BertTrautmann'sParachute
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Most journalists aren't journalists.
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PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Scaring Europe to Death
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I don't claim to be a financial expert, and I'm certainly not going to pretend that I know anyone within the club.
However, I do know a lot about Market Research and Opinion Polls, and as far as I'm concerned, regardless of eventual verdict, the damage has already been done.
I've just suffered the misfortune of listening to the latest Times Podcast which begins: "Despite Manchester City winning the Premier League, it's been a great weekend"
That's supposed to be a joke from a rag-supporting presenter, but Alyson Rudd then refers to City as a Cult, and compares the worshipping of Guardiola with a Fascist Party Rally
She makes no apology for wanting City to be liquidated, and trust me, the feeling is mutual.
However, the podcast finishes with typical Kangaroo Court Justice
FOR THE SAKE OF CLARITY MANCHESTER CITY DENY ALL THE CHARGES, BUT WE'RE GOING TO SPEND THE NEXT TWENTY MINUTES ASSUMING THAT THEY'RE GUILTY
Delaney, Rudd, Harris, Syed, Jordan, Ziegler, Carragher, and Neville, are incessant with their tedious bollocks, and this will continue until some kind of half-arsed verdict or compromise is eventually agreed.
That's the reality unfortunately, because thanks to the current stalemate, we've already been tarnished.
However, I do know a lot about Market Research and Opinion Polls, and as far as I'm concerned, regardless of eventual verdict, the damage has already been done.
I've just suffered the misfortune of listening to the latest Times Podcast which begins: "Despite Manchester City winning the Premier League, it's been a great weekend"
That's supposed to be a joke from a rag-supporting presenter, but Alyson Rudd then refers to City as a Cult, and compares the worshipping of Guardiola with a Fascist Party Rally
She makes no apology for wanting City to be liquidated, and trust me, the feeling is mutual.
However, the podcast finishes with typical Kangaroo Court Justice
FOR THE SAKE OF CLARITY MANCHESTER CITY DENY ALL THE CHARGES, BUT WE'RE GOING TO SPEND THE NEXT TWENTY MINUTES ASSUMING THAT THEY'RE GUILTY
Delaney, Rudd, Harris, Syed, Jordan, Ziegler, Carragher, and Neville, are incessant with their tedious bollocks, and this will continue until some kind of half-arsed verdict or compromise is eventually agreed.
That's the reality unfortunately, because thanks to the current stalemate, we've already been tarnished.
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cheekybids
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Most journalists aren't journalists.
But still cunts
Excuse my ignorance but just what has been heard today, I assume that it has be said in here but busy at the moment so no time to peruse the whole days postings ...TIA
It was suggested the club think this may be concluded this year
SWP's back
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That’s not remotely true. CAS stated in the 91 page report that all evidence was allowed in the public interest.UEFA have rules in regards to where evidence comes from and it can’t come from illegal sources.
Ducado
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You are of course correct and that is in my opinion the aim of it all to tarnish the club, however consider it a battle in a war, they have scored a hit on us, however the war is not over, looking in the long term Citys commercial success and attracting a worldwide fanbase moves on apace, apart from some bitter enders this will fade from the memoryI don't claim to be a financial expert, and I'm certainly not going to pretend that I know anyone within the club.
However, I do know a lot about Market Research and Opinion Polls, and as far as I'm concerned, regardless of eventual verdict, the damage has already been done.
I've just suffered the misfortune of listening to the latest Times Podcast which begins: "Despite Manchester City winning the Premier League, it's been a great weekend"
That's supposed to be a joke from a rag-supporting presenter, but Alyson Rudd then refers to City as a Cult, and compares the worshipping of Guardiola with a Fascist Party Rally
She makes no apology for wanting City to be liquidated, and as far as I'm concerned, the feeling is mutual.
However, the podcast finishes with typical Kangaroo Court Justice
FOR THE SAKE OF CLARITY MANCHESTER CITY DENY ALL THE CHARGES, BUT WE'RE GOING TO SPEND THE NEXT TWENTY MINUTES ASSUMING THAT THEY'RE GUILTY
Delaney, Rudd, Harris, Syed, Jordan, Ziegler, Carragher, and Neville, are incessant with their tedious bollocks, and this will continue until some kind of half-arsed verdict or compromise is eventually agreed.
That's the reality unfortunately, because thanks to the current stalemate, we've already been tarnished.
halfcenturyup
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I don't claim to be a financial expert, and I'm certainly not going to pretend that I know anyone within the club.
However, I do know a lot about Market Research and Opinion Polls, and as far as I'm concerned, regardless of eventual verdict, the damage has already been done.
I've just suffered the misfortune of listening to the latest Times Podcast which begins: "Despite Manchester City winning the Premier League, it's been a great weekend"
That's supposed to be a joke from a rag-supporting presenter, but Alyson Rudd then refers to City as a Cult, and compares the worshipping of Guardiola with a Fascist Party Rally
She makes no apology for wanting City to be liquidated, and as far as I'm concerned, the feeling is mutual.
However, the podcast finishes with typical Kangaroo Court Justice
FOR THE SAKE OF CLARITY MANCHESTER CITY DENY ALL THE CHARGES, BUT WE'RE GOING TO SPEND THE NEXT TWENTY MINUTES ASSUMING THAT THEY'RE GUILTY
Delaney, Rudd, Harris, Syed, Jordan, Ziegler, Carragher, and Neville, are incessant with their tedious bollocks, and this will continue until some kind of half-arsed verdict or compromise is eventually agreed.
That's the reality unfortunately, because thanks to the current stalemate, we've already been tarnished.
It doesn't stop us winning and it doesn't stop our global fanbase growing. So who cares actually?
CheersIt was suggested the club think this may be concluded this year
flb
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And clubbing seals , its city’s fault there are no pandas, maybe throw in the great demise of the cock sucking African toad.Man city. Cutting down. Rain forests since 2008
Betterdeedthan red
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I enjoy the piss boiling to be honest.I don't claim to be a financial expert, and I'm certainly not going to pretend that I know anyone within the club.
However, I do know a lot about Market Research and Opinion Polls, and as far as I'm concerned, regardless of eventual verdict, the damage has already been done.
I've just suffered the misfortune of listening to the latest Times Podcast which begins: "Despite Manchester City winning the Premier League, it's been a great weekend"
That's supposed to be a joke from a rag-supporting presenter, but Alyson Rudd then refers to City as a Cult, and compares the worshipping of Guardiola with a Fascist Party Rally
She makes no apology for wanting City to be liquidated, and as far as I'm concerned, the feeling is mutual.
However, the podcast finishes with typical Kangaroo Court Justice
FOR THE SAKE OF CLARITY MANCHESTER CITY DENY ALL THE CHARGES, BUT WE'RE GOING TO SPEND THE NEXT TWENTY MINUTES ASSUMING THAT THEY'RE GUILTY
Delaney, Rudd, Harris, Syed, Jordan, Ziegler, Carragher, and Neville, are incessant with their tedious bollocks, and this will continue until some kind of half-arsed verdict or compromise is eventually agreed.
That's the reality unfortunately, because thanks to the current stalemate, we've already been tarnished.
It makes me laugh more at the fools.