Alan Harper's Tash
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It was a mere question designed to poke a bit of fun.
Transfer ITKs are given tiers, so why not Club Relation ITKs?
(Please don’t drop a cup of coins on my head on Saturday!)
PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Transfer ITKs are given tiers, so why not Club Relation ITKs?
(Please don’t drop a cup of coins on my head on Saturday!)
Spanishbob
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Think this whole fiasco is a smoke screen. City win the case then we go after the prem for reputations damage and we win and this destroys the whole house of cards allowing the red shit to form a breakaway league they planned for in the first place and city get blamed for it all. I’m on my 5th beer so please excuse me.
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Yep I realise it's fun :)
halfcenturyup
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It could easily have been a method to keep Mancini warm in a consultancy role until Hughes was ditched and then get him into City. No reason for that to be publicised. Not everything has to be on the internet. We just don't have any context.
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As it is the dippers visiting, it would be entirely sensible to go dressed in full body armour :)
halfcenturyup
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Dippers and Rags pushing the PL for a swift conclusion of City's case.....
Liverpool leading push for Man City to face FFP verdict
Football Insider has been told that Liverpool are the club leading the push for the Premier League to resolve Man City's FFP case.www.footballinsider247.com
Could be finished tomorrow if they just withdraw the charges. Swift enough? :)
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Roberto Mancini and the defection to Saudi Arabia that has left Italy embittered
Roberto Mancini's tenure as Saudi Arabia's national coach began with defeat to Costa Rica at a sparsely populated St James' Park
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"The job is different from the consultancy agreement he struck with Al Jazira in Abu Dhabi in 2009 which, as the Football Leaks cache showed, paid him more, in basic salary, for a minimum of four days work a year than his simultaneous employment with Manchester City."
Edit: apologies, just realised it was Dec 2009 he joined us, I had it down as 2010.
Not everything has to be online but your entire argument for it being real was that someone posted it on the forum...
I simply don't believe that if this was true it didn't appear in any of the reporting about Mancini when he joined, or any of the reporting around the der spiegel leaks - Mancini already working for Al Jazira would be a major part of that story.
Roberto Mancini and the defection to Saudi Arabia that has left Italy embittered
Roberto Mancini's tenure as Saudi Arabia's national coach began with defeat to Costa Rica at a sparsely populated St James' Park
"The job is different from the consultancy agreement he struck with Al Jazira in Abu Dhabi in 2009 which, as the Football Leaks cache showed, paid him more, in basic salary, for a minimum of four days work a year than his simultaneous employment with Manchester City."
That's talking about the Dec 2009 Al Jazira contract he signed the same day as his City job.
@halfcenturyup is saying there was another Al Jazira contract predating the one signed in Dec 2009.
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Right and Liverpool were liable for that. There is also a requirement on the data owners to have appropriate measures in place to ensure that data is secure, of which we would be liable. Say if that data had been leaked, the people who’s info was on that database would have had a case against us.