Aguero press conference. 6:30pm in Dublin.

RipleysCat said:
New member here, and as I haven't commented on 100 posts, I can't start a new topic.

But I wanted to share the following with you guys anyway, so thought I'd post it here. Hope you don't mind.

Anyway, here goes:

What City mean to me:

No history they say
Football we decay
But we'll always be here, to watch our boys play

Meredith our first star
Admired from afar
When out on the pitch, no one matched his par

Successes soon came
Giving the club fame
All we would ask for is more of the same

We moved to Maine Road
It stays our true abode
To the players we loved, our happiness owed

Trautmann broke his neck
Ended the game as a wreck
But a cup he delivered, he deserved his paycheck

And then came the two
Made us proud to be blue
Allison and Mercer, we simply thank you

Summerbee down the wing
Colin Bell was our king
Who with Lee, Young, and Doyle made the whole kippax sing

Dennis Tueart is blue
Loves City through and through
His overhead kick making our dreams come true

With Swales in control
Success was our goal
But his ego would soon start taking its toll

Daley was signed
Swales must have been blind
His vision for City had now been defined

Pleat dancing his way
City disarray
The decline had begun, we all remember that day

Tolmie and Melrose
Mediocrity follows
But still we stayed true and overcame all the lows

The kids started to rise
To silence our sighs
In a lower division that countered our cries

The hatrick of hatricks
Stewart, Adcock, and White
Sending all of Maine Road into scenes of delight

With Chelsea we fought
With us falling short
But Morley at Bradford meant we could not be caught

Back in the top flight
Balloons still in full sight
Redmond Hinchcliffe and Brightwell, Paul Lake and Dave White

Kinkladze arrived
His tricks we admired
But it wasn't enough, and we never survived

Lomas held the ball
Against Liverpool of all
And down we would go, lower depths we would trawl.

So came the lows
As the third tier bestows
But a light did shine through, Wembley the venue

Horlock scored first
Dickov's shot the net burst
Weaver doing his dance that was no way rehearsed

And then promotion again
A season Goater would reign
Back in the top flight, our rightful place we regain.

But it wasn't to last
Our stay over too fast
Royle was no more, he was now in our past.

Keegan arrived
The top flight we all strived
Eyal, Ali and Goater ensured that we thrived

So back in the PL
A new stadium as well
But strikers Anelka and Fowler failing to gel

King Kevin replaced
A new challenge Pearce faced
But the goals didn't come, his tenure not embraced

A new owner and Sven
A summer signing top men
Corluka, Geovanni, Elano were them

We started on fire
But it soon turned quite dire
The season was over, our manager we would fire

And then came the news
A takeover breakthroughs
And we were now managed by a certain Mark Hughes

But his time here was short
His tenure soon would abort
And in came Roberto, with Kidd his escort.

4th place we missed out
Despite all our clout
But this time there wasn't to be a time-out.

And it reaped its reward
With Silva now onboard
And Yaya would give us what we all adored

And now CL is gained
A new future attained
And nothing to stop us from being contained

So that's my ode to you
To the ones who stay true
To us all who regard us to be blues through and through

The ups have been few
The downs too many too blue
But loving our club? That's not an issue
Click to expand...

Wow!

Nice one mate. Welcome to the forum, it's full of nutters. You'll fit right in.

;-)
 
AGUERO ALREADY EYEING TITLES

New signing Sergio Aguero has spoken of his excitement at joining Manchester City and is confident he will soon be winning titles with his new club.

The 23-year-old became the most expensive recruit in City's history on Thursday as he joined the Premier League outfit from Atletico Madrid in a deal thought to be worth around £38 million.

The Argentina international trained with his new team-mates for the first time on Friday before flying with the rest of the squad to Ireland for the Dublin Super Cup.

Aguero will not play in the tournament after a busy summer that has already seen him turn out for Argentina on home soil in the Copa America, with the striker set to make his first appearance in the Community Shield against Manchester United.
Happy

However, the striker insists he cannot wait to get started in City's colours, stating: "I'm very happy to be here. I enjoyed my time with my colleagues today. I am just looking forward to start playing for my new club."

Aguero went on to admit he had no set plans regarding his departure from Atletico but, once their interest became apparent, was quickly attracted to City by the project in place at the Etihad Stadium.

