This. Our PR is a joke and has been for years.
This is now a serious accusation made against us and action should be taken against the statement over financial doping
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La Liga want Man City investigation
- Thread starter Tanzeylee
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This. Our PR is a joke and has been for years.
This is now a serious accusation made against us and action should be taken against the statement over financial doping
citytilllidie
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Surely, with the likes of PSG, Chelsea and City, all having to pay a premium for top players, we are actually investing money into the game. If UEFA ask Wolfsburg, Everton, Liverpool, Spurs, Monaco, Benfica, Schalke, Arsenal etc, if they have a problem selling players to City for huge fees, it'll be 'no problem for us, do you want to buy any others?' It's killing the Spanish losing Neymar, albeit for world record money, and looks like Lionel wants out on a free. Just killing them!
Stevies Bald Head!
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CFG should take this penis to the cleaners. One statement is all it will take. We are at dining at the big boys table, it's time to start a food fight.
PannickAtTheDisco
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just release a letter with the actual figures on, and say that anyone who continues to accuse us of wrongdoing and doping will be pursued to the fullest extent of the law
citytilllidie
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Or as Holloway said in his West country accent, "They're eating off Bone China, but we're eating off paper plates"!CFG should take this penis to the cleaners. One statement is all it will take. We are at dining at the big boys table, it's time to start a food fight.
crazyg
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Almost right. It's amazing they dropped some of the conditions to new money being introduced into a club when G14 clubs fell on hard times and needed a cash injection from new investors.Can understand their point after all they brought in a set of rules to stop new money.
The fact that it failed is unlikely to alter the thinking of powerful men and their view of our newcomers tainted start up money.
BluessinceHydeRoad
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In 2014 Khaldoon said he would like to sit down in 6 or so years and discuss with "our friends at UEFA" whether City's business model was superior to UEFA's - he was certain that it was. Only 3 years later it is beyond dispute that he is right. Tebas's panicky outbursts are simply further recognition of just how right he is. In 2014 City took "the pinch" because it was no more than an irrelevant and minor annoyance. It messed our CL campaign up that year but the Sheikh and Khaldoon take the long view. And now there are no smug smiles from Barcelona, Munich, Milan or Salford. How things have changed!
City now attract bigger crowds than they have for years. They are one of the most watched teams on television, not just in the UK nut in the US and just about everywhere else. The club attracts a whole range of sponsors without recourse to noodle sellers or dubious dating sites. And it is profitable, and profitable to the extent that it can carry out a complete rebuilding of the squad from revenue generated entirely from "acceptable" streams and with no recourse to dodgy loan deals or ridiculous fees and wages. And facilities for the first team, the women's team and all the youth teams which are the envy of the world - all paid for withou incurring one penny of debt.
So, if you want UEFA to investigate, Sñr. Tebas, that's fine by me because you'll find UEFA forced to admit that what football needs is more owners like Sheikh Mansour and more managing directors like Khaldoon al Mubarak and that City's business model is vastly and inherently superior to the one they wanted to force on football. And things will only get better.....for City.
City now attract bigger crowds than they have for years. They are one of the most watched teams on television, not just in the UK nut in the US and just about everywhere else. The club attracts a whole range of sponsors without recourse to noodle sellers or dubious dating sites. And it is profitable, and profitable to the extent that it can carry out a complete rebuilding of the squad from revenue generated entirely from "acceptable" streams and with no recourse to dodgy loan deals or ridiculous fees and wages. And facilities for the first team, the women's team and all the youth teams which are the envy of the world - all paid for withou incurring one penny of debt.
So, if you want UEFA to investigate, Sñr. Tebas, that's fine by me because you'll find UEFA forced to admit that what football needs is more owners like Sheikh Mansour and more managing directors like Khaldoon al Mubarak and that City's business model is vastly and inherently superior to the one they wanted to force on football. And things will only get better.....for City.
unexpected item
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He's on twitter should anyone fancy a word in his shell like https://twitter.com/Tebasjavier/
I had a look at who he follows, hoping to find some sleaze. There's a couple of what looks to be betting accounts.
I had a look at who he follows, hoping to find some sleaze. There's a couple of what looks to be betting accounts.
crazyg
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Excellent post.In 2014 Khaldoon said he would like to sit down in 6 or so years and discuss with "our friends at UEFA" whether City's business model was superior to UEFA's - he was certain that it was. Only 3 years later it is beyond dispute that he is right. Tebas's panicky outbursts are simply further recognition of just how right he is. In 2014 City took "the pinch" because it was no more than an irrelevant and minor annoyance. It messed our CL campaign up that year but the Sheikh and Khaldoon take the long view. And now there are no smug smiles from Barcelona, Munich, Milan or Salford. How things have changed!
City now attract bigger crowds than they have for years. They are one of the most watched teams on television, not just in the UK nut in the US and just about everywhere else. The club attracts a whole range of sponsors without recourse to noodle sellers or dubious dating sites. And it is profitable, and profitable to the extent that it can carry out a complete rebuilding of the squad from revenue generated entirely from "acceptable" streams and with no recourse to dodgy loan deals or ridiculous fees and wages. And facilities for the first team, the women's team and all the youth teams which are the envy of the world - all paid for withou incurring one penny of debt.
So, if you want UEFA to investigate, Sñr. Tebas, that's fine by me because you'll find UEFA forced to admit that what football needs is more owners like Sheikh Mansour and more managing directors like Khaldoon al Mubarak and that City's business model is vastly and inherently superior to the one they wanted to force on football. And things will only get better.....for City.
To paraphrase the late Bob Monkhouse:
They laughed when we told them that we would soon be a major force in European football. They're not laughing now!!
Fred_Quimby
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What was that phrase? 'Not in my lifetime' old notice but still appropriate RIP Baconface.