September 26, 201015 yr S****horpe always gets banned from radio text ins because it has **** in it. A town near me (Clitheroe) has the same problem.
September 26, 201015 yr good result for city, only a point behind Arsenal and Man United now. And 3 off Blackburn Rovers :lol: Don't get too carried away.
September 26, 201015 yr A town near me (Clitheroe) has the same problem.I never thought of them in that way :lol:
September 26, 201015 yr I never thought of them in that way :lol: I was there last night. A lot of the guys refer to themselves as clit-heroes. :stunned:
September 26, 201015 yr WTF happened with Arsenal, losing to the Yo-Yos in what will probably be their only away win of the season before going down after finishing 20th And why did West Ham have to win :P THIS What about Mainz dominating the Bundesliga? Undefeated and beating Bayern today. UGH Bayern was horrible!!!!!! :bigcry: im afraid we're going to lose against BASEL in the CL :dead: but Wolfsburg, Bayer, and Bremen won!!!:stunned: + :dance: I sort of like Mainz now they're really amazing!!!! It won't last. It never does.:dozey: you never know :\
September 27, 201015 yr It's pretty much inevitable, I'm afraid.:( dortmund might win it! they're playing better than the other big clubs!!
September 28, 201015 yr Man Utd are leaking goals, 3 against Everton, 2 against S****horpe, 2 against Liverpool & now 2 against Bolton it's pathetic. 08-09 we only conceded 24 goals and last season only 28 goals. this season we've already let in 9 :S
September 28, 201015 yr What's the odds now on Newcastle beating you next week? :lol: Be careful not to get all high and mightly because you beat Chelsea and then fall flat on your face and lose to a lowly team I will be so happy if we beat Newcastle even happier than when we beat chelsea just to see, the ( silence, from Reilly)
September 28, 201015 yr Newcastle will win 4-1. THIS UGH Bayern was horrible!!!!!! :bigcry: im afraid we're going to lose against BASEL in the CL :dead: Holy shit it happened.
September 28, 201015 yr Leeds United 4 - 6 Preston :o Preston have came back from 4-1 down! Portsmouth 3 - 1 Bristol City :) Currently looking good, 2nd win of the season, and currently out of the drop-zone!
October 1, 201015 yr Dear Fellow City Fans, Two years ago I was fortunate enough to become part of the Manchester City story and I remain grateful for the warmth of the welcome that you have given me. The ownership of a Club like Manchester City, with such a rich heritage and diverse community of stakeholders, carries a unique set of obligations to the fans, staff and broader Manchester community. This is something I do not take lightly. Therefore the challenge I set my Board and Executive Leadership Team is to develop City so that it is one of the most successful clubs both on and off the pitch, but to do so without losing any of the characteristics that make it so special. It has been an exciting and busy two years and that is why we are publishing this annual report. It is designed for you the fans, providing a detailed perspective on the progress of your club as a business, as a member of the community and of course as a great sporting institution. Two years ago I promised that we would try and listen to your views and keep you informed of progress. I hope after reading the report that you feel a sense of pride in just how far we have come. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the fans, staff and partners of the Club for their ongoing commitment and dedication, and wish the management and players a successful season for 2010-11. Mansour bin Zayed http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Club-news/2010/October/Letter-from-Sheikh-Mansour
October 1, 201015 yr Sheikh Mansour of Abu Dhabi (centre) is Manchester City's wealthy owner Manchester City reveal financial losses of £121m Manchester City have announced losses of £121m for the 12 months leading up to 31 May this year, having spent more on wages than their entire turnover. :o The financial losses, up from £92.5m for the previous year, represent one of the heaviest in Premier League history. Wage costs of £133m exceeded a turnover of £125m, which in the vast majority of businesses would be unsustainable. But City are owned by wealthy Sheikh Mansour of Abu Dhabi, who wants to see the club competing at the very top. He has spent more than £300m on players since buying City - who have not won a trophy for 34 years - from the former Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra in late 2008. World-renowned stars such as Carlos Tevez, James Milner :thinking:, David Silva and Yaya Toure have joined the club on big weekly wages as Roberto Mancini's squad bid to break into the top four of the English Premier League, having just missed out in fifth place last season. "Two years ago I was fortunate enough to become part of the Manchester City story and I remain grateful for the warmth of the welcome