Etihad Campus, Stadium and Collar Site Development Thread

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r.soleofsalford said:
gh_mcfc said:
r.soleofsalford said:
theatre ffs who goes to see that shite

Stand down Apparently its on the Granada site... oh well



thank god for that, that poncey shit would be an effrontery to my working class roots

Philistine :-)
 
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Is anyone else going to CFA on Monday night?
 
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supercity88 said:
blueunit said:
gordondaviesmoustache said:
A little nod to our past.

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They just need some kids to mind Sergio's Aston Martin for a quid and the job's a good 'un.

That was my Nan's house :)

Thought I recognised it!
Is that you Wayne?
 
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Jamie Jackson, the Guardian's so-called "Manchester football correspondent" must have had the CFA tour. He's gushing in his praise on his twitter feed, managing to find the time to tweet this, on his otherwise united dominated time-line...

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unexpected item said:
Jamie Jackson, the Guardian's so-called "Manchester football correspondent" must have had the CFA tour. He's gushing in his praise on his twitter feed, managing to find the time to tweet this, on his otherwise united dominated time-line...

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They should have taken him around the back and drowned the **** in one of the septic tanks.
 
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What City need is for a player to come through who gets a chance in the 1st team and makes it.

Chelsea and MCFC have invested a lot of money in their academies and I can't think of any player who has come through. And why would a manager like Pellegrini who are under huge pressure to win, risk selecting these players. Even the most outrageously gifted young players need game after game, and the trust of their manager and the knowledge and belief that they don't just have one or two games to make an impression. Teams like Southampton have an advantage in the development of young players because they can bring these players through with less pressure and expectation.

Imagine City playing young players now in their team. Lose a game, and there'd be people screaming.

If I was a young player who I'd think twice about going to City because you need opportunities to play. It's not happening at City at the moment. Until it does, the Academy will be a white elephant
 
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Marvin said:
What City need is for a player to come through who gets a chance in the 1st team and makes it.

Chelsea and MCFC have invested a lot of money in their academies and I can't think of any player who has come through. And why would a manager like Pellegrini who are under huge pressure to win, risk selecting these players. Even the most outrageously gifted young players need game after game, and the trust of their manager and the knowledge and belief that they don't just have one or two games to make an impression. Teams like Southampton have an advantage in the development of young players because they can bring these players through with less pressure and expectation.

Imagine City playing young players now in their team. Lose a game, and there'd be people screaming.

If I was a young player who I'd think twice about going to City because you need opportunities to play. It's not happening at City at the moment. Until it does, the Academy will be a white elephant

Haha, I'll bite... Give it 5 years.
 
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bluegirl74 said:
Is anyone else going to CFA on Monday night?

Why ,is something going to be happening then?

The official opening is Monday but during the day.
 
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Read a post on the Sunderland forum who had visited the CFA in a work capacity and was gushing with praise, the interesting thing he said, more in passing really, that he had been told that City had purchased the Asda site....
 
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moggymoz said:
Marvin said:
What City need is for a player to come through who gets a chance in the 1st team and makes it.

Chelsea and MCFC have invested a lot of money in their academies and I can't think of any player who has come through. And why would a manager like Pellegrini who are under huge pressure to win, risk selecting these players. Even the most outrageously gifted young players need game after game, and the trust of their manager and the knowledge and belief that they don't just have one or two games to make an impression. Teams like Southampton have an advantage in the development of young players because they can bring these players through with less pressure and expectation.

Imagine City playing young players now in their team. Lose a game, and there'd be people screaming.

If I was a young player who I'd think twice about going to City because you need opportunities to play. It's not happening at City at the moment. Until it does, the Academy will be a white elephant

Haha, I'll bite... Give it 5 years.
Pressure is on to play players like Milner or they'll walk. And to win every game. League Cup is about the only opportunities the City academy players will get, and that's precarious.

Chelsea have been winning everything at Academy level. They are always in the FA Youth Cup Final. They've been targeting young players for years and got into trouble for it. Remember Kakuta? But which clubs are known for bringing players through? Southampton. Villa. These clubs don't have huge resources and expectations.
 
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