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by **Rush Job** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:41 am

GOAT_2.0 wrote:
lakes10 wrote:
Ciggy wrote:Great isnt it not only do we have to compete with the mancs and chelsea with no money, now the blue half of manchester have pilled in.

Give up the ghost sh!tehawks and sell the club.

well lets hope if we dont win the prem this year then i hope Man city do.

Just please god not the mancs, chelsea or city can have it if we dont

Anyone but the scum.
What are they on 17 now? way to fkin close.

by **red37** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:42 am

Disgrace. Part of the sale of Berbatov included a 'gentlemans agreement' installed allowing the scum to get away (yet again) without any further recrimination from Tottenham regarding approaches made toward the player.

Levy you soft tw@t. :glare:

by **Dundalk** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:42 am

Im away to bed

by **LFC2007** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:43 am

With the signing of Robinho I think City have now joined Villa and Portsmouth as the best three teams outside the top four.

Surprised at the signing initially for obvious reasons, but it's more understandable when you consider his demeanour/attitude in that interview he did a day or so ago. Rather than spend a season at odds with the club hierarchy, he probably thought 'feck it'. They had the money and have two quality Brazilian players already (probably his mates), and it was a chance to get out.

City simply got lucky with the circumstances. A last minute silly money offer for a player who desperately wanted to get out of there.

I'm just amazed Chelsea didn't pay the full amount, it was a case of arguing over peanuts for them.

It's worrying from our point of view when we're fecking about with the likes of Riera, and City can come in and buy one of the best attacking players in world football for a British record fee.

by **ste123lfc** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:46 am

It says on bbc website that spurs with not persue their complaint against utd. These c*nts need sortin :veryangry

by **LegBarnes** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:47 am

This is convo new man citys owners and mark had before today.

Dr. "hey mark which players do you want to bring to club"
Mark. " errr that lad in portsmouth looks ok and errr they fella from westham"
Dr. "no no you can have any one in all da world my boy"
Mark. " any one Doc"
Dr. "Yes any one just name it"
Mark " ok get me Robinho"
Dr." ok no problem it is done"
Mark. " wow you are the bestest owner in all the lands"
Dr. " yes i know"

by **Rush Job** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:48 am

ste123lfc wrote:It says on bbc website that spurs with not persue their complaint against utd. These c*nts need sortin

Cant believe that.
Levy proberly said, while your there David (Gill) do you want to do me up the ar$e.

by **Simari** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:49 am

LFC2007 wrote:With the signing of Robinho I think City have now joined Villa and Portsmouth as the best three teams outside the top four.

Surprised initially for obvious reasons, but it's more understandable when you consider his demeanour/attitude in that interview he did a day or so ago. Rather than spend a season at odds with the club hierarchy, he probably thought 'feck it'. They had the money and have three quality Brazilian players already, and it was a chance to get out.

City simply got lucky with the circumstances. A last minute silly money offer for a player who desperately wanted to get out of there.

I'm just amazed Chelsea didn't pay the full amount, it was a case of arguing over peanuts for them.

It's worrying from our point of view when we're fecking about with the likes of Riera, and City can come in and buy one of the best attacking players in world football for a British record fee.

Would not surprise me one bit if City go tits up and Robinho opts out to Chelsea within the next 3 years.

Worryingly though, the money that City have is real. Their owners are well and truely rich up the wazooo. And Mark Hughes is proving to be a pretty darn good top-tier manager. City may just end up becoming the real deal and serious threat to Arsenal and us, although it may take 12 months for that to happen.

by **lakes10** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:53 am

Simari wrote:
LFC2007 wrote:With the signing of Robinho I think City have now joined Villa and Portsmouth as the best three teams outside the top four.

Surprised initially for obvious reasons, but it's more understandable when you consider his demeanour/attitude in that interview he did a day or so ago. Rather than spend a season at odds with the club hierarchy, he probably thought 'feck it'. They had the money and have three quality Brazilian players already, and it was a chance to get out.

City simply got lucky with the circumstances. A last minute silly money offer for a player who desperately wanted to get out of there.

I'm just amazed Chelsea didn't pay the full amount, it was a case of arguing over peanuts for them.

It's worrying from our point of view when we're fecking about with the likes of Riera, and City can come in and buy one of the best attacking players in world football for a British record fee.

Would not surprise me one bit if City go tits up and Robinho opts out to Chelsea within the next 3 years.

Worryingly though, the money that City have is real. Their owners are well and truely rich up the wazooo. And Mark Hughes is proving to be a pretty darn good top-tier manager. City may just end up becoming the real deal and serious threat to Arsenal and us, although it may take 12 months for that to happen.

Mark Hughes was always going to be a good manager, he has just never had the team to do the work.

by **lakes10** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:54 am

bbc reporter still sitting in liverpools press room with 4 other reportes, "bbc radio 5"

by **LFC2007** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:55 am

Simari wrote:
LFC2007 wrote:With the signing of Robinho I think City have now joined Villa and Portsmouth as the best three teams outside the top four.

Surprised initially for obvious reasons, but it's more understandable when you consider his demeanour/attitude in that interview he did a day or so ago. Rather than spend a season at odds with the club hierarchy, he probably thought 'feck it'. They had the money and have three quality Brazilian players already, and it was a chance to get out.

City simply got lucky with the circumstances. A last minute silly money offer for a player who desperately wanted to get out of there.

I'm just amazed Chelsea didn't pay the full amount, it was a case of arguing over peanuts for them.

It's worrying from our point of view when we're fecking about with the likes of Riera, and City can come in and buy one of the best attacking players in world football for a British record fee.

Would not surprise me one bit if City go tits up and Robinho opts out to Chelsea within the next 3 years.

Worryingly though, the money that City have is real. Their owners are well and truely rich up the wazooo. And Mark Hughes is proving to be a pretty darn good top-tier manager. City may just end up becoming the real deal and serious threat to Arsenal and us, although it may take 12 months for that to happen.

If they had a dodgy manager I would be more inclined to think they'll go t!ts. I don't though, I think Mark Hughes is a top manager who will get the best out of his squad, and that's worrying.

If they have a solid season (top six), and build on it with one or two similarly silly money signings in January or next summer, then I'll be very concerned. That's when we may see them kick on and push us and Arsenal.

Meanwhile, the Manc's are consolidating their already solid squad with another £30m signing.

by **Rush Job** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:57 am

lakes10 wrote:bbc reporter still sitting in liverpools press room with 4 other reportes, "bbc radio 5"

Hope he`s got a packed lunch because he`ll be there a while.

by **lakes10** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:58 am

Rush Job wrote:
lakes10 wrote:bbc reporter still sitting in liverpools press room with 4 other reportes, "bbc radio 5"

Hope he`s got a packed lunch because he`ll be there a while.

yep i think they might just wait till our next game now lol

by **lakes10** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 1:00 am

We know Owen was offerd a new contrct but theres been no word about him, i still would not be shock to hear that we trid to get him

by **Kharhaz** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 1:01 am

lakes10 wrote:
Rush Job wrote:
lakes10 wrote:bbc reporter still sitting in liverpools press room with 4 other reportes, "bbc radio 5"

Hope he`s got a packed lunch because he`ll be there a while.

yep i think they might just wait till our next game now lol

Oh joy, I look forward to the "Boardroom Deny Funds" and yet more unsettling BS from those sat there twiddling there thumbs because they have no other story to go with.

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