Didsbury Dave
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BobKowalski said:
The answer is in my post above.
I reckon he's taken himself off without permission.
I agree its a strange day
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Has Robinho walked out? (Merged)
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The answer is in my post above.
I reckon he's taken himself off without permission.
I agree its a strange day
goatfood
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BBC reporting it as well. All is good again :-)
BBC reporting it as well. All is good again :-)
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Re: Robinho`s website
I hope thats true
I hope thats true
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I feel somewhat smug and vindicated... would anyone listen at the time... oh no.
"I had made Manchester City aware that I needed to return to Brazil because of a family matter,"
I feel somewhat smug and vindicated... would anyone listen at the time... oh no.
This is not all over. Clearly he has left without permission, otherwise Cook wouldn't have said it's a disciplinary matter. I'm pleased he's saying positive things about City, but he cannot just walk out whenever he feels like it just because he's our best player. I really hope this isn't a sign of things to come.
dannybcity
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I think it's just a misunderstanding and it will probably be treated as such.
jay_mcfc
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Robinho's alive and well!!!!
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jay_mcfc
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dannybcity said:I think it's just a misunderstanding and it will probably be treated as such.
Not sure if it is a misunderstanding but publicly it should be treated as one.
rastus
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To be fair Cook doesnt know whats happening, he hasnt been able to speak to MH as he said. Busy doing other things.alabaster said:This is not all over. Clearly he has left without permission, otherwise Cook wouldn't have said it's a disciplinary matter. I'm pleased he's saying positive things about City, but he cannot just walk out whenever he feels like it just because he's our best player. I really hope this isn't a sign of things to come.
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Didsbury Dave said:BobKowalski said:...ok I am puzzled. If Robby is off on a sanctioned break to Brazil and never went to Tenerife why did Cook say:
"I do know Robinho is not at the training centre in Tenerife," executive chairman Garry Cook said Tuesday. "If he has left the training ground it is a breach of club discipline. I am waiting for a full debrief."
Boy this is a weird day
The answer is in my post above.
I reckon he's taken himself off without permission.
I agree its a strange day
Well it would account for the fact cook seemed unaware of what was going on and the fact the story was allowed to fester for so long and still no official word from the club putting the record straight...
...but I predict that Robby's line will become the clubs official line and everyone will kiss and make up :)