richards30
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Re: Garry Cook resigns
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Garry Cook resigns (merged)
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Re: Garry Cook resigns
Not sure it will make a blind bit of difference to be honest.
Thought it was blown out of all proportion, but in the end you reap what you sow.
Also everyone's right about Ian Wright, now there's a man with an agenda.
Not sure it will make a blind bit of difference to be honest.
Thought it was blown out of all proportion, but in the end you reap what you sow.
Also everyone's right about Ian Wright, now there's a man with an agenda.
MCFC 4 EVER
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Re: Garry Cook resigns
"prairiemoon" you should be ashamed of yourself for making comments like that about Ned or any footballer but I suppose you can only expect that from a rag
He probably is a rag as this thread is swarming with themMike D said:prairiemoon said:Let's hope Nedum plays soon and suffers a career ending tackle.
You must be a rag with comments like that.
This has nothing to do with Ned what so ever.
Could did wrong he paid the price end of
"prairiemoon" you should be ashamed of yourself for making comments like that about Ned or any footballer but I suppose you can only expect that from a rag
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Big battle for power on the horizon now
Well well well, Cook blows his own foot off. It was always going to happen and ultimately should be good news for the club in the long term. Nice guy he might have been, but he signed his own death warrant with the way the Hughes sacking and subsequent press conference was handled. And the gaffes...sweet Jesus, a club under fire from sections of the media can only take so much.
What's going to happen now? I suspect this may lead to some serious wrangling for power behind the scenes. Our manager will be delighted with this news as he had no love for Cook. I was told in summer he demanded his resignation but was rebuked. He's made no secret of his desire for more control at the club, and his irritation at the way City were handling player exits. In many ways he's been vindicated on this. And he certainly wants more transfer control, like other British managers, although ADUG went down that route with Mark Hughes and ended up with Rocky Santa Cruz. He'll be on the phone to Khaldoon, you can bet your bottom dollar.
Marwood was a pal of Cook and has made enemies on the staff too. I don't know what the manager thinks of him but whispers abounded of various people unhappy with his "tell-tale" type relationship with Abu Dhabi. His position must surely be significantly weakened by this news. A new incumbent may well deem him surplus to requirements and he'll join Cooky on the chuck-bus.
I presume City will go all out for a big hitter to unite the various factions of the club and promote the club's image on a worldwide basis. I have no idea what ADUG's criteria will be. Kenyon? Blue and experienced, but various question marks. Dein? Has to be a possibility. I can't see Williams having the gravitas on a European scale. Outside of football there is DAvid Potts of Tesco, A City fan with a big reputation.
I think Abu Dhabi will use this as a chance to have a root and branch review, and there may be more bloodletting. I sense a lot of political manouvering on the horizon amongst the various players involved.
One thing is for certain. This is the best job in world football and City must seize this opportunity to move to the next level - as a European force - with rock-solid leadership from the top of the club. Come on ADUG. This is a crucial time for MCFC. You need to get this one right.
Onwards and upwards.
Well well well, Cook blows his own foot off. It was always going to happen and ultimately should be good news for the club in the long term. Nice guy he might have been, but he signed his own death warrant with the way the Hughes sacking and subsequent press conference was handled. And the gaffes...sweet Jesus, a club under fire from sections of the media can only take so much.
What's going to happen now? I suspect this may lead to some serious wrangling for power behind the scenes. Our manager will be delighted with this news as he had no love for Cook. I was told in summer he demanded his resignation but was rebuked. He's made no secret of his desire for more control at the club, and his irritation at the way City were handling player exits. In many ways he's been vindicated on this. And he certainly wants more transfer control, like other British managers, although ADUG went down that route with Mark Hughes and ended up with Rocky Santa Cruz. He'll be on the phone to Khaldoon, you can bet your bottom dollar.
Marwood was a pal of Cook and has made enemies on the staff too. I don't know what the manager thinks of him but whispers abounded of various people unhappy with his "tell-tale" type relationship with Abu Dhabi. His position must surely be significantly weakened by this news. A new incumbent may well deem him surplus to requirements and he'll join Cooky on the chuck-bus.
I presume City will go all out for a big hitter to unite the various factions of the club and promote the club's image on a worldwide basis. I have no idea what ADUG's criteria will be. Kenyon? Blue and experienced, but various question marks. Dein? Has to be a possibility. I can't see Williams having the gravitas on a European scale. Outside of football there is DAvid Potts of Tesco, A City fan with a big reputation.
I think Abu Dhabi will use this as a chance to have a root and branch review, and there may be more bloodletting. I sense a lot of political manouvering on the horizon amongst the various players involved.
One thing is for certain. This is the best job in world football and City must seize this opportunity to move to the next level - as a European force - with rock-solid leadership from the top of the club. Come on ADUG. This is a crucial time for MCFC. You need to get this one right.
Onwards and upwards.
Nascent Blues
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Re: Garry Cook resigns
Cook offered his resignation; the club accepted.
Bert Trautmann's Parachute said:I hope the club have sacked him for reasons other than that e-mail. Otherwise we're in trouble....CityForever45 said:I only hope the next CEO knows how to use the e-mail.
Cook offered his resignation; the club accepted.
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Re: Garry Cook resigns
was thinking along these lines.We need someone thats part of the old guard to truly gain acceptance.
richards30 said:joan laporta.
was thinking along these lines.We need someone thats part of the old guard to truly gain acceptance.
bluevengence
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Don`t forget the slimey red cunts on here who have just slithered from under theirs upon hearing the news.
Anyway,having heard Khaldoon on the o/s a few times
i have every faith that the man will get the very very best
to replace Cookie
oakiecokie said:Message to Messrs Wright,Dr Fookin Onuoha,Custis twats and all the other Media Cunts :
FUCK OFF BACK UNDER YOUR STONES YOU SHIT FACED SCUM !!
The old adage "he who laughs last ...."
I`m fookin gutted !!!
Don`t forget the slimey red cunts on here who have just slithered from under theirs upon hearing the news.
Anyway,having heard Khaldoon on the o/s a few times
i have every faith that the man will get the very very best
to replace Cookie
CityForever45
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Re: Garry Cook resigns
I don't understand all the hate against Onuhoa, the Sun ecc. Cook put himself in this situation; he's the only one to blame.
I don't understand all the hate against Onuhoa, the Sun ecc. Cook put himself in this situation; he's the only one to blame.