BoyBlue_1985
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The cookie monster said:
Most probably is, lol
"hawhehawhehaw i vill suck yous orfif yous saz no to man cityezz"
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Most probably is, lol
"hawhehawhehaw i vill suck yous orfif yous saz no to man cityezz"
nmc
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Re: A bit of good news, City to approach ex-Barcelona executives
Spot on I'm affraid. Very funny aswell....
VOOMER said:Didsbury Dave said:Don't believe it for a second. I still think Potts from Tesco has the job.
But if there did happen to be any truth in it I'd be very concerned unless these guys have fluent, perfect English.
He speaks fluent English and Spanish and French, Italian, Portugees and like most execs bollocks!. As oppossed to the average British candidate who speaks just English and bollocks, bye bye Brian.
Spot on I'm affraid. Very funny aswell....
bluelol
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This may be interesting Blue's
Man who helped Barca rise could help Manchester City become Euro force
Mike Whalley January 28, 2012 Share Article
He helped turn Barcelona from under-achievers into world-beaters off the field – so Ferran Soriano could be just the man to take Manchester City to the next level. Soriano has emerged as the front-runner to replace Garry Cook as the Blues close in on a new chief executive. Cook resigned in September over a scandal that saw an e-mail sent from his account to Nedum Onuoha’s mother Anthonia. Director John MacBeath has filled in as acting chief executive during City’s long search for a permanent successor. And Soriano, the president of Barcelona-based airline Spanair, may just be the man for the job. When he joined Barca’s board in 2003, the club were by their high standards in the doldrums. Under the trigger-happy presidency of Joan Gaspart, Barca had just completed three years without a trophy, going through five managers in the process. Soriano, who is 44, came in under new president Joan Laporta, and played a significant part during a period that brought both success and stability to the Camp Nou. On the field, manager Frank Rijkaard was given time to make an impact, despite a slow start, and ensured a return to the glory days with the club winning the Spanish title twice and beating Arsenal in Paris to lift the Champions League trophy in 2006. Soriano certainly had a role to play in that success.
Read more at: <a class="postlink" href="http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/sport/football/manchester_city/s/1472311_man-who-helped-barca-rise-could-help-manchester-city-become-euro-force" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://menmedia.co.uk/manchesterevening ... euro-force</a>?
Man who helped Barca rise could help Manchester City become Euro force
Mike Whalley January 28, 2012 Share Article
He helped turn Barcelona from under-achievers into world-beaters off the field – so Ferran Soriano could be just the man to take Manchester City to the next level. Soriano has emerged as the front-runner to replace Garry Cook as the Blues close in on a new chief executive. Cook resigned in September over a scandal that saw an e-mail sent from his account to Nedum Onuoha’s mother Anthonia. Director John MacBeath has filled in as acting chief executive during City’s long search for a permanent successor. And Soriano, the president of Barcelona-based airline Spanair, may just be the man for the job. When he joined Barca’s board in 2003, the club were by their high standards in the doldrums. Under the trigger-happy presidency of Joan Gaspart, Barca had just completed three years without a trophy, going through five managers in the process. Soriano, who is 44, came in under new president Joan Laporta, and played a significant part during a period that brought both success and stability to the Camp Nou. On the field, manager Frank Rijkaard was given time to make an impact, despite a slow start, and ensured a return to the glory days with the club winning the Spanish title twice and beating Arsenal in Paris to lift the Champions League trophy in 2006. Soriano certainly had a role to play in that success.
Read more at: <a class="postlink" href="http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/sport/football/manchester_city/s/1472311_man-who-helped-barca-rise-could-help-manchester-city-become-euro-force" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://menmedia.co.uk/manchesterevening ... euro-force</a>?
EL APACHE TEVEZ
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Re: This may be interesting Blue's
Old news mate
Old news mate
bluelol
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Re: This may be interesting Blue's
Sorry EL only just seen it mate.
EL APACHE TEVEZ said:Old news mate
Sorry EL only just seen it mate.
Edin’s header
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BoyBlue_1985 said:The cookie monster said:He's probably talking them out of it to avoid your scenario.BoyBlue_1985 said:Platini fucking loves these ex Barcelona boys. H ewill be sucking us off in no time at all
Most probably is, lol
"hawhehawhehaw i vill suck yous orfif yous saz no to man cityezz"
Platini does donkey impressions?
Ducado
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Hinchcliffe's header said:BoyBlue_1985 said:The cookie monster said:He's probably talking them out of it to avoid your scenario.
Most probably is, lol
"hawhehawhehaw i vill suck yous orfif yous saz no to man cityezz"
Platini does donkey impressions?
Yeeeee Haaaaaaaaa ways does