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new Barca away kit.. not a good idea... for their fan base in other parts of Spain with it being the catalan flag. A lot of people in Spain are up in arms about this kit. Cant see them selling to many to the fans in Madrid espically.

.This what is like to be City , this whats it like to be small , you signed Zaha , we signed the son of god, son of god....... son of god.....

We got Jesus.Navvas.... what i seen of him over here not been impressed & had local fans tell me we have much better... so its already proven the manager has no say whom a club really buys, yes they will say whoever gets the ob had a say, ** Jesus *** hence the chants they wlll be ironic. Its quite a comon name though in Spanish.. Meanwhile Barca have made a massive mistake in investing so much money they cant even afford themselves in the signing of what I think will prove to be a flop in Neymar. They went nuts yesterday ...like wise i would have been disgusted if we would have signed the lady boy ...

http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Club-news/2013/June/Muse-at-the-Etihad-Stadium-article Pics from the Etihad on Saturday ! MUSE ROCK

I wonder how this could end for MS lets make our own Doctor Who Story for his exit

http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Club-news/2013/May/Muse-The-Stage-Is-Set The Ethihad is getting ready.. !! MUSE ROCK

its irresponsible..broadcasting.

It should have never been shown on TV. Which facist media outlet choose to broadcast that without consulting the powers that be should be first??

why do clubs seem hell bent on their own doom. Stoke City going to Mark "happy clapper " Hughes ...

I am just stating what the future is to bring

No one can stop us. Its just like the Enabling Act of 1933

we could now get around fair play rules by buying players for new york city & loan them to city for nothing.. yes its an extreme thought but no one can stop us.. it would be an extra 3 players a season when i think about it who is to stop nycfc aquiring messi or whoever without the controls of ffp then selling them to city for 99 cents...

Facebook ... This is where we all found out about Mancini so this has to be true

More bad smells raising from the Ethihad . "***MASSIVE RUMOUR ALERT*** Vincent Kompany is not injured and has not played the last two games because he is subject to an internal discipline procedure, after having a fight with a fellow player after the FA Cup Final last week. He was not happy with the commitment with some of the players and let his feelings known in the wembley dressing room.He also led a 19 man revolt against Mancini after the game, the only player to stick up for the now deposed manager was Yaya Toure.I understand that Toure was that upset he sought to speak to Serrano and has been persuaded to stay at the club after proposed transfer targets were revealed during the meeting

Just seen the 1st 1m.47s of the last doctor who episode. OMFG

CAIO .....

its been the only positive story to come out of the ethihad for weeks on end.

Manchester City plan to increase capacity at the Etihad Stadium but must wait for Manuel Pellegrini Extra tier for 6,000 fans will expand stadium to the third biggest in the Premier League Ian Herbert Thursday, 16 May 2013 Manchester City will announce plans for a £50m investment to expand their stadium capacity by 6,000, with an option to go even bigger, as they continue negotiations to bring the Chilean Manuel Pellegrini in as successor to Roberto Mancini, The Independent can reveal. Pellegrini's appointment is neither imminent nor a done deal, despite reports from Spain that he is leaving Malaga to join City on a two-year contract. But City are confident the 59-year-old will join them and are also preparing to build on a high volume of sell-outs at the Etihad by adding a third tier to their South Stand, taking the capacity to 54,000 – leapfrogging Newcastle and Sunderland to command the third highest capacity in the Premier League, after Manchester United and Arsenal. Subject to consultation with the local community in east Manchester, a planning application will be submitted in the autumn which may also include proposals to expand the north side of the ground. That could see the stadium capacity reach closer to Arsenal's 60,300. City's feasibility studies for ways of expanding their ground have included an analysis of lifting off the roof and creating an entire new tier to boost capacity to over 70,000, hugely increasing match-day income. But a more organic type of development – increasing the stadium bit by bit – is considered the best way to accommodate new capacity as the club's growth brings in more fans. The stand, scheduled to open in the summer of 2015 and subject to public consultation work which begins next month, will accommodate a substantial number of far lower priced tickets season tickets costing under £300. The reorganisation of the ground will also see away fans moved – something City fans have been asking for over a number of years. The plans, scheduled to be completed in the summer of 2015 and subject to public consultation which begins next month, include lower-priced season tickets costing under £300. Tickets sold on match days will make up the rest of the extra capacity which the club does now need. Some hospitality sales will also be taken up in the new tier, which the club will show has been drawn up in keeping with the rest of the 11-year-old stadium. The Etihad, which was designed by architects Arup for the 2002 Commonwealth Games, has a capacity of 47,805 and the extra tier will take it well above Liverpool and Chelsea, other clubs who desperately need a way of increasing match-day revenues but do not have the room to expand that City enjoy. City require the team to develop even more radically than their stadium as they seek to boost their domestic and global following to a level where they would be capable of filling a 70,000-seat facility like Manchester United. They are some way off that at this stage. Though the dismissal of Mancini on Sunday, announced late on Monday, has been met with fierce criticism, there is a deep conviction at City that changing managers is the right course of action. It remains difficult to find any players to contradict the more readily available impression that Mancini was unpopular. The Independent's attempts to locate one drew another blank. It seems significant that even the club captain, Vincent Kompany, an articulate and prolific user of social media, has offered no comment or good wishes towards Mancini. Malaga's two remaining La Liga fixtures, at home to Deportivo on 26 May and away to Barcelona on 1 June, are limiting City's ability to deliver Pellegrini, with the Spanish club still seeking a Europa League place. The attempt to recruit the Chilean was said last night to remain "absolutely, certainly not, a done deal". A two-year contract would give Pellegrini significantly less security than Mancini's most recent five-year deal, indicating that City want to see how the appointment pans out rather than making an emphatic statement of intent. Because of Malaga's Champions League ban for next season and Rayo Vallecano's failure to secure a Uefa licence, La Liga's ninth-placed club could qualify for the Europa League. Malaga are sixth, seven points clear of ninth-placed Getafe.

Ahh right... Like it was not known already, its how we have gone about things. We should have just waited until the end of the season and got rid then. The protest of hate at the FA cup final against our owners is a concern too. What if we dont take to the new boss. We will protest more. The media must be loving us at the moment

I have given countless opions about Mancini even when Tevezgate happend I said he should not have spoken to the Meda..

I constantly raised concerns about Mancini If you want listen to this pod cast Paul Lake makes numerous points trying to ensure we think differently. http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p018fytn/Blue_Tuesday_Roberto_Mancini..._discuss/

John Terry hasn't put his kit on that quick since he heard Wayne Bridge walking up the stairs.

What are you ??

Ive just had enough of the constant bad smell emiting from the Ethihad these days... lost for words..

No one ...!