If our owners do, in fact, decide that their interests are served by signing up with the avaricious, mercenary twats who are engaged in setting up this so-called 'Super League', let them use the CFG to retain an outlet for the passions of those of us who'll never find it in themselves to go along with that project. Keep Manchester City as the CFG outfit in domestic English football and hive off City FC as a global franchise venture joining the other participants in the greed-driven supranational circus.
I don't care if the international City FC keeps the players and the sponsorship contracts. Let them play at the Etihad, too, when they aren't globetrotting to pull in money from international fans in New York, Abu Dhabi, Mumbai, Shengdu, Melbourne or wherever. Manchester City would be my team, even if they struggled to cobble together cash and a team for next season, ending up doing a Sheffield United.
No doubt this is pie in the sky. But it's about the only way I can see right now that I'll still be on board in some way with the 'project' if ADUG and the other CFG shareholders elect to throw in their lot with the Super League plans.
I don't care if the international City FC keeps the players and the sponsorship contracts. Let them play at the Etihad, too, when they aren't globetrotting to pull in money from international fans in New York, Abu Dhabi, Mumbai, Shengdu, Melbourne or wherever. Manchester City would be my team, even if they struggled to cobble together cash and a team for next season, ending up doing a Sheffield United.
No doubt this is pie in the sky. But it's about the only way I can see right now that I'll still be on board in some way with the 'project' if ADUG and the other CFG shareholders elect to throw in their lot with the Super League plans.