It's Quiet thread 14 - 'do one' edition

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Can you imagine kahldoon doing his interview 2nd part saying nothing and Messi just walks into shot and then goes oh yea here's a new signing for us .
 
tolmie's hairdoo said:
They aren't informed stories - they are arse-covering fluff pieces at best, covering bases while Messi keeps quiet.

Just to respond to a couple of your concerns you have shared.

Neither Mbappe or Haaland have any desire to come to City now or in the future, they have made it clear.

Felix also didn't want to know when we expressed an interest last season.

Another thing all three of those players have in common is they wouldn't even move the commercial needle much for City off the field.

And certainly nobody moves it like Messi would.

He knows what he must now do. If he does it, we will be seeing him in a City shirt very soon.
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This is the main point to all of this city will certainly find what is needed but it is up to Messi if he wants to take it never say never but i think this is the last chance salon concerning Messi coming to city.
 
M12Blue said:
Sorry mate, Manchester is not a dump. It’s a northern working class city in need of investment. And Barcelona is the only place I’ve been mugged 3 times in 1 evening.
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As a Collyhurst/Moston lad born in the early 60’s i can tell you town is unrecognisable from the dump it was in the 70’s and 80’s, Manchester is a big tourist attraction now and growing by the year, a lot of the suburbs have suffered though and are rough as arseholes i don’t recognise the Collyhurst i grew up in even though we had fuck all or the Moston of my 20’s and 30,s one thing i di miss though the underground market on Market st, best place for clobber and music ever!
 
leewill31 said:
This is the main point to all of this city will certainly find what is needed but it is up to Messi if he wants to take it never say never but i think this is the last chance salon concerning Messi coming to city.
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Last chance salon!!
Sorry mate, that's a belter, up there with died in the wool and as the croaf lies...
Messi's highlights would be a thing of beauty
 
argyle said:
Nope. Manchester born. I have lived in Paris and Manchester just doesn't compare.

For a player who has the lifestyle of Messi, Manchester will be a hard sell.
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Depends where you live. He's unlikely to rock up in the city centre. He, like most Barca players, lives south of the city in Castelldefels. Much like most of the footballers for the Manchester clubs live in Cheshire suburbs. There have been plenty of Argentinians who have come to Manchester and stayed for a while. If Aguero has managed, with no one for company other than friends, Messi will be just fine with his family for a few years. And it's not like he can't private jet off to Paris or Milan or wherever he fancies whenever he wants to.
 
tolmie's hairdoo said:
All day and thrice on Sunday. Mahrez is also a massive wage earner and would be the biggest wages offset.

Mahrez, Garcia and Angelino would be valued at around £100m.

If Txiki can get that deal done he can walk on water!!!!!!!!!!!
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If we want and can get messi we have to accept it can’t all be in our terms
So maybe losing a player we want is gonna have to happen
Can’t say we want best player in world and he’s some dross!
 
Carlos- the- jackal said:
As a Collyhurst/Moston lad born in the early 60’s i can tell you town is unrecognisable from the dump it was in the 70’s and 80’s, Manchester is a big tourist attraction now and growing by the year, a lot of the suburbs have suffered though and are rough as arseholes i don’t recognise the Collyhurst i grew up in even though we had fuck all or the Moston of my 20’s and 30,s one thing i di miss though the underground market on Market st, best place for clobber and music ever!
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Agree entirely, but we see things very differently as we get older. Manchester not my home any more due to work but I still get a buzz when I’m there, although the piss, vomit and drugged up carcasses on market st lead to a ‘not in my day’ to the wife
 
M12Blue said:
Agree entirely, but we see things very differently as we get older. Manchester not my home any more due to work but I still get a buzz when I’m there, although the piss, vomit and drugged up carcasses on market st lead to a ‘not in my day’ to the wife
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The walk up London rd from Piccadilly station to Piccadilly gardens and to Market st does us no favours,i live in Whitefield now which is decent though.
 
Carlos- the- jackal said:
As a Collyhurst/Moston lad born in the early 60’s i can tell you town is unrecognisable from the dump it was in the 70’s and 80’s, Manchester is a big tourist attraction now and growing by the year, a lot of the suburbs have suffered though and are rough as arseholes i don’t recognise the Collyhurst i grew up in even though we had fuck all or the Moston of my 20’s and 30,s one thing i di miss though the underground market on Market st, best place for clobber and music ever!
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Tbh, I do like Manchester - i've lived here all of my life, of course I do, but I can admit it is a bit of a shit hole too. Some nice bits here and there, but the thing that always strikes me when I go to other major cities around the world is how cleaner they are than here. The levels of rubbish, dirty paths (seriously, can we fucking clean the paths please? Bored of piss stains and vomit), a tragic homelessness problem, drug dealers everywhere, stinks of piss down most roads, possibly the most disgusting 'garden' of any major city ive been to. Manchester will always be home, and it has some class little bars and cool shops in places, but travelling a lot has certainly opened my eyes to its flaws! I'd never in a million years choose to live here if I was a millionaire footballer given all that and the rain! Sorry...
 
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