Yaya Toure - commits future to City (page 855)

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In essence

Players are fickle and spoilt, and we are ruining English players by not playing them in our side.
 
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This Seluk fella apparently has quite a hold on Yaya, he has guided him from club to club with each step quite calculated and it has seen Yaya climb the football ladder from nothing to what he is now
For this reason Yaya apparently trusts him unequivocally even turning down advice from Kolo in favour of the Bulb Seluk
 
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big blueballs said:
This Seluk fella apparently has quite a hold on Yaya, he has guided him from club to club with each step quite calculated and it has seen Yaya climb the football ladder from nothing to what he is now
For this reason Yaya apparently trusts him unequivocally even turning down advice from Kolo in favour of the Bulb Seluk

Never trust a secondhand car salesman.......
 
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England r shit and its all our fault.
They will continue to be shit till someone realises rooney is an over ratted **** thats our fault aswell
 
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goatersnipple said:
England r shit and its all our fault.
They will continue to be shit till someone realises rooney is an over ratted **** thats our fault aswell

I think we could have a pretty decent world cup, the squad is there this time around and they have finally got rid of Lampard and all the old guard who were shit. Looking at the team now its full of players who might have a point to prove (apart from Rooney). It's a shame we have got an idiot in my opinion in charge who has less vision and guile than most of us can see past our nose.
 
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big blueballs said:
This Seluk fella apparently has quite a hold on Yaya, he has guided him from club to club with each step quite calculated and it has seen Yaya climb the football ladder from nothing to what he is now
For this reason Yaya apparently trusts him unequivocally even turning down advice from Kolo in favour of the Bulb Seluk

Yaya is definitely lacking in the ol' brain department if he thinks his successful career owes as much to his agent as it does his own ability. The icing on the cake for this chapter.
 
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inbetween said:
goatersnipple said:
England r shit and its all our fault.
They will continue to be shit till someone realises rooney is an over ratted **** thats our fault aswell

I think we could have a pretty decent world cup, the squad is there this time around and they have finally got rid of Lampard and all the old guard who were shit. Looking at the team now its full of players who might have a point to prove (apart from Rooney). It's a shame we have got an idiot in my opinion in charge who has less vision and guile than most of us can see past our nose.

I always thought Lampard was one of the few who could still resemble a professional footballer, even with the three pussies on his chest.
 
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Well Wisher said:
inbetween said:
goatersnipple said:
England r shit and its all our fault.
They will continue to be shit till someone realises rooney is an over ratted **** thats our fault aswell

I think we could have a pretty decent world cup, the squad is there this time around and they have finally got rid of Lampard and all the old guard who were shit. Looking at the team now its full of players who might have a point to prove (apart from Rooney). It's a shame we have got an idiot in my opinion in charge who has less vision and guile than most of us can see past our nose.

I always thought Lampard was one of the few who could still resemble a professional footballer, even with the three pussies on his chest.

Have to admit I would find this a distraction from football.
 
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F***ing great start to the article. Lol! :-?

Click on the link to read the rest of it.

Ever since Yaya Touré stepped in to disembroil one of modern football’s most serious cake-centred imbroglios – emphatically confirming that only he speaks for himself, not his spokesperson, who had earlier for some mystifying reason spoken for him, but who does in fact also speak for him and don’t worry because everything he said is true – a most ungenerous narrative has taken hold. It is one that dares to suggest the Ivorian birthday boy’s disgruntlement may not principally be about birthday cake at all.

That’s not fair. If Yaya, via his agent, who he not in the least bit strangely calls “Dad”, was in fact seeking to send a message to his dishdashed Abu Dhabian overlords, what message had they, through the complex medium of cake, been looking to send to him?

Look beneath the sugar-dusted surface, and the politics of cake are dark indeed. <a class="postlink" href="http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/news-and-comment/yaya-toure-comment-how-the-turbulent-politics-of-cake-revealed-that-all-is-not-sweetness-and-light-between-toure-and-his-abu-dhabian-employers-9428750.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/foot ... 28750.html</a>
 
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