Man_City_Loyal
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he was at the time my favourite city player, so i stand with you on still never forgiving him
Omar Berrada to the rags
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he was at the time my favourite city player, so i stand with you on still never forgiving him
Ethan23
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I’m sure it’s probably already been said but the fact I didn’t know this guy existed before yesterday probably means i shouldn’t be worrying too much
Blue_Lightsaber
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And that's the best way to end up 2 leagues below the Rags again. You should know we can't put the match day thread people in charge of City!
FFS just look at Manchester United! They used to celebrate trebles.
Now they celebrate poaching staff from City’s boardroom!
Obviously they recruited him as he a local lad who works in Manchester! We should never fall to their levels!
Dribble
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Marwood? The dude who thought Sinclair, Garcia, Nastasic, Maicon & Rodwell were a solid transfer window for us? No fuckin chance! I'm surprised the man who gave millions of us nightmares is still here...
toffee balls
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Brian Marwood is a huge asset to our club, huge.
Barcon
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What does TLDR mean?
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Too Long Didn't Read
i.e. the cliff notes version (for those who don't want to read it all)
Dribble
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I'd post a dildo to represent him if it didn't risk a ban.
Go on then, what's Marwood done that's more memorable or has affected City more than his infamous 2012 transfer window masterstroke?
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Like who?
toffee balls
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My nephew works with him and has done for over 10 years now.
He couldn’t speak any higher of him.
remember arthur mann
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bluelol
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An article from Read but never Red.
The news that Omar Berrada, City Football Group's chief football operations officer, has resigned to take the position as Manchester United’s CEO, seems to have many people jumping to conclusions - and the wrong ones at that!
Berrada has developed a huge reputation at CFG, initially as Manchester City's commercial director i.e. the man who arranged so many of the deals, presently under scrutiny by the so-called ‘Independent Tribunal’.
He then became chief operating officer before moving into the chief football operations officer role.
A City statement read: "Manchester City Football Club can confirm that Omar Berrada has resigned from his role as chief football operations officer at City Football Group.
"The club understands his decision to look for a new challenge and he leaves with our thanks and best wishes."
It is understood he will be on ‘gardening leave’ until the summer when he will take up his duties at Old Trafford.
Speculation on social media would have you believe Berrada is jumping from a sinking ship, as judgment draws closer on the 115 Premier League charges City is facing.
But take a breath and step back.
Berrada has been a vital and prominent cog in City’s ‘money-making machinery’ since 2011.
United will have done their due diligence before making such a critical and pivotal appointment - would they have chosen Berrarda if they thought he was a crook?
If they truly believe City are going to be found guilty, don’t they realise their new CEO would be damaged goods and liable to - at the very least - severe and far-reaching football sanctions?
There seems to be a growing body of opinion - at least among those with a modicum of intelligence - that the Premier League ‘prosecution’ will fail.
The only charge of which City might be found guilty is that of non-cooperation with the Premier League investigation.
It would beg the question, why would any business or organisation fall over themselves to help those seeking to prosecute them?
It’s common practice in legal actions that the defendant does all they can to safeguard themselves - especially when they believe it to be a malicious prosecution.
If you know somebody is gunning for you, it doesn’t make sense to hand the aggressor a loaded magazine to shoot you down.
In appointing Berrarda - United, who are one of the PL’s cartel of clubs desperate to damage and defame City - have indicated they know the PL prosecution is doomed to fail.
City are undoubtedly losing a very talented and accomplished operator in Berrarda, but the appointment can only add to the club’s confidence and conviction that they have done no wrong.
The news that Omar Berrada, City Football Group's chief football operations officer, has resigned to take the position as Manchester United’s CEO, seems to have many people jumping to conclusions - and the wrong ones at that!
Berrada has developed a huge reputation at CFG, initially as Manchester City's commercial director i.e. the man who arranged so many of the deals, presently under scrutiny by the so-called ‘Independent Tribunal’.
He then became chief operating officer before moving into the chief football operations officer role.
A City statement read: "Manchester City Football Club can confirm that Omar Berrada has resigned from his role as chief football operations officer at City Football Group.
"The club understands his decision to look for a new challenge and he leaves with our thanks and best wishes."
It is understood he will be on ‘gardening leave’ until the summer when he will take up his duties at Old Trafford.
Speculation on social media would have you believe Berrada is jumping from a sinking ship, as judgment draws closer on the 115 Premier League charges City is facing.
But take a breath and step back.
Berrada has been a vital and prominent cog in City’s ‘money-making machinery’ since 2011.
United will have done their due diligence before making such a critical and pivotal appointment - would they have chosen Berrarda if they thought he was a crook?
If they truly believe City are going to be found guilty, don’t they realise their new CEO would be damaged goods and liable to - at the very least - severe and far-reaching football sanctions?
There seems to be a growing body of opinion - at least among those with a modicum of intelligence - that the Premier League ‘prosecution’ will fail.
The only charge of which City might be found guilty is that of non-cooperation with the Premier League investigation.
It would beg the question, why would any business or organisation fall over themselves to help those seeking to prosecute them?
It’s common practice in legal actions that the defendant does all they can to safeguard themselves - especially when they believe it to be a malicious prosecution.
If you know somebody is gunning for you, it doesn’t make sense to hand the aggressor a loaded magazine to shoot you down.
In appointing Berrarda - United, who are one of the PL’s cartel of clubs desperate to damage and defame City - have indicated they know the PL prosecution is doomed to fail.
City are undoubtedly losing a very talented and accomplished operator in Berrarda, but the appointment can only add to the club’s confidence and conviction that they have done no wrong.
Something niggling in the back of my mind and I hope I'm wrong. What if this Berrada bloke has gone full on rogue? Promised a top job at the rags and immunity in return for giving evidence against us at our hearing? I wouldn't put nothing past the wankers in their quest to stop us.
remember arthur mann
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Nothing new, the rags have always used dirty tricks.
I'd say unlikely based on that he would never get another job if he shit on his employer of 12 years
gordondaviesmoustache
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United haven’t done any due diligence on the charges because the cunts already know there is fuck all substance to them whatsoever.