Scouse did but pulled out once Carra (who would have been humiliated by other pundits) started hammering Netspend FC. They then backed out. Spurs did similarly but very very short lived.Pretty sure the scouse and spurs didn't furlough, it was the intention but backed out after the ridicule.
Forget scrutiny it doesn’t stand up a mere glance of his investments over the the last decade+Perhaps not but the Gulf states are investing hugely in renewables because they want to keep their income streams. Sheikh Mansour himself has made a fortune from tech, finance, renewables, and of course sport. To suggest his motive for this is to improve his nation’s image is absurd. It is a farcical claim which does not stand up to scrutiny.
Extremely well said.I can remember that, they were genuinely saying “He’ll dump City when he gets bored and buy a Formula 1 team instead”
The thick twats didn’t realise that (a) he already had a stake in Ferrari and
(b) there’s no need to buy an F1 team when you can afford to build an entirely new F1 circuit and create a new Grand Prix instead. While still keeping City on track.
Small time twats didn’t realise the levels they were dealing with
When I saw this earlier today, I found it humourous. Now, I believe I understand why.Rag Central running with the latest premiership record summer spending with a picture of Erling and nunez as the biggest summer transfers , the article then goes on to list at least 6 higher fee transfers...standard
They have a song?Don’t forget the best song
They're the most insecure fanbase in the country, every player has to be best in the world, atmosphere has to be best in the world, manager, best in the world, owners, half time pies, queues for the bar, destroying coaches. For "the biggest team in England" and "European royalty" they're fucking pathetic
Dont forget the best at death threats to any player that wrongs them.They're the most insecure fanbase in the country, every player has to be best in the world, atmosphere has to be best in the world, manager, best in the world, owners, half time pies, queues for the bar, destroying coaches. For "the biggest team in England" and "European royalty" they're fucking pathetic
Correct. Amnesty International invented the phrase at a time when they were beginning to slip into partisan politics rather than Human Rights. If you examine the actions of Sheik Mansour and City, it is clear it is not a sportswashing exercise.There’s no such thing as sports washing. It was a PR message used by human rights groups to highlight their campaign for workers rights. All nations across the world invest money in diverse portfolios for profit. The Gulf states are also keen to move away from reliance on dwindling oil reserves. The idea is a fabricated concept.
Several sure Rangers fans will be charmed by the fields of Annie Road.They have a song?
This one?Rag Central running with the latest premiership record summer spending with a picture of Erling and nunez as the biggest summer transfers , the article then goes on to list at least 6 higher fee transfers...standard