Jeff Randel last night in Abu Dhabi (sky news)

[fbloke]

Great article well worth a read give a good insight into what going on in Abu Dhabi

Four years ago.

Still an interesting read though.

It was something I had read and bookmarked when it was originally written.

Oh how pleased was I when they bought City and the name of Khaldoon popped up!

It does who how much can be achieved in just 4 years though.

 

[Dubai Blue]

Four years ago.

Still an interesting read though.

It was something I had read and bookmarked when it was originally written.

Oh how pleased was I when they bought City and the name of Khaldoon popped up!

It does who how much can be achieved in just 4 years though.

It does, yeah. It's funny hearing places like Saadiyat and Yas being talked about as future plans!

 

[Dyed Petya]

I don't think it's fanciful to suggest that Manchester as a whole could very well benefit greatly in the years to come from connections with Abu Dhabi of which the Sheikh's involvement in MCFC is the most visible sign.

It's interesting to note that in recent months, Etihad have significantly increased the numbers of flights they operate to Manchester and the capacity of those flights (as have Emirates).

Etihad last year shortlisted Manchester along with Brussels and Dublin as a potential location for its European call centre (I stand to be corrected, but I don't think they've made the final decision yet).

There's the regeneration aspect of MCFC and the Council's partnership to develop Eastlands.

Abu Dhabi-based World Academy of Sport chose Manchester University as its partner to deliver educational programmes in both sports science and sports administration.

I really think that this is a connection with the potential to give Manchester a real advantage as against other large provincial UK cities in the coming years.

 

[AndyFcum]

Just hope they spread a bit of the cash around with the locals
to keep em happy

we don`t want any disgruntled Abu Dhabis trying to overthrow
our glorious owners

That's right, don't let the human rights of some "Abu Dhabi" get in the way of a your football match/project.
Maybe you should find out why they're disgruntled?

 

[fbloke]

Just hope they spread a bit of the cash around with the locals
to keep em happy

we don`t want any disgruntled Abu Dhabis trying to overthrow
our glorious owners

That's right, don't let the human rights of some "Abu Dhabi" get in the way of a your football match/project.
Maybe you should find out why they're disgruntled?

I think you will find the citizens of Abu Dhabi are very happy indeed.

The disgruntled ones might be the economic migrants who want what they dont deserve.

Sounds familiar to me.

 

[MATCITY]

That's right, don't let the human rights of some "Abu Dhabi" get in the way of a your football match/project.
Maybe you should find out why they're disgruntled?

I think you will find the citizens of Abu Dhabi are very happy indeed.

The disgruntled ones might be the economic migrants who want what they dont deserve.

Sounds familiar to me.

give him chance i think hes going to skock us all here with facts and not just leave us with a sweeping statement

 

[Longsight-memories]

Just hope they spread a bit of the cash around with the locals
to keep em happy

we don`t want any disgruntled Abu Dhabis trying to overthrow
our glorious owners

That's right, don't let the human rights of some "Abu Dhabi" get in the way of a your football match/project.
Maybe you should find out why they're disgruntled?

Fuck off to BURY..this is OUR CITY.......once a rag always a rag...

 

[MATCITY]

That's right, don't let the human rights of some "Abu Dhabi" get in the way of a your football match/project.
Maybe you should find out why they're disgruntled?

Fuck off to BURY..this is OUR CITY.......once a rag always a rag...

not even good enough to admit rag

 

[moonies lovechild]

Has anyone got a link for this programme? Would be interested in watching it. Ta