MCFC BOB said:
I can't help but feel we should just release them.
Man City Announce Shock Transfer Plans
New Manchester City Operations supremo John Williams has announced radical plans to revamp the way the club conduct out going transfers. In a move that is sure to send shock waves through football he has decided to put unwanted players on display in the club souvenir shop.
Williams, who left Ewood Park after claiming that he could no longer work with the club’s new owners has been given the brief of reducing the Eastlands first team squad from an unwieldy 468 to a more manageable 30 senior pros backed up with 20-30 young prospects.
Speaking yesterday Williams:
“The club have tried all of the usual channels over the last twelve months and have had no joy so we are hoping that by putting them in the new shop we’ll get them a move”
“The set up will be similar to a dogs home where people can come in and meet the players, we’ll even let people feed them and take them home for the weekend….the important thing is that we find them the right home with someone who can give them the love and attention they need”.
The retail space at Eastlands has undergone a major overhaul, which has seen it become the most digitally advanced football store in the UK but this will now be overshadowed by plans to install the caged area that would showcase players such as Roque Santa Cruz, Craig Bellamy and Emmanuel Adebayor.
Garry Cooke speaking at the grand opening of the new store explained:
For sale
“The club strives for perfection in every area and our ‘player cages’ will be no different, they have been tested rigorously in Guantanamo Bay and are absolutely state of the art”
“We intend to pump crowd noises through headphones and there will be a plasma screen that shows snippets of them in action. We hope this will provide buyers with the perfect environment in which to inspect their potential purchases”.
The unwanted players will receive regular walks and will be fed three times day, however the pressing need to reduce the wage bill in line with UEFA fair play regulations means that each player will only be kept on display for a maximum of twelve weeks before being terminated.
Manager Roberto Mancini:
“Yes it is possible that some players may be put to sleep but hopefully it will not come to this, of course people like Wayne Bridge and Sean Wright Phillips are nervous but i’m sure that once people see them looking all fluffy and helpless they will not be able to resist”.
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