LongsightM13 said:So you haven't read the Moonchester hatchet job then? Or were you too busy cheerleading for Peter Spencer?oakiecokie said:Rubbish !!
Anyone who believes this report needs their bumps feeling.
The MEN only reports lies and negativity on City !!!
gordondaviesmoustache said:2027?
Surely the oil will have run out by then.
Indeed, but me and oakie don't agree on the merits of our local paper and its sports editor, so I'll leave it there as it's away from the thread topic.tolmie's hairdoo said:LongsightM13 said:So you haven't read the Moonchester hatchet job then? Or were you too busy cheerleading for Peter Spencer?oakiecokie said:Rubbish !!
Anyone who believes this report needs their bumps feeling.
The MEN only reports lies and negativity on City !!!
I saw that article, below. Pitiful the depths some people will go to in a bid to get back at City.
A United fan moaning his cancer charity has been abused by City stating Moonchester gets £40 a day expenses as a non-employee of the club.
He fails to mention that City are actually one of the main partners of Manchester Childrens' Hospital.
****.
LongsightM13 said:Indeed, but me and oakie don't agree on the merits of our local paper and its sports editor, so I'll leave it there as it's away from the thread topic.tolmie's hairdoo said:LongsightM13 said:So you haven't read the Moonchester hatchet job then? Or were you too busy cheerleading for Peter Spencer?
I saw that article, below. Pitiful the depths some people will go to in a bid to get back at City.
A United fan moaning his cancer charity has been abused by City stating Moonchester gets £40 a day expenses as a non-employee of the club.
He fails to mention that City are actually one of the main partners of Manchester Childrens' Hospital.
****.
What this submission to the public inquiry does — in black and white and in a legal document, no less — is remove the psychological safety blanket the more deluded rags have been clinging to. You know the sort of shit — "wait til the oil runs out", "wait til the Sheikh get bored and buys a new plaything like an F1 team", "wait til FFPR" etc etc.
This is a blueprint for a world class club in every facet of its operation.
This is a death knell for rag consolation tales.
BoyBlue_1985 said:LongsightM13 said:Indeed, but me and oakie don't agree on the merits of our local paper and its sports editor, so I'll leave it there as it's away from the thread topic.tolmie's hairdoo said:I saw that article, below. Pitiful the depths some people will go to in a bid to get back at City.
A United fan moaning his cancer charity has been abused by City stating Moonchester gets £40 a day expenses as a non-employee of the club.
He fails to mention that City are actually one of the main partners of Manchester Childrens' Hospital.
****.
What this submission to the public inquiry does — in black and white and in a legal document, no less — is remove the psychological safety blanket the more deluded rags have been clinging to. You know the sort of shit — "wait til the oil runs out", "wait til the Sheikh get bored and buys a new plaything like an F1 team", "wait til FFPR" etc etc.
This is a blueprint for a world class club in every facet of its operation.
This is a death knell for rag consolation tales.
Its probably cheaper to run an f1 team now, be good if he did buy one he could call it Man City Racing. I would have a proper team to support in F1 then
Already owned a very decent chunk of Ferrari even before he bought City, I believeBoyBlue_1985 said:LongsightM13 said:Indeed, but me and oakie don't agree on the merits of our local paper and its sports editor, so I'll leave it there as it's away from the thread topic.tolmie's hairdoo said:I saw that article, below. Pitiful the depths some people will go to in a bid to get back at City.
A United fan moaning his cancer charity has been abused by City stating Moonchester gets £40 a day expenses as a non-employee of the club.
He fails to mention that City are actually one of the main partners of Manchester Childrens' Hospital.
****.
What this submission to the public inquiry does — in black and white and in a legal document, no less — is remove the psychological safety blanket the more deluded rags have been clinging to. You know the sort of shit — "wait til the oil runs out", "wait til the Sheikh get bored and buys a new plaything like an F1 team", "wait til FFPR" etc etc.
This is a blueprint for a world class club in every facet of its operation.
This is a death knell for rag consolation tales.
Its probably cheaper to run an f1 team now, be good if he did buy one he could call it Man City Racing. I would have a proper team to support in F1 then
:)Prestwich_Blue said:That still puts us years behind the rags who have been successfully bringing through young home-grown players like Ferdinand, Rooney, Vidic, De Gea, Jones and Smalling for years.
LongsightM13 said:Already owned a very decent chunk of Ferrari even before he bought City, I believeBoyBlue_1985 said:LongsightM13 said:Indeed, but me and oakie don't agree on the merits of our local paper and its sports editor, so I'll leave it there as it's away from the thread topic.
What this submission to the public inquiry does — in black and white and in a legal document, no less — is remove the psychological safety blanket the more deluded rags have been clinging to. You know the sort of shit — "wait til the oil runs out", "wait til the Sheikh get bored and buys a new plaything like an F1 team", "wait til FFPR" etc etc.
This is a blueprint for a world class club in every facet of its operation.
This is a death knell for rag consolation tales.
Its probably cheaper to run an f1 team now, be good if he did buy one he could call it Man City Racing. I would have a proper team to support in F1 then
Of course it's true, but that's no bad thing!tolmie's hairdoo said:I love that objection, 'The development does not fit with the area'