I doubt his expensive US education was in Arabic was it? Plus he is chairman of an English speaking club, so for a prepared interview anyone would expect better. I honestly think it is dumbed down for the audience and is quite patronising.
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Chairman Khaldoon Year End Review
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I doubt his expensive US education was in Arabic was it? Plus he is chairman of an English speaking club, so for a prepared interview anyone would expect better. I honestly think it is dumbed down for the audience and is quite patronising.
oakiecokie
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Please explain more.I doubt his expensive US education was in Arabic was it? Plus he is chairman of an English speaking club, so for a prepared interview anyone would expect better. I honestly think it is dumbed down for the audience and is quite patronising.
TFC
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Hes a top bloke. Wonder if the 'stop fucking about with tactics and just play your best fucking team' conversation has been had....
SilverFox2
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I remember my regular visits to hospital over the last 40 years.I doubt his expensive US education was in Arabic was it? Plus he is chairman of an English speaking club, so for a prepared interview anyone would expect better. I honestly think it is dumbed down for the audience and is quite patronising.
I found my interviews with doctors full of technical jargon that I had to have explained to me, consultants used more practical terms but if it was a Professer I saw it was so understandable spoken almost totally in layman's English.
I wonder why that was so,,?
Maybe he patronised me but certainly he communicated.
My consultant is the same, always very clear.I remember my regular visits to hospital over the last 40 years.
I found my interviews with doctors full of technical jargon that I had to have explained to me, consultants used more practical terms but if it was a Professer I saw it was so understandable spoken almost totally in layman's English.
I wonder why that was so,,?
Maybe he patronised me but certainly he communicated.
"So, basically, you're fucked. See you next month, if you're still alive."
mancity2012_eamo
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I think most people see how smart our chairman and management is.Given the conciliatory tone and non-aggresive stance taken by Khaldoon I hope people can finally see why we never have and never will engage in a 'war' with the media. It's sad really because all the tripe that's hurled our way is never going to stop and never going to be tackled by the club, but hey, that's how they roll.
As much as I would love to see certain sections of the anti City mafia taken down a peg or two and I’ve stated numerous times, that drives me as much as the football.
However I do admit that our chairman is perhaps smart enough to realise that going to war with the media is a war you cannot win.
mancity2012_eamo
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I read that between the lines.Hes a top bloke. Wonder if the 'stop fucking about with tactics and just play your best fucking team' conversation has been had....
Surely you could see it. Plain as day.
SilverFox2
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I think those who sponsor us or seek to buy equity look at financial figures..
Not saying the UK media are irrelevant but our owners include both Chinese and USA based Companies that synergies with our objectives.
I look forward to their Input especially the US media proposed build and its effect on East Manchester.
Not saying the UK media are irrelevant but our owners include both Chinese and USA based Companies that synergies with our objectives.
I look forward to their Input especially the US media proposed build and its effect on East Manchester.