that you have given me," Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan said in a letter posted on the club's official website. "The ownership of a club like Manchester City, with such a rich heritage and diverse community of stakeholders, carries a unique set of obligations to the fans, staff and broader Manchester community. This is something I do not take lightly. Therefore the challenge I set my board and executive leadership team is to develop City so that it is one of the most successful clubs both on and off the pitch, but to do so without losing any of the characteristics that make it so special." The highest financial Premier League loss was Chelsea's in 2004-2005, with the London club losing £141m at the end of the first full year following the takeover by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich. Though City's wage bill rose from £83m to £133m following Sheikh Mansour's first full year of ownership, the club has appointed a further 106 non-playing staff during the period in question. It also increased earnings from £87m in 2008-2009 to £125m, with all 35,000 season tickets sold for the season and "partnership income" - chiefly sponsorship deals - rising by almost 400% to £32.4m. As with Chelsea, Manchester City have stressed that they intend for their business to eventually become far more financially sustainable. European football's governing body Uefa is set to introduce new financial fair play rulings from next year, with sanctions such as exclusion from European competition if they are not met fully. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/m/man_city/9051136.stm
October 1, 201015 yr Dear Fellow City Fans, Two years ago I was fortunate enough to become part of the Manchester City story and I remain grateful for the warmth of the welcome that you have given me. The ownership of a Club like Manchester City, with such a rich heritage and diverse community of stakeholders, carries a unique set of obligations to the fans, staff and broader Manchester community. This is something I do not take lightly. Therefore the challenge I set my Board and Executive Leadership Team is to develop City so that it is one of the most successful clubs both on and off the pitch, but to do so without losing any of the characteristics that make it so special. It has been an exciting and busy two years and that is why we are publishing this annual report. It is designed for you the fans, providing a detailed perspective on the progress of your club as a business, as a member of the community and of course as a great sporting institution. Two years ago I promised that we would try and listen to your views and keep you informed of progress. I hope after reading the report that you feel a sense of pride in just how far we have come. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the fans, staff and partners of the Club for their ongoing commitment and dedication, and wish the management and players a successful season for 2010-11. Mansour bin Zayed http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Club-news/2010/October/Letter-from-Sheikh-Mansour Cheers for that mate! We were all dying to know how he's getting on! Oh yes the universe does indeed revolve around your football cub. EDIT: I laughed when I saw Burns post that story. You read the message which is like: "I hope after reading the report that you feel a sense of pride in just how far we have come." and then WHAM huge loss. How can you be proud of that? All the money spent and nothings happened, they still don't look like a real team.
October 2, 201015 yr Kick Man City out of the Premier League, no team should be allowed to make that large of a loss
October 2, 201015 yr watched the Spurs game hmm that ref was a little too soft in my opinion but good game excluding all the stopping :lol: Now Im so excited for Chelsea vs Arsenal but no Fabregas and V.Persie still :\
October 2, 201015 yr We dont care.. we have a lot of money in the bank... ! Firstly, no THEY have, you don't. Secondly, you're dense.
October 3, 201015 yr Firstly, no THEY have, you don't. Secondly, you're dense. So I take it then you did not go on to read the annual report of which shows how much money we got in the bank. BTW I am not dense, you have a problem. I am sure your self esteem is constatly at rock bottom, and the only way you get though in life, is by attempting to insult them, and you can not even do this in real life you have to sit behind a PC and do it. hahahaha I suggest you get some expert help. City 4... bar codes 0
October 3, 201015 yr *facepalm* at fergie putting on oshea, anderson, macheda and owen instead of evra, berba, rooney and valencia or even hernandez. we were never going to win with that team on the field. and without rio and vidic at the back bent wouldve destroyed us. oh well theres always the second half of the season to play in....right....
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