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80s Shorts said:
Ric said:
80s shorts is actually a plant of mine too. All these conspiracy theories do wonders for site traffic.


You cannot stop the truth with ridicule. We will be watching.

Good work Agent Shorts, the cheque is in the post. Perhaps just another doubtful reply to this for added authenticity, if that's OK? I don't think they're onto us yet.


Just send me the Bacofoil share certificates.
 
Anyone see the quotes from Baconface speaking openly about Mourinho at Chelsea next season? What a battle we're in for whoever is in charge of us, we need to get our transfers and tactics spot on.
 
Would Mancini be flying to Abu Dhabi for a few days with the Sheikh just to get the heads up that he was about to be sacked?

If your honest, you know the answer.
 
I can't believe that some posters actually think Ric employs people to generate traffic for the site. Utter nonsense, what next? is he going to bring MCFCBOB back.
 
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Roberto Mancini made a ­secret visit to Abu Dhabi last week.

Sunday Mirror Sport can reveal that the Manchester City manager spent three days in the home country of his club’s ­owners as speculation about his future at the Etihad ­continues.

The 48-year-old flew to the Gulf on Sunday as his players reported for a warm-down ­training session following their 4-0 victory over Newcastle.

And Mancini did not return until his squad were undergoing their second training session of he day on Wednesday ­afternoon.

A City source insisted last night that Mancini did not meet with chairman ­Khaldoon Al Mubarak and that he was taking a short holiday rather than ­working on club business.

But the timing of his trip will be a cause for concern for some City supporters, in a week when the Italian would have been expected to be preparing for ­tomorrow night’s derby showdown with ­Manchester United at Old Trafford.

The Blues are facing a week that will define their season – and could also decide whether Mancini remains as manager next year.

The Premier League champions are 15 points adrift of United in the title race.

And next Sunday they face Chelsea in the ­semi-finals of the FA Cup at Wembley.


Goodbye sheikh? Uncertainty continues to surround Mancini's future at the Etihad
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A club spokeswoman said: “Roberto was in Abu Dhabi for a long weekend and Khaldoon wasn’t there when he went over to my knowledge.

“Roberto wasn’t ­summoned and there were no crunch talks.”


But Mancini’s low-key visit to Abu Dhabi will raise questions – despite the club’s official explanation – as to why he made a 15-hour round trip to ­recharge his batteries at such a crucial stage of the campaign.

He has only just returned from a week-long trip back to Italy during the ­international break following a 2-0 defeat at Everton.

Mancini also returned to his homeland after the 3-1 reversal at Southampton in February.

The Italian has enjoyed a close relationship with Khaldoon and the City chairman was a calming influence on the occasions when he disagreed with former chief executive Garry Cook and ex-football administrator Brian ­Marwood over transfer policy.

Mancini travelled to Abu Dhabi after City’s FA Cup triumph in 2011 to discuss his future and again last summer when he was ­rewarded for winning the title with a five-year ­contract.

But Khaldoon recruited former Barcelona ­executives Ferran Soriano and Txiki Begiristain in the summer with a mandate to run the club.

Meanwhile, Mancini has warned his City bosses that they must splash the cash in the summer if they are to reclaim the Premier League title.
 
stony said:
I can't believe that some posters actually think Ric employs people to generate traffic for the site. Utter nonsense, what next? is he going to bring MCFCBOB back.
Ric WAS MCFCBOB.

Never saw them at the same time did you?

If you say yes, you're one of them!
 
stony said:
I can't believe that some posters actually think Ric employs people to generate traffic for the site. Utter nonsense, what next? is he going to bring MCFCBOB back.

Some people are very cheap though.
 
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