tolmie's hairdoo said:Project said:I hope that rumour about Khaldoon leaving isn't true.
He would be a loss, but the party line could be that City require even more direct attention, something Khaldoon does his best to give, even though he chairs more boards than one man could probably need.
He took the Hughes fall-out very hard indeed. He is an honourable man, someone who had tried to give Hughes everything he needed, so to have his integrity questioned was a bitter pill.
Cook did a great job of playing the usual baffoon, but he got major kudos for it, he was happy to be portrayed as the press usual scapegoat.
I have given him a tough time on here, but he is actually a shrewd cookie and needs to be retained, think he could dovetail quite nicely with someone like Kenyon, who is a little more street wise in football, certainly in Europe,
Brian Marwood won't be sitting too comfortably IMO. He is a glorified football administrator/technical director, someone responsible for the like4s of both Toure and Ade.
Jose don't do technical directors.
Mourinho will not work under
tolmie's hairdoo said:Ricster said:Just found this info on him. Mansour must really trust this guy.
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So just a bottle washer, then?
Does anyone else believe that the crown prince himself is involved in ADUG.
It has always been stated Sheikh Mansour was the main man, but this appointment suggests possibly otherwise.
Which is great when you think about it.
Mansour - £30bn
His bro - the keys to the whole fookin safe.
Danamy said:tolmie's hairdoo said:He would be a loss, but the party line could be that City require even more direct attention, something Khaldoon does his best to give, even though he chairs more boards than one man could probably need.
He took the Hughes fall-out very hard indeed. He is an honourable man, someone who had tried to give Hughes everything he needed, so to have his integrity questioned was a bitter pill.
Cook did a great job of playing the usual baffoon, but he got major kudos for it, he was happy to be portrayed as the press usual scapegoat.
I have given him a tough time on here, but he is actually a shrewd cookie and needs to be retained, think he could dovetail quite nicely with someone like Kenyon, who is a little more street wise in football, certainly in Europe,
Brian Marwood won't be sitting too comfortably IMO. He is a glorified football administrator/technical director, someone responsible for the like4s of both Toure and Ade.
Jose don't do technical directors.
Mourinho will not work under
Mourinho's relationship at Chelsea with Kenyon was never a bed of roses..........can they both work together again?
Danamy said:tolmie's hairdoo said:He would be a loss, but the party line could be that City require even more direct attention, something Khaldoon does his best to give, even though he chairs more boards than one man could probably need.
He took the Hughes fall-out very hard indeed. He is an honourable man, someone who had tried to give Hughes everything he needed, so to have his integrity questioned was a bitter pill.
Cook did a great job of playing the usual baffoon, but he got major kudos for it, he was happy to be portrayed as the press usual scapegoat.
I have given him a tough time on here, but he is actually a shrewd cookie and needs to be retained, think he could dovetail quite nicely with someone like Kenyon, who is a little more street wise in football, certainly in Europe,
Brian Marwood won't be sitting too comfortably IMO. He is a glorified football administrator/technical director, someone responsible for the like4s of both Toure and Ade.
Jose don't do technical directors.
Mourinho will not work under
Mourinho's relationship at Chelsea with Kenyon was never a bed of roses..........can they both work together again?
Ricster said:Danamy said:Mourinho's relationship at Chelsea with Kenyon was never a bed of roses..........can they both work together again?
Mourinho and Kenyon had a great relationship at Chelsea. It was Abramovich that didn't get on with Jose.
Danamy said:tolmie's hairdoo said:He would be a loss, but the party line could be that City require even more direct attention, something Khaldoon does his best to give, even though he chairs more boards than one man could probably need.
He took the Hughes fall-out very hard indeed. He is an honourable man, someone who had tried to give Hughes everything he needed, so to have his integrity questioned was a bitter pill.
Cook did a great job of playing the usual baffoon, but he got major kudos for it, he was happy to be portrayed as the press usual scapegoat.
I have given him a tough time on here, but he is actually a shrewd cookie and needs to be retained, think he could dovetail quite nicely with someone like Kenyon, who is a little more street wise in football, certainly in Europe,
Brian Marwood won't be sitting too comfortably IMO. He is a glorified football administrator/technical director, someone responsible for the like4s of both Toure and Ade.
Jose don't do technical directors.
Mourinho will not work under
Mourinho's relationship at Chelsea with Kenyon was never a bed of roses..........can they both work together again?
Are fish that cold these days?Soulboy said:Scarf sales not going well enough?
tolmie's hairdoo said:Can't find a link to this and not sure if anyone else has heard about this.
Mohammed Mubarak Al Mazrouei was appointed to the City board at weekend. He is one of Abu Dhabi's most senior administrators and one of Mansour's closest aides.
He is playing a key role in building up the country's worldwide rep.
Not sure what his role will be for us, but our owner obviously feels there is something which needs seeing to.
A good move, or potentially something more to it?
Great to have all this expertise at our disposal.
tolmie's hairdoo said:Can't find a link to this and not sure if anyone else has heard about this.
Mohammed Mubarak Al Mazrouei was appointed to the City board at weekend. He is one of Abu Dhabi's most senior administrators and one of Mansour's closest aides.
He is playing a key role in building up the country's worldwide rep.
Not sure what his role will be for us, but our owner obviously feels there is something which needs seeing to.
A good move, or potentially something more to it?
Great to have all this expertise at our disposal.