It's Quiet 18 - Wanna ring the bell?

[decmancity]

Of course he hasn't just like Txiki didnt when he started out!

City won't be Kompanys education. That is for certain.

 

[waspish]

City won't be Kompanys education. That is for certain.

You never know

 

[Tevez City]

Haha. Absolutely no chance we fall for that trap. We inadvertently got away with it when he left!

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

The lad is just trouble and has a massive ego.

Pep essentially got rid, so very unlikely that he would change his mind after Sanchos performances on and off the pitch since he's been with them.

 

[toffee balls]

The lad is just trouble and has a massive ego.

Pep essentially got rid, so very unlikely that he would change his mind after Sanchos performances on and off the pitch since he's been with them.

We wanted him to stay.

He was offered £20 k per week but had made his mind up to go.

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

We wanted him to stay.

He was offered £20 k per week but had made his mind up to go.

Not offering him what he wants is the same as deciding he can go. In my book. Pep made the call, the lads not worth that. Cheerio. He's a bad apple.

 

[Dialog]

They were a deadly duo, enjoyed watching them every time, its a pity that sancho left the way he did. I liked the boy, he was special for us, but impatient. At that age, he most definitely had the wrong people talking in his ears. Whoever influenced and advised him, ruined his career!!!

 

[Dialog]

Of course he hasn't just like Txiki didnt when he started out!

That may be true, but if you look at the CITY brand and business since 2012, it has grown massively. We have become football giants both in revenue and results on the pitch. We are now football ROYALTY. Sanctioning Kompany to take the role of Txiki, instead of an experienced world class DOF at this stage of the club's evolution is not a strategic nor a tactical move. It is a sentimental move and a very experimental move that is likely to get us burned. Sentimental moves are dangerous and costly because they are not well thought out. We are too big to take such a risk now. City will take a massive hit, if we go down that route. The momentum we have built on the pitch in the past decade will take a massive hit. Whether you believe[based on sentiment] in Kompany or not and I do not recommend that we go the sentimental route. At the end of day, when the day comes, the club will do whatever it wants to do. If they go for Kompany then they will. Just my 2cents

[DISCLAIMER: I have no MBA in FINANCE/BUSINESS from HARVARD/WHARTON/SLOAN/BOOTH. I have no PhD from MIT/CALTECH/STANFORD/HARVARD in COMPUTATIONAL/THEORETICAL/EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS studying COSMOLOGY/NUCLEAR/HIGH-ENERGY PARTICLE PHYSICS]. I am not armed with a CFA. I have never worked at BAIN/Mckinsey/BCG as a CONSULTANT and I have never worked for a STARTUP in SILICON VALLEY as a partner or in any capacity. I have never worked for Multi Billion $ HEDGE FUNDS as a PORTFOLIO MANAGER/HEAD TRADER. I have never ran VC or PRIVATE EQUITY FIRM or opened a business, nor have worked for a football club in a decision making role, making tough calls. I have never been in a role that requires critical thinking and making tough decisions and making Multi-million/Billion $ money moves. In a nutshell, I am just a City fan with a baseless opinion, with 0 business knowledge and football strategies and acumen. Meaning I do not know much about these things, I just want what is best for City that is all and if Kompany is best, so be it!!! ;)]

 

[Sheikh rattle and roll]

Whoever comes in for pep, should assist him for a season for a smooth transition.

No Pep just needs to stay :)

 

[LesBleuMiserable]

That may be true, but if you look at the CITY brand and business since 2012, it has grown massively. We have become football giants both in revenue and results on the pitch. We are now football ROYALTY. Sanctioning Kompany to take the role of Txiki, instead of an experienced world class DOF at this stage of the club's evolution is not a strategic nor a tactical move. It is a sentimental move and a very experimental move that is likely to get us burned. Sentimental moves are dangerous and costly because they are not well thought out. We are too big to take such a risk now. City will take a massive hit, if we go down that route. The momentum we have built on the pitch in the past decade will take a massive hit. Whether you believe[based on sentiment] in Kompany or not and I do not recommend that we go the sentimental route. At the end of day, when the day comes, the club will do whatever it wants to do. If they go for Kompany then they will. Just my 2cents

[DISCLAIMER: I have no MBA in FINANCE/BUSINESS from HARVARD/WHARTON/SLOAN/BOOTH. I have no PhD from MIT/CALTECH/STANFORD/HARVARD in COMPUTATIONAL/THEORETICAL/EXPERIMENTAL PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS studying COSMOLOGY/NUCLEAR/HIGH-ENERGY PARTICLE PHYSICS]. I am not armed with a CFA. I have never worked at BAIN/Mckinsey/BCG as a CONSULTANT and I have never worked for a STARTUP in SILICON VALLEY as a partner or in any capacity. I have never worked for Multi Billion $ HEDGE FUNDS as a PORTFOLIO MANAGER/HEAD TRADER. I have never ran VC or PRIVATE EQUITY FIRM or opened a business, nor have worked for a football club in a decision making role, making tough calls. I have never been in a role that requires critical thinking and making tough decisions and making Multi-million/Billion $ money moves. In a nutshell, I am just a City fan with a baseless opinion, with 0 business knowledge and football strategies and acumen. Meaning I do not know much about these things, I just want what is best for City that is all and if Kompany is best, so be it!!! ;)]

So what you’re saying if offered you may just fancy it…?!

I like the honesty.

Michael J Fox- Secret of my Success territory. Ding know why but I love that movie although it’s nonsense from a business point of view