City the first billion euro club

[give it to gordon]

Like I said it just goes to show how good our transfer policy is and how good our manager and coaching staff are to improve the great players that City have.

 

[oakiecokie]

Good, hope it boils plenty of piss.

Greenpeace will then blame us for additional heating of the universe. ;)

 

[lefty goldblatt]

Sterling's fault

 

[Cheesy]

“The gap between the costliest and cheapest squad per league is x148 in the Liga (Real Madrid vs Mallorca), x114 in the Ligue 1 (Paris St-Germain vs Nîmes), x85 in the Bundesliga (Bayern vs Paderborn), x63 in the Serie A (Juventus vs Lecce) and x32 in the Premier League (Manchester City vs Norwich). This reflects the great financial divides in European football.” - CIES article

If we don’t win 32-0 on Saturday all of our investment will have been wasted.

32-1.

 

[SebastianBlue]

32-1.

I considered that score but, statistically, we wouldn’t technically be x32 better. ;-)

 

[nmc]

That’ll teach us to buy players like Bernardo and Laporte and improve them. Far better to overpay for Fred, Lukaku and Pogba and destroy their careers and value. The United Way is always best.

 

[SebastianBlue]

That’ll teach us to buy players like Bernardo and Laporte and improve them. Far better to overpay for Fred, Lukaku and Pogba and destroy their careers and value. The United Way is always best.

Saw this headline on SSN earlier and, I have to say, I agree whole-heartedly.

Gary Neville explains why Manchester United are on right track under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

 

[razman]

So so happy

 

[chesterbells]

Anonymous article by the look of it

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Billion euros isn’t it?

Edit. Just seen your edit.

Annoys me they’ve used current value and yet made it sound like we’ve spent that.

Ffs, does this mean they've used the current value of shares and Pogba (30p) rather than what the rags paid