r.soleofsalford
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蓝月亮你看到我独自站在
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Chinese OSCs, Shenzhen Blues + Sun Jihai + Shenzhen Peng City FC
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蓝月亮你看到我独自站在
Without a dream in my heart.
r.soleofsalford
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没有我自己的爱情
Méiyǒu wǒ zìjǐ de àiqíng
Rag ;)
r.soleofsalford
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andyhinch
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The better half's going to the little yang sing for lunch, will her SC get her a discount ?
r.soleofsalford
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The better half's going to the little yang sing for lunch, will her SC get her a discount ?
she can use her season card to get 10% off
and an extra 50% off if she gives the waiter a blow job
andyhinch
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She can leave that to one of her colleagues :-)she can use her season card to get 10% off
and an extra 50% off if she gives the waiter a blow job
kaz7
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After a summer of tournaments i bet the players will love to be dragged all over the globe again for pre-season
City to visit South Korea in late July [Naver]
Manchester City will visit South Korea in late July as part of their post-season tour of the Far East, according to local source Naver.
City have already confirmed plans to visit China this summer, where it’s thought Pep Guardiola will be unveiled to the world as the new manager, but news of a visit to South Korea is new and further evidence of the Blues trying to break into the Asian market.
According to the report, the hope is that City will play a friendly against K-League side Suwon Samsung Bluewings as part of the Nexen Cup. This would make sense after City formed a partnership with Nexen last August.
It’s also speculated that this could lead to the City Football Group becoming more involved in the K-League, though not necessarily by adding another club to the growing portfolio.
City have yet to confirm this visit, but local reports seem confident of it happening.
On which subject, an interesting little article from the Korean press late last week:
http://iamkoream.com/uaes-deputy-prime-minister-to-invest-in-korean-soccer-league/
Sounds like the idea is that Nexen Tire buy the majority stake, since Korea has a similar ruling on preventing foreign ownership above a certain level, with CFG to run the actual team.