Indeed, having ended their 35-year wait for a trophy by winning the FA Cup last season, Aguero believes the club are more than capable of adding further titles this season.

"I was playing at the Copa America and I wasn't thinking of other clubs," he continued. "My agent did the work.

"I was very interested in playing here though as it's a growing club and I hope that we can grow together.

"I think we have great players and a great team.

"I am playing at one of the best English teams at the moment and there are many things that can be achieved. We can win many titles and hopefully it will be a top year for us."

Good friends with Tevez

Aguero's arrival at City has placed further question marks over the future of fellow Argentine Carlos Tevez with the striker still apparently hankering after a move away from the North West.

Tevez is currently being linked with a move to Italian giants Inter Milan, but, while confirming the pair are on friendly terms, Aguero is adamant that his compatriot's future has no bearing on his own plans.

"We are good friends and play together in the national team," Aguero added. "But whatever he does is up to him, I just want to concentrate on playing here."
 
Sexy Sergio:

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RipleysCat said:
New member here, and as I haven't commented on 100 posts, I can't start a new topic.

But I wanted to share the following with you guys anyway, so thought I'd post it here. Hope you don't mind.

Anyway, here goes:

What City mean to me:

No history they say
Football we decay
But we'll always be here, to watch our boys play

Meredith our first star
Admired from afar
When out on the pitch, no one matched his par

Successes soon came
Giving the club fame
All we would ask for is more of the same

We moved to Maine Road
It stays our true abode
To the players we loved, our happiness owed

Trautmann broke his neck
Ended the game as a wreck
But a cup he delivered, he deserved his paycheck

And then came the two
Made us proud to be blue
Allison and Mercer, we simply thank you

Summerbee down the wing
Colin Bell was our king
Who with Lee, Young, and Doyle made the whole kippax sing

Dennis Tueart is blue
Loves City through and through
His overhead kick making our dreams come true

With Swales in control
Success was our goal
But his ego would soon start taking its toll

Daley was signed
Swales must have been blind
His vision for City had now been defined

Pleat dancing his way
City disarray
The decline had begun, we all remember that day

Tolmie and Melrose
Mediocrity follows
But still we stayed true and overcame all the lows

The kids started to rise
To silence our sighs
In a lower division that countered our cries

The hatrick of hatricks
Stewart, Adcock, and White
Sending all of Maine Road into scenes of delight

With Chelsea we fought
With us falling short
But Morley at Bradford meant we could not be caught

Back in the top flight
Balloons still in full sight
Redmond Hinchcliffe and Brightwell, Paul Lake and Dave White

Kinkladze arrived
His tricks we admired
But it wasn't enough, and we never survived

Lomas held the ball
Against Liverpool of all
And down we would go, lower depths we would trawl.

So came the lows
As the third tier bestows
But a light did shine through, Wembley the venue

Horlock scored first
Dickov's shot the net burst
Weaver doing his dance that was no way rehearsed

And then promotion again
A season Goater would reign
Back in the top flight, our rightful place we regain.

But it wasn't to last
Our stay over too fast
Royle was no more, he was now in our past.

Keegan arrived
The top flight we all strived
Eyal, Ali and Goater ensured that we thrived

So back in the PL
A new stadium as well
But strikers Anelka and Fowler failing to gel

King Kevin replaced
A new challenge Pearce faced
But the goals didn't come, his tenure not embraced

A new owner and Sven
A summer signing top men
Corluka, Geovanni, Elano were them

We started on fire
But it soon turned quite dire
The season was over, our manager we would fire

And then came the news
A takeover breakthroughs
And we were now managed by a certain Mark Hughes

But his time here was short
His tenure soon would abort
And in came Roberto, with Kidd his escort.

4th place we missed out
Despite all our clout
But this time there wasn't to be a time-out.

And it reaped its reward
With Silva now onboard
And Yaya would give us what we all adored

And now CL is gained
A new future attained
And nothing to stop us from being contained

So that's my ode to you
To the ones who stay true
To us all who regard us to be blues through and through

The ups have been few
The downs too many too blue
But loving our club? That's not an issue
Click to expand...




welcome you loon and great name buy the way
 
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