Thank You, Ilkay Gundogan

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Bill Walker said:
I think whether Manchester is shit is a matter of opinion.
They obviously don't regard it as a great place.
Just replying to the other poster who said he would be our manager.
I can't see it myself ;)
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I don't like Nandos, but that doesn't mean I think all Portuguese restaraunts are crap. She sounds like she would throw an hissy if she had to put milk on her own cornflakes.
 
Bill Walker said:
Not according to what he's saying about Manchester.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Gundogan 'doesn't know how he lived in Manchester for seven years'

Gundogan won 14 trophies during his seven seasons at the Etihad - including five Premier League titles - and was captain as City won the Treble last season.
www.dailymail.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk
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They’ve only been married a year. When they reach the 7 year itch he’ll be happy to spend 9 months of the year in Manchester while she’s off eating at the Spanish Berni Inn.
 
like people have said absolutely no quotes from gundo saying how terrible the last 7 years of his life has been in Manchester. I suppose when his wife becomes the main bread earner in the family she could have more input in to where they live.Would love to see him come back to the club one day great players don't always make great managers but I think he will.Think he was helping coach the eds on tour when he didn't go to the usa tour due to covid restrictions
 
mexico1970 said:
Who comes to Manchester to find nice sushi and top foreign food? I can't complain too much about what she said because Manchester is a bit on the shit side IMHO.
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There's no denying that large swathes of the city centre aren't exactly "des res"; Piccadilly Gardens is a disgrace, compared to what it was when I was growing up in the 70s. Yes; even with the winos that used to frequent it. But, it's my home town, my "manor" if you like. So I find it hard to call it shit. Maybe this whole "Manc-hattan" thing that's happening at the moment will attract some decent restaurants for the likes of Mrs Gundogan. I'll stick with Burger King and Gregg's when I'm over for a game! And the natives are still generally decent, moreso the middle aged and upwards ones.
 
Blue Maverick said:
Have to agree it’s all about plying you with booze, even the so called good ones San Carlos I’m looking at you, are up their own arses with shit service with cocked up waiters trying to cram as many in and out as possible
Sadly I think it’s more to do with the weather than anything, but been the wife of a multi millionaire must be so hard!
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The baffling thing is that she didn't try Manchester food like a chip muffin or a couple of hours at a cake shop, at least she will be able to get the best sushi and gyros in Barcelona ;)
 
jimharri said:
There's no denying that large swathes of the city centre aren't exactly "des res"; Piccadilly Gardens is a disgrace, compared to what it was when I was growing up in the 70s. Yes; even with the winos that used to frequent it. But, it's my home town, my "manor" if you like. So I find it hard to call it shit. Maybe this whole "Manc-hattan" thing that's happening at the moment will attract some decent restaurants for the likes of Mrs Gundogan. I'll stick with Burger King and Gregg's when I'm over for a game! And the natives are still generally decent, moreso the middle aged and upwards ones.
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It's chip butty town, imagine eating your raw fish and balsamic with this sort of view on offer?

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