because our owner his mightier than theirs,anyone who takes the sky owner on is vilified beyond description, this man pulling the strings in the premiership and champs league and will not want anyone rocking the boat, city are up against a very evil nasty organisation, who has nearly everyone in his pocket, press tv radio they are all cowards and puppets, i could write a decent passage just off the top of my head straight away on how city have been judged differently from some of the other clubs? the trouble is at times i have had to be careful on here as i would be called paranoid, but i think now know everyone is seeing for themselves that their is a motive behind sky and their arse licking press, i think city are hoping this bile will go away but i think it will only get worse until something big and positive gets thrashed out?Sigh said:
Sky harping on about FFP
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mancunial said:
Sorry to burst your bubble but...
Abu Dhabi Media Investment Corp (ADMIC), a private investment company owned by HH Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB), the UK's leading pay television provider, have formed a 50-50 joint venture to bring a new, free-to-air Arabic-language news channel to viewers across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region from 2012.
just posted this in a new thread but have a read of this <a class="postlink" href="http://swissramble.blogspot.com/2011/07/manchester-citys-incredible-deal-know.html?utm_source=BP_recent" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://swissramble.blogspot.com/2011/07 ... =BP_recent</a>
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Wingsofasparrow said:
theres only one carlito
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mammyjam said:
Excellent article. Great read. Those in glass houses and all:-)
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Is this the $ky that have had a virtual monopoly on the FA's tv rights for many a long year?
The same $ky that have a joint venture with MUFC called MUTV?
Wow - what possible axe could they have to grind with Liddel Siddy???
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The thing they fail to realize is that we are being built as a model for all other clubs in Europe to look up to, sure our finances looked bad from the outside at first (even though we carried $0 debt...) but we have a plan set in place to turn that around.
But oh wait here comes the big bad UEFA and bitter clubs crying "oh no their profits need to be investigated" give me a break!
But oh wait here comes the big bad UEFA and bitter clubs crying "oh no their profits need to be investigated" give me a break!
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Etihad must be loving the exposure they are getting , priceless.
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Project said:
Yep. And the trailers for the Charity Shield equally so. Clips of Shrek or Hernandez scoring goals.
Mind you:
u2us@skysports.com
is the way to let them know your feelings
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Personally I don't think we have anything to worry about on this score. Look at our owners and the amount of financial clout the have. They have the best business brains on the planet on their pay roll and enough money in pocket change to buy the USA. FIFA is falling apart with corruption, Blatter is a desperate man offering everything the league wants ie Goal line technology, tin a desperate attempt to keep the ship afloat. And then you have Plattini, Contender fore mastermind...I think not, the guy was a great footballer but as a businessman he is bottom of the barrel. And at the end of the day none of the big clubs in Europe want his fair play bollocks, and that's why the idea od a super euro league is gathering pace. Maybe this league will never happen but be sure, it will make a very powerful means of leverage in 2014 when the FIFA agreement runs out!
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