deano ou812
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Who putin or khaldoon ;-)
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Khaldoon
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decmancity
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If anyone is in any doubt about the man leading this club,
Quite unbelievable really.
Quite unbelievable really.
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mat
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Who sat next to Khaldoon today?
Awaits the jurnolistic fake outrage and accusations of MCFC being puppets of Putin. Along with unconfirmed reports Raheem Sterling visited Salisbury...
deano ou812
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Ffs mat don’t give the fuckers ideas ..Awaits the jurnolistic fake outrage and accusations of MCFC being puppets of Putin. Along with unconfirmed reports Raheem Sterling visited Salisbury...
Another little anecdote about Khaldoon being a boss.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48244355
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48244355
Let's start with the second one. Just after Tottenham knocked City out of the Champions League in the quarter-finals, there was silence, interspersed with tears in the coaching room.
At City, directors and, especially, the chairman tend to be balanced both in moments of euphoric victory and painful defeats. As Latins, Pep Guardiola and his right-hand man Manel Estiarte tend to be a tad more dramatic.
The scene, post-game, was traumatic. Director of football Txiki Begiristain and Joan Patsy, a key part of the technical department, were there. "Damn this Champions League! It is so hard. We can't win it!" someone shouted in Catalan.
At this point the club's CEO, Khaldoon Al Mubarak, entered the room. After a while his train of thought turned to what was needed.
"Let's focus on the Premier League. We are five games from making history," he said. His words brought memories of what he had said the previous season after City failed to clinch the title when they squandered a 2-0 lead to lose to rivals Manchester United.
"We have won the title," he told them. "If not this week then next. Why don't we focus our energies on establishing all possible records?"
Guardiola and the team accepted the challenge. At the end of the season the chairman presented the coaches and important people at the club with a ball consisting of 19 stripes, with each of the 19 records broken by the club that year written on it.
This time after the Spurs defeat, he told Guardiola that City were having an extraordinary season.
"We will never be able to control football totally. There will be one day that we will win the Champions League. But we will not win it playing better than we have done today. Go and win the league, and the FA Cup. It is an amazing season, and if you win it all you will be the king of England!"
At City, directors and, especially, the chairman tend to be balanced both in moments of euphoric victory and painful defeats. As Latins, Pep Guardiola and his right-hand man Manel Estiarte tend to be a tad more dramatic.
The scene, post-game, was traumatic. Director of football Txiki Begiristain and Joan Patsy, a key part of the technical department, were there. "Damn this Champions League! It is so hard. We can't win it!" someone shouted in Catalan.
At this point the club's CEO, Khaldoon Al Mubarak, entered the room. After a while his train of thought turned to what was needed.
"Let's focus on the Premier League. We are five games from making history," he said. His words brought memories of what he had said the previous season after City failed to clinch the title when they squandered a 2-0 lead to lose to rivals Manchester United.
"We have won the title," he told them. "If not this week then next. Why don't we focus our energies on establishing all possible records?"
Guardiola and the team accepted the challenge. At the end of the season the chairman presented the coaches and important people at the club with a ball consisting of 19 stripes, with each of the 19 records broken by the club that year written on it.
This time after the Spurs defeat, he told Guardiola that City were having an extraordinary season.
"We will never be able to control football totally. There will be one day that we will win the Champions League. But we will not win it playing better than we have done today. Go and win the league, and the FA Cup. It is an amazing season, and if you win it all you will be the king of England!"
Excellent.Another little anecdote about Khaldoon being a boss.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48244355
Let's start with the second one. Just after Tottenham knocked City out of the Champions League in the quarter-finals, there was silence, interspersed with tears in the coaching room.
At City, directors and, especially, the chairman tend to be balanced both in moments of euphoric victory and painful defeats. As Latins, Pep Guardiola and his right-hand man Manel Estiarte tend to be a tad more dramatic.
The scene, post-game, was traumatic. Director of football Txiki Begiristain and Joan Patsy, a key part of the technical department, were there. "Damn this Champions League! It is so hard. We can't win it!" someone shouted in Catalan.
At this point the club's CEO, Khaldoon Al Mubarak, entered the room. After a while his train of thought turned to what was needed.
"Let's focus on the Premier League. We are five games from making history," he said. His words brought memories of what he had said the previous season after City failed to clinch the title when they squandered a 2-0 lead to lose to rivals Manchester United.
"We have won the title," he told them. "If not this week then next. Why don't we focus our energies on establishing all possible records?"
Guardiola and the team accepted the challenge. At the end of the season the chairman presented the coaches and important people at the club with a ball consisting of 19 stripes, with each of the 19 records broken by the club that year written on it.
This time after the Spurs defeat, he told Guardiola that City were having an extraordinary season.
"We will never be able to control football totally. There will be one day that we will win the Champions League. But we will not win it playing better than we have done today. Go and win the league, and the FA Cup. It is an amazing season, and if you win it all you will be the king of England!"
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mat
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Wont be long before his end of season interview.
He might turn round and say it "Fuck it were done"....
We he fuck you hopeful scouse/rag bastards! He'll be telling Pep "What do you need to become invincible?"
He might turn round and say it "Fuck it were done"....
We he fuck you hopeful scouse/rag bastards! He'll be telling Pep "What do you need to become invincible?"
ali benarbia's studs
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thanks to all our friend s out in the mid- East, much love and thanks!!!!!