Silver FoxHarry Carry I predict all nobbers will hate man City if they 'buy' success.
Not until Citeh beat us 1-0 with a flukey deflected goal
Might have to wait a while to play Citeh again.......
Silver FoxHarry Carry I predict all nobbers will hate man City if they 'buy' success.
Not until Citeh beat us 1-0 with a flukey deflected goal
by Silver Fox » 12 Sep 2008 16:35
by Dirk Gently » 14 Sep 2008 13:54
Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan is changing the goalposts in his move for Manchester City - and wants to pay LESS for a SMALLER slice of Thaksin Shinawatra's club.
In a sensational twist the wealthy Abu Dhabi bidder is looking to take just 75 per cent of City rather than the original 90 per cent proposed by his team.
The Arabs are disturbed by the size of debts Shinawatra has run up - with estimates the Thai has clocked up bills of around £140million - and their search of the books has altered the deal.
Now the Sheikh and his team are proposing to pay Shinawatra a lot less cash in the latest dramatic twist at 'Middle' Eastlands...and they will settle for a majority but not near-overall control.
Shinawatra is in a difficult position. His assets are frozen in Thailand and he has run up costs that would cripple City if the Arabs walked away.
Sheikh Al Nahyan's team only came to the table late on in the search for a buyer.
Other groups came and went be for they emerged in the last days of August - but it would be catastrophic if they turned out to be a footballing mirage.
People Sport can reveal only a fraction of the cost for several transfers at City have been paid - like Robinho, Jo and Shaun Wright-Phillips.
by chandog » 14 Sep 2008 14:25
Dirk Gently The deal isn't all quite as cut and dried as it seems .....
http://www.people.co.uk/sport/football/tm_headline=a-sheikh-to-city-s-bid-plan%26method=full%26objectid=20736791%26siteid=93463-name_page.htmlSheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan is changing the goalposts in his move for Manchester City - and wants to pay LESS for a SMALLER slice of Thaksin Shinawatra's club.
In a sensational twist the wealthy Abu Dhabi bidder is looking to take just 75 per cent of City rather than the original 90 per cent proposed by his team.
The Arabs are disturbed by the size of debts Shinawatra has run up - with estimates the Thai has clocked up bills of around £140million - and their search of the books has altered the deal.
Now the Sheikh and his team are proposing to pay Shinawatra a lot less cash in the latest dramatic twist at 'Middle' Eastlands...and they will settle for a majority but not near-overall control.
Shinawatra is in a difficult position. His assets are frozen in Thailand and he has run up costs that would cripple City if the Arabs walked away.
Sheikh Al Nahyan's team only came to the table late on in the search for a buyer.
Other groups came and went be for they emerged in the last days of August - but it would be catastrophic if they turned out to be a footballing mirage.
People Sport can reveal only a fraction of the cost for several transfers at City have been paid - like Robinho, Jo and Shaun Wright-Phillips.
by papereyes » 14 Sep 2008 14:28
by Alan Partridge » 14 Sep 2008 16:34
Harry Carry Just shows all that money spent by Citeh can't buy success.
by frimmers » 21 Dec 2008 15:27
Silver Fox I doubt the arabs see them getting relegated this year
by jocombes » 21 Dec 2008 16:18
by The 17 Bus » 21 Dec 2008 16:50
by Row Z Royal » 21 Dec 2008 16:56
TheMaraudingDog Your mission, should you choose to accept it is to spend millions, get all the City fans giddy and then get them relegated.
by rg6royal » 21 Dec 2008 17:46
by FORSTERS_RIGHT_FOOT » 21 Dec 2008 17:49
rg6royal Don't see why he went there in the first place tbh. Everyone is expecting so much of City just because they have money. Will be interesting to see what happens there in january.
by chilipepper91 » 21 Dec 2008 18:49
Row Z RoyalTheMaraudingDog Your mission, should you choose to accept it is to spend millions, get all the City fans giddy and then get them relegated.
A TMD ALOL. What a treat at Christmas.
by papereyes » 22 Dec 2008 09:22
by Silver Fox » 23 Dec 2008 11:08
TheMaraudingDogSilver Fox I doubt the arabs see them getting relegated this year
Oooh I'm not too sure about that
Silver FoxTheMaraudingDogSilver Fox I doubt the arabs see them getting relegated this year
Oooh I'm not too sure about that
Yeah, might have to take that predicition on the chinObviously I could care less about what Citeh get up to so to say I was genuinely shocked when I saw the table on Saturday night and noticed they were bottom 3 is an understatement, in a way it made me more interested in their plight so I enjoyed a good LOL when WBA got the late winner Sunday
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 89 guests