If that's not the blue touch paper fuse that our owner lights to get out of this crazy, greedy and utterly selfish nonsense, there is no hope for our club!
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If that's not the blue touch paper fuse that our owner lights to get out of this crazy, greedy and utterly selfish nonsense, there is no hope for our club!
but not forget....if it's true, the execs have a lot of reconciliation to do to us fans.Everyone seems to be very quick to forgive.
Who gives a toss what that greedy mercenary things of anything, he's made his bed, now let him lie it it.James Milner not quite sure why he doesn't like it. Maybe as he is 35 and missed out on even more money.
If true then the contract was signed while the team was half performing at Wembley.
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City could be using this for leverage against Uefa and the newly appointed Tebas (clutching desperately at straws)
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Somebody silence the clown already please.
Seriously someone fuck this **** off for good. (Perez)
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There arent even many sports that are shorter. his bellendery has hopefully convinced our leadership of the utter buffoonery they have agreed to.Seriously someone fuck this **** off for good. (Perez)
Confidence in our owner is damaged irreparably, but there's still time to make the right decision. Do we have the bottle for it? I don't know, but these cunts (Perez chief of all) have always hated us and worked against us, so what exactly will change?
The window of opportunity here is slim, but if the voices of the fans mean anything, or the players/manager fighting to make CL history for the club, then City should pay the yanks back in full and take our ball home.
The window of opportunity here is slim, but if the voices of the fans mean anything, or the players/manager fighting to make CL history for the club, then City should pay the yanks back in full and take our ball home.
I suppose the beacon of hope is that when the initial reports came out, City weren't one of the clubs listed to have greenlit this. It was only later on that it emerged City were involved. That would suggest at least that the decision to join was likely a very late one compared to the others.
I'm not justifying it, but it's the most concrete backup to the idea we have that City weren't keen and felt pressured into it. That would give hope to the idea that City would be the first to look for a way out if at all possible, especially now given the backlash.
I'm not justifying it, but it's the most concrete backup to the idea we have that City weren't keen and felt pressured into it. That would give hope to the idea that City would be the first to look for a way out if at all possible, especially now given the backlash.