I remember reading somewhere that Quinn is still bitter towards us over how we prevented him getting a transfer when he wanted out, some kind of financial pay off, maybe someone could clarify. Whatever the case, ever since I heard his punditry on us. Little light inside I felt for him died, he was a great player for us in troubled times, we rescued his career & probably made him as a top flight player. So sad how it's turned out.To be fair if I had not been educated via particularly the FFP thread I would probably have assumed that some of the inaccurate, often skewed media reports were a fair reflection on the circumstances.
Perhaps Mr Quinn has not seen the need to defend City, after all unlike virtually all of us, he has not been a City supporter all his life so perhaps thinks more about say Sunderland or Arsenal than us ? Expecting any player who has had a part career with us to particularly retain an allegiance with City is a little optomistic.
I agree he has probably been persuaded to toe the party line and appear to be the voice of fairness among so many ex LFC players at Sky. This is why the LFC single club players / media men at Sky are currently so vocally bitter because they know nothing else except Liverpool and have been brainwashed so are therefore unlikely to be suited to a job that may compromise their allegiance should LFC be involved.
The real question is why Sky have allowed this obvious bias to happen.
He's at the swamp getting a picture of the pig.
To be fair if I had not been educated via particularly the FFP thread I would probably have assumed that some of the inaccurate, often skewed media reports were a fair reflection on the circumstances.
Perhaps Mr Quinn has not seen the need to defend City, after all unlike virtually all of us, he has not been a City supporter all his life so perhaps thinks more about say Sunderland or Arsenal than us ? Expecting any player who has had a part career with us to particularly retain an allegiance with City is a little optomistic.
I agree he has probably been persuaded to toe the party line and appear to be the voice of fairness among so many ex LFC players at Sky. This is why the LFC single club players / media men at Sky are currently so vocally bitter because they know nothing else except Liverpool and have been brainwashed so are therefore unlikely to be suited to a job that may compromise their allegiance should LFC be involved.
The real question is why Sky have allowed this obvious bias to happen.
I remember reading somewhere that Quinn is still bitter towards us over how we prevented him getting a transfer when he wanted out, some kind of financial pay off, maybe someone could clarify. Whatever the case, ever since I heard his punditry on us. Little light inside I felt for him died, he was a great player for us in troubled times, we rescued his career & probably made him as a top flight player. So sad how it's turned out.
I wonder where the England manager stands on this hatchet job on one of his very young first team squad.
I remember reading somewhere that Quinn is still bitter towards us over how we prevented him getting a transfer when he wanted out, some kind of financial pay off, maybe someone could clarify. Whatever the case, ever since I heard his punditry on us. Little light inside I felt for him died, he was a great player for us in troubled times, we rescued his career & probably made him as a top flight player. So sad how it's turned out.
How the fuck is he in our Hall of Fame .
According to Stewart Robson, Pellegrini doesn't have a game plan and all he does is buy good players, puts them in their positions and hopes they win games for him. He must have missed the season before when we won the Premier League and League Cup scoring 156 goals in the process.
This is what I just don't understand and it's not only limited to Quinn. Bar the Goat who is generally positive about City, however when he does criticise it is in a constructive way, making suggestions to improve rather than being negative.
Yet there seems to be no end of ex city players who are prepared to crawl out of the woodwork to denigrate us. Quinn is one, never heard Steve Howey or Didi Hamman say a good thing about us and the less said about Danny "steal a living" Mills, the better.
Maybe it's my perception.
On the flip side, I can not stand Colin Murray from his MoTD time. However when Hamann has tried to have a go at City, Murray has put him back in his place.
that comment by Quinn really got on my nerves and it was said with a knowing look IMO, my mrs has been coming with me for the last 5 years ( yes she's a glory hunter ) and she said I've never heard one player singled out for constant abuse, Garcia & Mario were not my favourites but id never shout abuse at the match and Mario was someone who would not even try, i can't see that being the case with Sterlingniall quinn just gave a lovely interview on sly sports.
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It's always in Sterling when I go on their website and I'm using a Eurozone IP.Actually no it's not.
For BBC World News they will use US$ as a reference point for transactions as the base currency.
For information on the website you would be directed to your local version depending on your IP address. So there may be 3 or 4 different versions of the same article relating to local currency be it US$, GPB or Euros. All of those figures could change depending on the exchange rate at the time.
Or he's confusing Pellegrini with the Turtle because that's exactly what that shiny headed clown does.