Garry Cook resigns (merged)

[Barcon]

well that's what I was arguing, and was just poking fun at TFS because of the way he was having cheap digs that it's funny how he hates United but can love Lancs who are just down the road, pretty irrelevant point.

Fact is if you then say it's ok for non-mancs to support City, it's ok for me to support Surrey. If others are adamant that only mancs can support City, then they can have their opinion, but I find it ridiculous.

You two have ruined this thread, give it up please.

give over.

I guess that's a no.

 

[JoeMercer'sWay]

You two have ruined this thread, give it up please.

give over.

I guess that's a no.

carry on, we're doing nothing.

 

[shadygiz]

please keep the thread on topic guys ;)

 

[JoeMercer'sWay]

please keep the thread on topic guys ;)

who got you involved? no harm done.

 

[Balti]

anyone else think he should be reinstated asap? ;-)

 

[shadygiz]

please keep the thread on topic guys ;)

who got you involved? no harm done.

no one got me involved...its a polite request to keep the thread on topic....put the claws away ;)

 

[JoeMercer'sWay]

please keep the thread on topic guys ;)

who got you involved? no harm done.

no one got me involved...its a polite request to keep the thread on topic....put the claws away ;)

meow.

 

[LoveCity]

Inter Milan technical director Marco Branca has emerged as a contender for a senior role at Manchester City following the departure of chief executive Garry Cook and doubts about the future of his sidekick, football administrator Brian Marwood.

Manager Roberto Mancini is backing Branca after winning his long-term power struggle with Cook, who quit on Friday after sending an offensive email to Dr Anthonia Onuoha, mother of City defender Nedum, apparently mocking her battle against cancer.

Branca played with Mancini at Sampdoria and was also sporting director at Inter when they won three Serie A titles.

He scored nine goals in 11 games for Middlesbrough in 1998 towards the end of his playing career.

John Macbeath, a City director for 18 months, is currently the acting chief executive.

Former Blackburn chairman John Williams had been working at City in the transfer window trying to cut the size of their squad.

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Handsome fella isn't he?

 

[Balti]

Marco Branco?!

Wow that's alright then!

 

[Mancio]

Inter Milan technical director Marco Branca has emerged as a contender for a senior role at Manchester City following the departure of chief executive Garry Cook and doubts about the future of his sidekick, football administrator Brian Marwood.

Manager Roberto Mancini is backing Branca after winning his long-term power struggle with Cook, who quit on Friday after sending an offensive email to Dr Anthonia Onuoha, mother of City defender Nedum, apparently mocking her battle against cancer.

Branca played with Mancini at Sampdoria and was also sporting director at Inter when they won three Serie A titles.

He scored nine goals in 11 games for Middlesbrough in 1998 towards the end of his playing career.

John Macbeath, a City director for 18 months, is currently the acting chief executive.

Former Blackburn chairman John Williams had been working at City in the transfer window trying to cut the size of their squad.

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Handsome fella isn't he?

pure bollocks. mancini and branca fiercely hate each other .