The Guardian have copied and pasted our training report

Tricky_Trev

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<a class="postlink" href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2009/dec/23/roberto-mancini-robinho-manchester-icty" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2009 ... ester-icty</a>

I suppose they could of course had someone climbing up the fence too, but i doubt it. It's far more likely they just stole it off bluemoon. As much as i enjoy and appreciate the training reports, is it better we don't have them? I'm not sure what the answer is to be honest, just throwing the question out there. In this instance, we are short of centre backs, so i'm sure Tony Pulis could have worked out for himself that it was going to be Toure and Kompany playing together, but perhaps we shouldn't be confirming information such as this, allowing it to get into the papers and then inform our opposition? I guess the compromise is keep the training reports, but alter the content of them, so they are far less revealing in future?
 
Their first sentence..... ffs give it up.

Robinho has made no secret of his desire to leave Manchester City
 
Opposing managers will see that its in a newspaper & automatically assume its a lie anyway, so I wouldn't worry too much!
 
vincent said:
Their first sentence..... ffs give it up.

Robinho has made no secret of his desire to leave Manchester City

Anyone else tired of the bullshit? Wasn't Robinho on BBC some weeks ago saying he wanted to be at City for 5 to 10 years?
 
vonksbignose said:
Opposing managers will see that its in a newspaper & automatically assume its a lie anyway, so I wouldn't worry too much!
Ha ha. Fair point.
 
lol, positive proof that Daniel Taylor does read bluemoon. Fuck off Taylor you snivelling twat!
 
But that means that some of us (who shall remain nameless) are now considered to be 'a person close to the club', 'an unnamed source' - indeed a snitch in the pay of the Guardian.

Shame on you, SHAME!










;-)
 
The sold-out signs are already up at the City of Manchester Stadium although neither the club's owner, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al-Nahyan, nor the chairman, Khaldoon al-Mubarak, will be there as the controversy continues over the manner in which they started plotting behind Hughes's back to look for possible replacements as long ago as last summer.


/sigh
 
Project said:
The sold-out signs are already up at the City of Manchester Stadium although neither the club's owner, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al-Nahyan, nor the chairman, Khaldoon al-Mubarak, will be there as the controversy continues over the manner in which they started plotting behind Hughes's back to look for possible replacements as long ago as last summer.


/sigh

At least they said sold-out and not for sale.

They could have upset a fair few more there!
 
I was working on the fence at Carrington today and in the session i saw Mancini had Bellamy playing really wide on the touchline ans SWP on the right touch line. Kompany was launching throw ins directly into the box and on corners Tevev pinged in 3 overhead kicks from the edge of the box.
Given was taking free kicks on and pinging them in after a 1-2 with Barry. Breathtaking.

We played a pattern where we keep the ball on the floor and movement breaks open the oppositions back four. All play is stuctured and patient and clinical.

"I'm Sparticus!!"
 

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