Khaldoon's End of Season Interview

We’re in very good hands. Love that combination being personable and a steely determination. Totally upfront about the allegations being made and made sure he emphasised the need to stick to the facts.
 
Surely it should be written into Due Diligence during a take over! Wonder why it isn't? Would love to see the text!


Im happy for the Geordies if this works out for them...proper football fans who live and breathe the game. Yes they only have the one team in the city but they have stuck by that team through all the shit and especially with Mike Ashley at the helm who none of them seem to like.

It also creates more competition for the old established elite (though it may take some time) - the old sky fours destroyed by us...now the top 6 is under threat as well...the likes of Utd, arsenal are going to find it even tougher to compete[/QUOTE]

Newcastle are the great underachievers, a crown they robbed from MCFC, so I wouldn't begrudge them some silverware.

Ultimately, the more competition the better; especially if we remain the best team. As a City supporter, I want a period of real dominance with our team being generally accepted as the greatest English club side ever. I do want us to keep winning trophies regularly thereafter but, as a football fan, I also want a league where it's not always the same old teams expanding their trophy cabinets.
 
Oh my word!
Have just watched the 1st interview.
It's safe To say Khaldoon has just drawn a line in the Abu Dhabi sand.
UEFA, Tebas, United and Gill, FSG and Liverpool, the UEFA cartel clubs, the PL cartel clubs, take note.
Don’t f*** with City!
 
Nice sentiments, but UEFA have so much pressure on them from the cartel, that they can't step back.

The police might want a conviction but the CPS will say no if there isn’t sufficient likelihood of a conviction. UEFA can punish us but if CAS overturn the matter City may not stop there - they might go to the Swiss Courts and destroy UEFA. I’m not sure UEFA are aware of what they are dealing with and the downsides of them losing.
 
Im happy for the Geordies if this works out for them...proper football fans who live and breathe the game. Yes they only have the one team in the city but they have stuck by that team through all the shit and especially with Mike Ashley at the helm who none of them seem to like.

It also creates more competition for the old established elite (though it may take some time) - the old sky fours destroyed by us...now the top 6 is under threat as well...the likes of Utd, arsenal are going to find it even tougher to compete

Newcastle are the great underachievers, a crown they robbed from MCFC, so I wouldn't begrudge them some silverware.

Ultimately, the more competition the better; especially if we remain the best team. As a City supporter, I want a period of real dominance with our team being generally accepted as the greatest English club side ever. I do want us to keep winning trophies regularly thereafter but, as a football fan, I also want a league where it's not always the same old teams expanding their trophy cabinets.

totally agree. i have no great love for newcastle, but i certainly like the sound of another team breaking up the top cartel teams.

its also saying a lot about city fans who are happy to welcome other teams to the top, even if it makes our job of winning stuff harder. we don't have that self-entitled attitude so prevalent with other teams, and i hope we never get it.
 
Things have certainly changed The late lamented Chairman Peter Swales end of season showdown was usually with Saint@ Greavsie

I recall a few AGM’s where we tried to vote him out unsuccessfully! (I think I had 100 shares - a few less that Swales and Boler) The non stop abuse Swales had to withstand - god knows what motivated him to hang in there. And Swales lies over the North Stand Scoreboard - saying it couldn’t be fixed because the manufacturer had gone out of business - only to be exposed a year later by ‘scoreboard man’ who found the said manufacturer still trading and called the hapless Swales a lier ! Fun days but nothing like today.
 
Im happy for the Geordies if this works out for them...proper football fans who live and breathe the game. Yes they only have the one team in the city but they have stuck by that team through all the shit and especially with Mike Ashley at the helm who none of them seem to like.

It also creates more competition for the old established elite (though it may take some time) - the old sky fours destroyed by us...now the top 6 is under threat as well...the likes of Utd, arsenal are going to find it even tougher to compete

Newcastle are the great underachievers, a crown they robbed from MCFC, so I wouldn't begrudge them some silverware.

Ultimately, the more competition the better; especially if we remain the best team. As a City supporter, I want a period of real dominance with our team being generally accepted as the greatest English club side ever. I do want us to keep winning trophies regularly thereafter but, as a football fan, I also want a league where it's not always the same old teams expanding their trophy cabinets.[/QUOTE]

OB1

I don't know why that's quote is under my name - its not something ive written (the due diligence bit)...the bit about the Geordies helping to continue breaking the cartel is my bit though
 
What he didn't mention was that FFP is designed to keep the big club cartel going. Either keeping his powder dry or still hoping for a deal in the background maybe.

When is the 2nd half of the interview?
What City are fighting for is not the abolition of FFP.
What we are fighting for is a fair application of the rules.
Although City didn't ask for FFP to be implemented, now that it is here and City just having managed to sneak in before the drawbridge was pulled up, we will be quite happy with the current situation as it is, whereby we can have all the benefits of it without having to be blamed for being part of the protectionist cartel that brought it in.
The problem is with acceptance.
Because City were the primary target of FFP and because City actually stand to benefit from it in the long term, the cartel are trying to move the goalposts as and when it suits them to try and punish us and hinder our progress.
That is where the problem is arising and that is the issue on which City will fight them.
I don't think City will ever attack the concept of FFP in the courts or seek to have it abolished.
What we will do is not let UEFA push us around until they get off our backs, which if we confront them robustly enough they will eventually have to do.
 
Jealous?

Ha! Ha!

Brilliant comment by our fantastic chairman.

And he’s also spot on re: the racism directed at City because of HRH's ethnic background.

Well done, Khaldoun!
You just have to look at how often it's referred to as "oil money" to know it's racism. Still not clear how "oil money" is any different from all other forms of money, yet you never here anyone elses source of money referred to, seems more like pretty obvious dog whistle stuff. Unless they are somehow against the selling of oil, which seems unlikely given we all buy the stuff.
 
Nice sentiments, but UEFA have so much pressure on them from the cartel, that they can't step back.


they did when chelsea and drogba outed them live on tv by calling them fucking cheats ?? and after that they went on to win the champions league
 
You just have to look at how often it's referred to as "oil money" to know it's racism. Still not clear how "oil money" is any different from all other forms of money, yet you never here anyone elses source of money referred to, seems more like pretty obvious dog whistle stuff. Unless they are somehow against the selling of oil, which seems unlikely given we all buy the stuff.
“Sweatshop money” or “arms sales money” doesn’t have the same ring to it.
 

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