Was told a story by my Swedish mate who loves him. His first day at PSG he parked in the prime spot reserved for a PSG director.Rammyblues said:AC reckons he is a one man team, everyone must play to him doesn't play with another striker apparantly.
rastus said:Was told a story by my Swedish mate who loves him. His first day at PSG he parked in the prime spot reserved for a PSG director.Rammyblues said:AC reckons he is a one man team, everyone must play to him doesn't play with another striker apparantly.
He was told not to park there and was told where his spot was.
Guess what the next day, he parked in the same directors space told them it was his space and swap the reserved nameplates and they did.
Admirable in one way that he doesnt fuck about and able to command respect, a bit negative if you get wound up easily.
From that little exchange I'd say he sounds like a prick. Good player though.rastus said:Was told a story by my Swedish mate who loves him. His first day at PSG he parked in the prime spot reserved for a PSG director.Rammyblues said:AC reckons he is a one man team, everyone must play to him doesn't play with another striker apparantly.
He was told not to park there and was told where his spot was.
Guess what the next day, he parked in the same directors space told them it was his space and swap the reserved nameplates and they did.
Admirable in one way that he doesnt fuck about and able to command respect, a bit negative if you get wound up easily.
Hanzan2013 said:It's funny reading some of the posts about Zlatan here.
You people don't know him at all. You've read some headlines, seen some Youtube-clips...
If Zlatan comes, it's an entirely new Man City. He'll play as a playmaking striker, moving around as he pleases, and everyone else will have to adapt. He will attract all the focus and totally dominate Premier League from day one. He has won the league 10 times in the last 11 years. In 4 countries and 6 clubs. The single year he didn't win, he broke all of Milan's scoring records back to 1952 (and they have had some strikers).
Very good inside info here in Sweden says Zlatan is actively seeking a way out from PSG since Ancelotti left.
There are two options. Number 1 is Madrid. Ancelotti wants him, but his wages and the possible ego-clash with Christina are concerns of Perez. Option 2 is City. Mancini wanted him a couple of years ago, but Zlatan has zero respect for that man after their time in Inter together.
It is happening, and it is happening in the next few days.
Hanzan2013 said:It's funny reading some of the posts about Zlatan here.
You people don't know him at all. You've read some headlines, seen some Youtube-clips...
If Zlatan comes, it's an entirely new Man City. He'll play as a playmaking striker, moving around as he pleases, and everyone else will have to adapt. He will attract all the focus and totally dominate Premier League from day one. He has won the league 10 times in the last 11 years. In 4 countries and 6 clubs. The single year he didn't win, he broke all of Milan's scoring records back to 1952 (and they have had some strikers).
Very good inside info here in Sweden says Zlatan is actively seeking a way out from PSG since Ancelotti left.
There are two options. Number 1 is Madrid. Ancelotti wants him, but his wages and the possible ego-clash with Christina are concerns of Perez. Option 2 is City. Mancini wanted him a couple of years ago, but Zlatan has zero respect for that man after their time in Inter together.
It is happening, and it is happening in the next few days.
Hanzan2013 said:It's funny reading some of the posts about Zlatan here.
You people don't know him at all. You've read some headlines, seen some Youtube-clips...
If Zlatan comes, it's an entirely new Man City. He'll play as a playmaking striker, moving around as he pleases, and everyone else will have to adapt. He will attract all the focus and totally dominate Premier League from day one. He has won the league 10 times in the last 11 years. In 4 countries and 6 clubs. The single year he didn't win, he broke all of Milan's scoring records back to 1952 (and they have had some strikers).
Very good inside info here in Sweden says Zlatan is actively seeking a way out from PSG since Ancelotti left.
There are two options. Number 1 is Madrid. Ancelotti wants him, but his wages and the possible ego-clash with Christina are concerns of Perez. Option 2 is City. Mancini wanted him a couple of years ago, but Zlatan has zero respect for that man after their time in Inter together.
It is happening, and it is happening in the next few days.
Hanzan2013 said:It's funny reading some of the posts about Zlatan here.
You people don't know him at all. You've read some headlines, seen some Youtube-clips...
If Zlatan comes, it's an entirely new Man City. He'll play as a playmaking striker, moving around as he pleases, and everyone else will have to adapt. He will attract all the focus and totally dominate Premier League from day one. He has won the league 10 times in the last 11 years. In 4 countries and 6 clubs. The single year he didn't win, he broke all of Milan's scoring records back to 1952 (and they have had some strikers).
Very good inside info here in Sweden says Zlatan is actively seeking a way out from PSG since Ancelotti left.
There are two options. Number 1 is Madrid. Ancelotti wants him, but his wages and the possible ego-clash with Christina are concerns of Perez. Option 2 is City. Mancini wanted him a couple of years ago, but Zlatan has zero respect for that man after their time in Inter together.
It is happening, and it is happening in the next few days.
Hanzan2013 said:It's funny reading some of the posts about Zlatan here.
You people don't know him at all. You've read some headlines, seen some Youtube-clips...
If Zlatan comes, it's an entirely new Man City. He'll play as a playmaking striker, moving around as he pleases, and everyone else will have to adapt. He will attract all the focus and totally dominate Premier League from day one. He has won the league 10 times in the last 11 years. In 4 countries and 6 clubs. The single year he didn't win, he broke all of Milan's scoring records back to 1952 (and they have had some strikers).
Very good inside info here in Sweden says Zlatan is actively seeking a way out from PSG since Ancelotti left.
There are two options. Number 1 is Madrid. Ancelotti wants him, but his wages and the possible ego-clash with Christina are concerns of Perez. Option 2 is City. Mancini wanted him a couple of years ago, but Zlatan has zero respect for that man after their time in Inter together.
It is happening, and it is happening in the next few days.
adrianr said:sam-caddick said:Keith Moon said:Theres no "no poaching" agreement between Ancelotti & PSG and Ancelotti do fancy Ibra, but Real think he's to old.
Ibras agent also have contact with City, but he still don't know if we're seriously interested in his player.
This info comes from a journo who's close to camp Ancelotti and camp Ibrahimovic.
I heard that Ancelotti has a no poaching agreement on talksport last night, looks like it will come down to us or Chelsea.
Personally I think he is too much of a risk in terms of harmony up front.
If he comes in it will be the same as Cavani, at the expense of Aguero. Who should we prioritise keeping happy? Our reciprocally universally loved and adored beautiful 25 year old Argentinian demigod, or a 31 year old ugly as fuck Swedish journeyman?