English Premier League 2011/2012

monster09 said:

Defeats the point of FFP. This is like saying City can spend as much as they want as they have owner who is fully loaded and FFP shouldn't be in place.

Sponsorship should be according to market fair price. Emirates and Allianz Arena gets 1/5th of what City gets for Stadium sponsor. That itself tells this deal is very fishy. And shirt sponsor increased from 4Million to 20 Million.. WTF has city achieved to get those kind of sponsor deals..

Its simple, City owner will pay for Etihad. And also this company has never recorded a profit in its existence..

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Sorry but if you think a relatively new Airline makes profits then you need to check your economics.. I'm not saying what they did is fair but its not their fault if UEFA has kept a loophole. Man City are owned by the Abu Dhabi Investment Council, doesnt matter what half brother this and that do. Abu Dhabi Investment Council is a government body as far as I know.

Man City are not at all to blame for this, the retards at UEFA/FIFA are responsible, completely.

Exactly, i dont think there is any issue here to be honest. UEFA and FIFA are a joke to anything that can be classified as an organization and they should look at themselves first instead of looking into shit that doesnt mean shit.

Its obvious that they are pouring money into Man city through questionable methods but they arent illegal otherwrise they wouldnt have done it and the english FA would have rejected it, thats what i think anyways.

Also alot of companies and clubs arent making any profit, doesnt matter if Etihad never made a profit, they will in the long run eventually.

Suneet said:

Sorry but if you think a relatively new Airline makes profits then you need to check your economics.. I'm not saying what they did is fair but its not their fault if UEFA has kept a loophole. Man City are owned by the Abu Dhabi Investment Council, doesnt matter what half brother this and that do. Abu Dhabi Investment Council is a government body as far as I know.

Man City are not at all to blame for this, the retards at UEFA/FIFA are responsible, completely.

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Well I'm very poor in Economics/Finance. I admit that

Point is there is no point in having FFP if these sort of retarded deals happen. And also this should pass UEFA FFP. I guess UEFA will look into this as this makes them look like fools and also Platini will become laughing stock for failing to implement FFP.

Man City are owned by the Abu Dhabi Investment Council, doesnt matter what half brother this and that do. Abu Dhabi Investment Council is a government body as far as I know.

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In Short Sheik owns the Govt

To me this Manc incident is the same as how English clubs poach youngsters from Italian and other clubs. Again, something in the rules but a blatant violation and a far bigger ethical violation than the FFP.

Yeah, those deals are ridiculous. There should be done something to fill those loopholes.

Where to put this... Oh well, look at this idiot

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Lol Pajo, that was a week back.. Not surprised to see Terry kicking someone.

At least he apologised..

Pajo said:

Where to put this... Oh well, look at this idiot

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This is premier league!

Where football and art goes beyond the reality.

Besnik said:

This is premier league!

Where football and art goes beyond the reality.

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Friendly and the teams involved are from Premier league and championship..

Maybe he was just protecting his GK, who was clearly fouled by the victim of the kick. Either way, a clumsy challenge to say the least.

monster09 said:

Lol Pajo, that was a week back.. Not surprised to see Terry kicking someone.

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i know, i friend for ManU showed it to me, but i forgot to put it here

And kick is kick, this was fucking kung fu... IN A FRIENDLY!

not worth it

Anyone see this howler by the Thailand XI keeper against Chelsea? Boswinga gets credit for one of the softest goals since Robert Green.

Hadrian said:

Anyone see this howler by the Thailand XI keeper against Chelsea? Boswinga gets credit for one of the softest goals since Robert Green.

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The poor guy is short. What can you do? That probably would have happened to me due to my short height. Robert Green's was on the floor, where there was obviously no excuses for it.

Anyways, I saw this the other day. Luckily it's just a friendly for this Wenger player.

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Coasterfreek said:

The poor guy is short. What can you do? That probably would have happened to me due to my short height.

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So it was already a certain goal/blunder just when Bosingwa made that cross? Then what is he supposed to do with all the other high crosses and shots in any football match?

I forgot someone who said Manchester United dont have fans in Manchester. Well I know someone has read many City forums to come to conclusion

Here is the link..
Enjoy..
http://www.e-space.mmu.ac.uk/e-space/bitstream/2173/12506/1/seasonticketreport - brown1.pdf

Monster, what you think of Smalling? Any chance he gets decent playing time, to improve in near future, or?

edit: also Rafael, Fabio and Obertan... The youngsters

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Monster, what you think of Smalling? Any chance he gets decent playing time, to improve in near future, or?

edit: also Rafael, Fabio and Obertan... The youngsters

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Smalling is the real deal. 3 years back he was playing in Non league now he is playing for Manchester United and he is natural successor for Rio. For a defender he is very superb on the ball, very unlinke English defender. Physically very strong, dominates aerial battle, and very good with the ball at his feet.

For me he is the most natural footballer at United bar Rooney. In the friendly he played as a RB and there was one moment where he tured and shot the ball into the net, it was offside though, but the instinct and the finishing was superb. I can see him playing regularly for England.

Rafael was very good last season in the first half, then had a injury and Fabio took his place and never looked back. I prefer Rafael as RB though. Both are equally good, Rafael was lucky that he didn't have somone like Evra to block his way. For me he is the best RB for his age. He has kept so many big players quiet. Robinho, Bale, Ribery (Was useless and made to look like sunday league player then Rafael was sent off). He has improved very much defensively, previously he used to bomb forward at every given chance, now he has improved a lot in that area..

Fabio is very much composed than Rafael and looks more matured player. But I prefer Rafael as RB and Fabio as LB.

Obertan is a mystery. He has skill, pace but mentally fragile. Looked good in preseason but I dont have much hopes on him. He comes up with Wow moments then follows it up with WTF moments. He can do job for mid table team.


Edit: Looking forward to see how Smalling does in his second season as Evans was fucking quallity for 2 seasons. One advantage Smalling has got over Evans is Smalling is very strong physically which Evans isn't.

So, your own opinion, Smalling or Evans, who will be third choise CB after Rio and VIdic?