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Khaldoon interview
- Thread starter El Mago
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Jesus christ, just watched the interview and what is going on with the new Academy. It looks absolutely massive, can't believe how lucky we are. The lads of 99 used to train at Platt Lane which at the time was basically a bloody field!
Not usually over enthralled by these end of season rides on the 'Chattanooga'...in a bit 'in house'.
The second part of this video was different though. We saw a bit of teeth and fire in the belly (which of course, they'll have in abundance given the scale of their power and influence).
I think this one will be seen (and digested) by a fair few outside the fans from the club. Strong messages in there. This dynasty building is a cake walk for the Abu Dhabi chaps and chapesses.
The second part of this video was different though. We saw a bit of teeth and fire in the belly (which of course, they'll have in abundance given the scale of their power and influence).
I think this one will be seen (and digested) by a fair few outside the fans from the club. Strong messages in there. This dynasty building is a cake walk for the Abu Dhabi chaps and chapesses.
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somapop said:Not usually over enthralled by these end of season rides on the 'Chattanooga'...in a bit 'in house'.
The second part of this video was different though. We saw a bit of teeth and fire in the belly (which of course, they'll have in abundance given the scale of their power and influence).
I think this one will be seen (and digested) by a fair few outside the fans from the club. Strong messages in there. This dynasty building is a cake walk for the Abu Dhabi chaps and chapesses.
I see what you did there.
And I agree.
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I actually thought Edwina was a bit MILF-y, in a ''brown paper bag over the head'' sort of way.gordondaviesmoustache said:He was placed in an impossible situation. Also, for me, he represents the wing of the Tory party that I can just about tolerate. Funnily enough, even though he was a pretty ineffectual PM (for reasons of circumstance as much as ability) I look upon his period in office with some fondness, as the early and mid nineties were such a fantastic time for me, personally and professionally.Skashion said:History has judged John Major very harshly. Mind you, he didn't help his own case with Edwina...gordondaviesmoustache said:Because the nation missed a golden opportunity to retain John Major?
As to Edwina, I agree.
*reaches for dirty mac*
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Top class interview.The way he handled ffp question proves he is a born leader and a visionary.
The masterminds behind this AMAZING project are just unbelievable, the amount of experiencie, expertise, talent, will, and passion needed to get to this level can be achieve just by a few people in the world. And they are in ManCity.
Happytimes!
Happytimes!
tiggsywiggsywoo
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It was a great interview indeed. Just a shame Yaya and his leech shit all over it.
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and to think when ADUG first took over we had Dr Suilman ? ( spelling ) as our chairman / spokesperson for the first few months, the difference between him who at times i thought was not to the standard i thought Sheik Mansour expected, Khaldoon is an immense character and so glad he's our chairman