COAT_OF_ARMS
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Most likely the decision was out of their hands.
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CFG Expansion | Başakşehir to join? (p70)
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Whose hands was it in?Most likely the decision was out of their hands.
Are CFG dictating where players can go?
COAT_OF_ARMS
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Yes, at times. There are certain players who are more "CFG players" than players of the club they sign with. We've had a few pass through the doors at the Etihad too, they're not signed for our squad as such, it's just a business deal.Whose hands was it in?
Are CFG dictating where players can go?
Clearly mistakes have been made at Troyes. We have a mixed record across the group, some clubs have done really well just like we have, others have struggled but not quite to the degree as Troyes. If this is representative of the fans though they won't want to give us time to learn from those mistakes and we should probably withdraw from Troyes.
The mistake was sticking with a manager for too long who had success elsewhere. It's nothing to do with the ownership model.
COAT_OF_ARMS
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I'm not blaming the model, but it's still the owners who decide to stick or twist.The mistake was sticking with a manager for too long who had success elsewhere. It's nothing to do with the ownership model.
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GIRONA have now officially qualified for the 2024-25 UCL.
Are there any implications for City in this, given the perceived conflict of interest raised by common ownership?
Well done to Girona anyway. They beat Barcelona 4-2 to seal this.
Are there any implications for City in this, given the perceived conflict of interest raised by common ownership?
Well done to Girona anyway. They beat Barcelona 4-2 to seal this.
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Red Bull don't seem to have a problem with it.GIRONA have now officially qualified for the 2024-25 UCL.
Are there any implications for City in this, given the perceived conflict of interest raised by common ownership?
Well done to Girona anyway. They beat Barcelona 4-2 to seal this.
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We're not the majority shareholder, I believe.
r.soleofsalford
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Not looking good for CFG in France...Troyes fans are blaming City by the looks of it.
The French always blaming somebody for something.
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My 2 lads are in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia at the moment.
They say all they have seen is City fans and billboards, no red Cartel. Walked in a bar last night and the DJ had a City shirt on!
I went on the City Abu Dhabi trip in 2015 and remember asking Txiki where next for CFG and he said Malaysia but nothing there yet.
They say all they have seen is City fans and billboards, no red Cartel. Walked in a bar last night and the DJ had a City shirt on!
I went on the City Abu Dhabi trip in 2015 and remember asking Txiki where next for CFG and he said Malaysia but nothing there yet.
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To be fair CFG have completely fucked up there in the way it's been ran, fired the manager to bring in one from the group, who went in to be terrible and left it too late to change things.The French always blaming somebody for something.
Not all that CFG do is good and great, plenty of mis-steps and fuck ups as with any business
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abellwillring
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Not sure if this is the best place for this or not but Troyes will get to remain in Ligue 2 after DNCG has decided that AJ Ajaccio will be relegated due to financial issues.
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Merci CityNot sure if this is the best place for this or not but Troyes will get to remain in Ligue 2 after DNCG has decided that AJ Ajaccio will be relegated due to financial issues.
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In that case - myself, the scathing journos, and the protesting fans all owe the CFG an apology! :)Not sure if this is the best place for this or not but Troyes will get to remain in Ligue 2 after DNCG has decided that AJ Ajaccio will be relegated due to financial issues.
Should be able to mount a promotion bid if they spend the Savio money well.
nmc
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In that case - myself, the scathing journos, and the protesting fans all owe the CFG an apology! :)
Should be able to mount a promotion bid if they spend the Savio money well.
Perhaps they could appoint Gareth Taylor as boss.
dadnlad
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what the poor sods done to deserve thatPerhaps they could appoint Gareth Taylor as boss.
oh shit, really ?Not sure if this is the best place for this or not but Troyes will get to remain in Ligue 2 after DNCG has decided that AJ Ajaccio will be relegated due to financial issues.
shame for AJ Ajaccio tho.
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As if it’s not bad enough being FrenchPerhaps they could appoint Gareth Taylor as boss.
oh shit, really ?
shame for AJ Ajaccio tho.
I'm just reading that they are appealing the decision so it's not definite. But it would be massive for Troyes if that is the outcome. The Savio transfer can give the team a whole refresh.
Prestwich_Blue
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We tried that with Liverpool back in 2013.We give them access to all our data they pay us money and maybe have first refusal on any new players