thought he was the best striker going around ( BIG HEAD ).

[devilsadvocate]

not bitter no. adebayor was good, dont get me wrong but sometimes he would dissapear during a game like he wasnt on the pitch . he also had a rift with some of the players there, also thought he was the best striker going around ( BIG HEAD ).

Yeah, I'd much rather have Bendtner who also ticks all the boxes in your list, but is actually a crap player.

[Bully]

yes bendtner is crap, but i have noticed he is improving when hes not injured.
Unlike walcott, everytime he plays a game he gets injured and is out for weeks. great player but very injury prone.

[johntheclaret]

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Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour has written off the club's £305million debts £305m, that's not a typo

[johntheclaret]

Manchester City will today announce losses of £92.6m for the last financial year, the second-biggest single year loss for any club in the history of English football, after Chelsea - and City's figures do not even take into account the summer's £125m spending spree

[devilsadvocate]

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Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour has written off the club's £305million debts £305m, that's not a typo

That's fine to do that, but the EPL still regards cash injected to the club by an owner as a debt dont they?

[johntheclaret]

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Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour has written off the club's £305million debts £305m, that's not a typo

That's fine to do that, but the EPL still regards cash injected to the club by an owner as a debt dont they?

Not if he decides to simply write it off, surely??

[devilsadvocate]

Back on topic

Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour has written off the club's £305million debts £305m, that's not a typo

That's fine to do that, but the EPL still regards cash injected to the club by an owner as a debt dont they?

Not if he decides to simply write it off, surely??

The tabloids constantly bang on about Roman's loan to Chelski. Surely he could also write his loan off to shut them up? (Although I think Roman still sees his Chelski funds as an investment, meaning there will need to be a rturn one day).

[johntheclaret]

Back on topic

Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour has written off the club's £305million debts £305m, that's not a typo

That's fine to do that, but the EPL still regards cash injected to the club by an owner as a debt dont they?

Not if he decides to simply write it off, surely??

The tabloids constantly bang on about Roman's loan to Chelski. Surely he could also write his loan off to shut them up? (Although I think Roman still sees his Chelski funds as an investment, meaning there will need to be a rturn one day).

Agree, and that's the difference. If Chelski ever return a profit Romanski can take some of his loans back if he wants to. It also means that should anyone (not in a million years) ever want to buy Chelski, they would have to pay back RA's loans too.

[Bully]

like i said in a previous post i heard citehs owners are looking to purchase Real Madrid also, thats a rumour i heard.

[Bully]

Patrick Viera signs for man city.

im very upset was hoping he would return to the gunners

[RoosterMarty]

I am not sure how well he will go in the EPL now...

You don't really need Viera when you have Song anyway.