cityontheup
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Any one see that open letter the knobs have sent to the scums sponsors?, it was on Sly news website but can’t see it now. Talk about delusional!!
Ha ha talk about shooting yourself in the foot.Hahaha......Villa Sunday, Leicester Tuesday, Liverpool Thursday.......
Looks like this has happened.The only way to resolve the fixture congestion and get the match in without being unfair to any other team would be to play it on Thursday 13th and move the Leicester game with United back to the 11th.
Feet up and cigar time methinksHahaha......Villa Sunday, Leicester Tuesday, Liverpool Thursday.......
That's our normal Christmas schedule.Rescheduled for next Thursday then. 3 games in 5 days.....
Tough!Hahaha......Villa Sunday, Leicester Tuesday, Liverpool Thursday.......
No news on a punishment yet then?
You play Thursday...Rescheduled for next Thursday then. 3 games in 5 days.....
City docked 10 points.No news on a punishment yet then?
FA have announced that no toys will be allowed in their supporters prams for the remaining home fixturesNo news on a punishment yet then?
Absolute joke. Seems premeditated to discourage this from happening again as they could've just moved Liverpool's game against West Brom
Thanks PB, seems that they have been great at raising income streams, chose to retain servicing a large debt, settled for a top 4 place to preserve their global appeal then between them and their football advisors allocated cash accordingly..It's possible they might have spent that money on players & quite possible they'd have spent it on utter shite, as they have the last few seasons. Or paid higher wages to the players they had. Or redeveloped Carrington/built a new training ground. Or they might have paid down some or all of the debt. So there's no guarantee that the £1bn they're complaining about would have assured success on the field anyway.
And currently there's about £40m a year going out for the last 5 years in interest & dividends, but that's balanced out by about £250m that came in from the share launch on the NYSE in 2013. So the net outgoing is probably something like £15m a year since the float. It's about what De Gea is paid, so nothing in the overall scheme of things.
Edit: Just checked with SwissRamble and the average net annual cash outflow, for debt and dividends since the takeover in 2005, is just £5m, not £15m. It's fuck all.