Thanks him for doing his best to price out all our original fans? Or for spending a tiny fraction of his wealth to buy great players?TODAY.....
We are one more day closer to being cleared of all charges.
The internet will melt.
#stinnocentsday.
Manchester thanks you Sheikh Mansour
DELICIOUS !!
Sounds a tad bitter that.Thanks him for doing his best to price out all our original fans? Or for spending a tiny fraction of his wealth to buy great players?
What would be bitter about it? I’ve been to every big game i’ve wanted to since the takeover. Is it bitter to point out the obvious that our owners are pricing out the working classes or that thousands of diehard blues have stopped going over the last 10 years?Sounds a tad bitter that.
You are right. These days virtually nothing leaks out of City's boardroom or the inner sanctum. In the past the whole club leaked like a sieve. It's what happens when an organisation is run professionally. In stark contrast look at the current state of our Trafford neighbours in terms of confidentiality.I would like to say believe me but it may sound condescending so I will rephrase it to, no ex player will get any info from our directors, like us they will just hear gossip. The board at City tell you only what they want you to know and that is they have plans in place for everything. The boardroom doors are shut tighter than a fish's backside and thats watertight;-)
Similar experience. Just back from Barbados. Spent several evenings with Spurs, Arsenal and W Ham fans. All curious about our feelings and thoughts on it, genuine sympathy for us as supporters, and and disbelief that we’re being treated this way. A refreshing change from the attitude of the media, social media and the ‘below the line’ comments from so called football fans.Just back from a week in Tenerife and spent a rather enlightening and enjoyable evening chatting with a Reading fan.
Wow! He was passionate in his hatred of this Dai Yongge chancer. ( the kindest thing he called him )
When I made a daft joke about the infamous Thames Valley Royal’s Maxwell merger - he laughed and recognised I wasn’t a JCL. He wasn’t very nice about Oxford! Apparently a big money man who wanted control of Reading, who their supporters wanted, has buggered off to Oxford and has suddenly got them all excited.
He hated Arsenal, because they were Arsenal. Hated Liverpool because during the 70’s & 80’s they were always the ITV Big Match main game on a Sunday where he lived. Then he ’educated’ me on why nytid are called rags - he was spot on too!
Then he totally floored me! He was furious at the way we were being treated and said every other football supporter who wasn’t attached to the three red shit had had the scales lifted from their eyes and were starting to see the truth.
He wished us well for the future as did I to him.
Most Geordies were also completely different than this time last year in their take on the whole issue.
Slowly, slowly and all that.
The Reading supporter has really left an impression.
From small acorns maybe?
I think it’s the inevitable price of success mate.What would be bitter about it? I’ve been to every big game i’ve wanted to since the takeover. Is it bitter to point out the obvious that our owners are pricing out the working classes or that thousands of diehard blues have stopped going over the last 10 years?
Funny how no one in the media falsely accuses him or that club of being a money laundering operation for a banned director.Ratboys financial acumen and brilliance is illustrated with his own club which he probably never imagined he would run without ongoing success at losses of £4.8m, season 20/21 and £3.2m, 21/22. Using the last figure thats c£650k per week down the shitter.
Lim is apparently on the hook for 50% so presumably Ratty and his mates are forking out the balance.
Rattus should keep his snout below the parapet on any matters of finance. Failed goat herding ****.
Yeah, that’s probably right. Football sold its soul years ago and we as a club were just a bit late to the party. I don’t like it but will always love City so it’s catch 22.:)I think it’s the inevitable price of success mate.
Yeah, that’s probably right. Football sold its soul years ago and we as a club were just a bit late to the party. I don’t like it but will always love City so it’s catch 22.:)