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Lol.was just about to bed down for the night snd i thought ....just 1 more quick look at the untied thread,it wont take a minute....couldnt stop laughing,now wide awake,..gonna watch it again ...and seek out more fun on BM!

Edit: Still crying with laughter at this post....comedy gold
 
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Little piece of information for those who watch the press.

Stephen Howson and Jamie Jackson. 57mins 45 seconds. Jamie Jackson explains his son is a Utd fan and he's a lapsed Forest fan who takes his son to Utd.

Jamie Jackson is the Manchester football correspondent for the Guardian.

Utd want to spend c. £100m in the January transfer window. Top target is a central defender. No names mentioned. It's not worth watching.

Do you reckon they'd give us that amount for Mangala?
 
Do you reckon they'd give us that amount for Mangala?
Would be a nice nod to our superiority but I reckon their top 4 panic will go elsewhere and they'll either get some other medium guy or some good guy short term and overpaid.
 
I’ve been thinking about that today, while driving through Georgia and South Carolina.
If you're driving through Georgia, and you get the chance, try and visit Madison, to the east of Atlanta, mate. So picturesque. Some of the houses are incredible (mostly not in an ostentatious, gaudy way) and the town centre is beautiful.
 
Since our takeover we have a net spend of around £987.8m on 68 senior team players. The rags in that same duration has a net spend of £842.98m but on 38 senior team players.

Important to note that we had to buy more in the offset because we were 9th in the league. They however entered the same timeframe being league champion. Obviously we had to convince more, pay more and buy more to get the right balance in squad and coaches.

Also they had free players in Sanchez, Ibrahimovic and Owen. We had free players in Sagna, Sylvinho and Hargreaves. Hardly comparable in value.

The difference between £987m and £847m in net spend isn’t that significant afterall when considering that we got almost twice the number of players that they bought. Also their net spend has been buffered by their £60m+ Ronaldo sale.

Rather than scrikin about being unable to compete with City and our supposed £2billion investment, the rags should look at problems in their own household - buying players at extravagant value and not replacing ageing players. They likely have to spend another 300m to at least create a decent team. City on the other hand is set for the future needing only minor tweaks such as a replacement for Fern, and maybe a second young striker and a Claudio replacement, but that is about it really.

It sure is romantic to win the league like Leicester, but City and our owners is not about winning once, but sustaining the winning model for many years to come.
 
Since our takeover we have a net spend of around £987.8m on 68 senior team players. The rags in that same duration has a net spend of £842.98m but on 38 senior team players.

Important to note that we had to buy more in the offset because we were 9th in the league. They however entered the same timeframe being league champion. Obviously we had to convince more, pay more and buy more to get the right balance in squad and coaches.

Also they had free players in Sanchez, Ibrahimovic and Owen. We had free players in Sagna, Sylvinho and Hargreaves. Hardly comparable in value.

The difference between £987m and £847m in net spend isn’t that significant afterall when considering that we got almost twice the number of players that they bought. Also their net spend has been buffered by their £60m+ Ronaldo sale.

Rather than scrikin about being unable to compete with City and our supposed £2billion investment, the rags should look at problems in their own household - buying players at extravagant value and not replacing ageing players. They likely have to spend another 300m to at least create a decent team. City on the other hand is set for the future needing only minor tweaks such as a replacement for Fern, and maybe a second young striker and a Claudio replacement, but that is about it really.

It sure is romantic to win the league like Leicester, but City and our owners is not about winning once, but sustaining the winning model for many years to come.
Great post, we've spent really well overall but the Citeh bingo players will counter with it with it's not our earned money.

There's no winning only firefighting with most idiots, I find it's best to leave them to thier bile and just smile at them.
 
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Since our takeover we have a net spend of around £987.8m on 68 senior team players. The rags in that same duration has a net spend of £842.98m but on 38 senior team players.

Important to note that we had to buy more in the offset because we were 9th in the league. They however entered the same timeframe being league champion. Obviously we had to convince more, pay more and buy more to get the right balance in squad and coaches.

Also they had free players in Sanchez, Ibrahimovic and Owen. We had free players in Sagna, Sylvinho and Hargreaves. Hardly comparable in value.

The difference between £987m and £847m in net spend isn’t that significant afterall when considering that we got almost twice the number of players that they bought. Also their net spend has been buffered by their £60m+ Ronaldo sale.

Rather than scrikin about being unable to compete with City and our supposed £2billion investment, the rags should look at problems in their own household - buying players at extravagant value and not replacing ageing players. They likely have to spend another 300m to at least create a decent team. City on the other hand is set for the future needing only minor tweaks such as a replacement for Fern, and maybe a second young striker and a Claudio replacement, but that is about it really.

It sure is romantic to win the league like Leicester, but City and our owners is not about winning once, but sustaining the winning model for many years to come.

This needs to go viral, it’s funny the only time you hear that a team started from behind & needed to spend more is Peg v Pep arguement.
 
I thought he should have done better for Sergio's goal.

Maybe I’m being harsh, but considering he’s the World's Greatest 'Keeper(™️), it looked like he could have done better getting his hand to the ball.

His aimless shank into midfield was more to blame.
I wager Ederson may have cut out the cross for Gundogan too, he would certainly have put more pressure on him.
 
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