...or just stay at Man City and make them invincible.Originally Posted by SinghDude
...or just stay at Man City and make them invincible.
Tevez is too ugly to play at Barca anyway.......
"The success you are enjoying today is the result of the price you have paid in the past."
Yeah I suppose he wouldn't exactly improve their 1st team photo.
indeed and yet they they stole a crowd celebration from some Polish nobody team. I wonder if Man City have compensated them.
Crazy Mancs finally have a world class team costing hundreds of millions on the pitch and what do they do? They turn their backs on the team to stare at the back of some fellow manc's head instead
Yeah, it is a rather erm... 'backwards' celebration.
The way stadiums are built its more likely that they will be staring at some fellow manc's ass.
Dyslexia for cure found!
Where is the "I couldn't care less" in the thread title.
"This is the stickiest situation since sticky the stick insect got stuck on a sticky bun"
As a matter i fact i do care.
I care enough to hope they win fckall this season.
"The success you are enjoying today is the result of the price you have paid in the past."
Amen to that.
Would be quite funny to see. Especially if they don't even qualify for the CL next season.
Although I'd prefer to see them win the league etc. rather than Man Yoo.
I also don't want them to win anything, although if it came down to Manchester for the title, Man City for the title rather than Utd
Uefa to scrutinise Manchester City's sponsorship deal with Etihad
I'm gonna guess that nothing happens with this and some FIFA ****s get a bit richer.Uefa has confirmed it is scrutinising Manchester City's sponsorship deal with Etihad Airways to see whether the club have taken advantage of their Abu Dhabi links to help circumvent the incoming financial fair-play regulations.
The 10-year agreement will be worth close to £400m for City but has led to complaints that the money involved is out of proportion with the scale of the deal.
City have been looking at ways to increase their revenue to help meet the fair-play regulations and avoid any risk of being denied a place in the Champions League in coming years, but Uefa wants to clarify that Etihad, run by the Abu Dhabi government, has paid a market price.
"I have some questions, yes," Jean-Luc Dehaene, the chairman of Uefa's Club Financial Control Panel, said. "If we see clubs that are looking for loopholes we will act. It is not enough to say: 'We've got a sponsorship contract and that's OK' if the contract is out of line."
Arsène Wenger, the Arsenal manager, has complained that the Etihad deal "raises the real question about the credibility of financial fair play" and Liverpool's managing director, Ian Ayre, has also spoken of his concern. "Are Etihad, City and Sheikh Mansour related parties? If they are, it's up to Uefa to rule on them," he said.
City made a loss of £93m in 2008-09, £121m in 2009-10 and the latest figures, due in September, are expected to be even worse, despite an increase in turnover.
True. Blatter will be able to get more of 'em expensive french sluts
"The success you are enjoying today is the result of the price you have paid in the past."
Meh. I don't see whats the big deal if some company wants to 'donate' a trillion dollars to some football club.The 10-year agreement will be worth close to £400m for City but has led to complaints that the money involved is out of proportion with the scale of the deal.
FIFA should rather investigate why Blatter is such knob and more importantly, why Arsene Wenger is such a miserly old fart.
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