whats frank up to

[Ric]

One thing worth saying to his remaining fans though is that Thaksin almost single handedly scuppered the ADUG deal with his personal demands. Mr Cooke & others had a hell of job to persuade him. He was quite prepared to recoup his own investment another way by selling off assets (including all the players if necessary) at the cost of City going down the pan.

Saviour? My arse.

Haha, he was obviously a shifty fucker and morally reprehensible but I don't reckon that's true. I imagine one of the key factors why ADUG bought us, and not say Liverpool, Arsenal, Everton or Newcastle, was because of his close contacts with the Arab world.

 

[mammutly]

One thing worth saying to his remaining fans though is that Thaksin almost single handedly scuppered the ADUG deal with his personal demands. Mr Cooke & others had a hell of job to persuade him. He was quite prepared to recoup his own investment another way by selling off assets (including all the players if necessary) at the cost of City going down the pan.

Saviour? My arse.

Haha, he was obviously a shifty fucker and morally reprehensible but I don't reckon that's true. I imagine one of the key factors why ADUG bought us, and not say Liverpool, Arsenal, Everton or Newcastle, was because of his close contacts with the Arab world.

Intros are one thing ric. The song still has to be sung.

 

[Blue Whale]

One thing worth saying to his remaining fans though is that Thaksin almost single handedly scuppered the ADUG deal with his personal demands. Mr Cooke & others had a hell of job to persuade him. He was quite prepared to recoup his own investment another way by selling off assets (including all the players if necessary) at the cost of City going down the pan.

Saviour? My arse.

Haha, he was obviously a shifty fucker and morally reprehensible but I don't reckon that's true. I imagine one of the key factors why ADUG bought us, and not say Liverpool, Arsenal, Everton or Newcastle, was because of his close contacts with the Arab world.

interesting to see pictures of the the recent political pro frank rally in thailand, almost every placard had city's badge on the top corner. very strange to see it used in a political context. what an earth was the real motive there? hhmm, spin anyone?

 

[NICKS BACK]

One thing worth saying to his remaining fans though is that Thaksin almost single handedly scuppered the ADUG deal with his personal demands. Mr Cooke & others had a hell of job to persuade him. He was quite prepared to recoup his own investment another way by selling off assets (including all the players if necessary) at the cost of City going down the pan.

Saviour? My arse.

Haha, he was obviously a shifty fucker and morally reprehensible but I don't reckon that's true. I imagine one of the key factors why ADUG bought us, and not say Liverpool, Arsenal, Everton or Newcastle, was because of his close contacts with the Arab world.

Well thank God the reprehensible loon did some good with his life before he departs, he managed to sell us, and lets face it not even Wardle or Swales could sell sand the the Arabs.

At least his name is not associated with our beloved club on a daily basis any longer, and for that and what he did he should be remembered with
a modicum of fondness.

Human rights issues aside of course>

 

[Ric]

Haha, he was obviously a shifty fucker and morally reprehensible but I don't reckon that's true. I imagine one of the key factors why ADUG bought us, and not say Liverpool, Arsenal, Everton or Newcastle, was because of his close contacts with the Arab world.

Intros are one thing ric. The song still has to be sung.

Haha, are you suggesting that him selling to ADUG might not be a good thing for the club?! And if so that Thaksin is responsible?!

 

[NICKS BACK]

Intros are one thing ric. The song still has to be sung.

Haha, are you suggesting that him selling to ADUG might not be a good thing for the club?! And if so that Thaksin is responsible?!

Certainly made us more marketable, was responsible for bringing Cook and instrumental in the most exciting part of our history, the fact he had no credibility, is something I would care to forget.

But not our problem anymore, he possibly did himself more favours as he is not in the public eye anymore.

 

[j jay]

Oh Flankee .... do ya remember me ... oh Flankeee!

Don't think they've got the cuffs on him yet , have they?

He's lying low last i heard!

is this him and his family

 

[bluemanc]

Haha, he was obviously a shifty fucker and morally reprehensible but I don't reckon that's true. I imagine one of the key factors why ADUG bought us, and not say Liverpool, Arsenal, Everton or Newcastle, was because of his close contacts with the Arab world.

Intros are one thing ric. The song still has to be sung.

<a class="postlink" href="http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq6abd_jXEE" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq6abd_jXEE</a>
Here's the song,happy days.
We are the people.

 

[bluespana]

If Mammutly knew anything about Thai history, he'd knew that he was one of the least corrupt leaders in their corrupt history. As evidence, the Democracy party is anti-democratic. U couldn't get a more ludicrous governance....well, apart from George Bush and his henchmen.

 

[Anonymous]

Oh Flankee .... do ya remember me ... oh Flankeee!

Don't think they've got the cuffs on him yet , have they?

He's lying low last i heard!

is this him and his family

Sure is!