posted May 10, 2008

Man Utd fan in peace.

This decision is beyond belief. He's certainly the best manager City have had in an incredibly long time. If City want Champions League football, they'll need to wait at least 4 years and then still only hope they can scrape 4th place from a sometimes unconvincing Liverpool side. And that's only if they get Everton out of the way too.

Long story short. Champions League football for City? No chance. Especially not now.

Man City can still win a UEFA Cup place, since England have topped the UEFA Fair Play league. City are the best placed team to take that extra UEFA Cup spot.

Would Eriksson be allowed to stay if City did get to UEFA Cup football? Would he even want to?

I doubt it.

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posted May 12, 2008

i farted

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posted Jun 2, 2008

i think the turning point was the fulham game. 2-0 up with 20 minutes to go and they blew it but, i still think sven should have had another season like grant in my opinion

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posted Jun 9, 2008

Its sheer lunacy. Im slightly disappointed in Hughes taking it on. Obviously he is very ambitious and thinks he can break into the top 4 fairly quickly, but i wouldn't want to be working under someone as erratic as Thaksin.

Next year i dont think City will finish about the top 4, Spurs or Everton. Even if they manage to finish above the rest, will that be enough? They will still have to compete with tough teams like Portsmouth and Newcastle. Thaksin will have to wise up or Hughes will be out the door come the end of next season as well.

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posted Aug 18, 2008

Erikssons been sacked? I cant believe it

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posted Aug 21, 2008

wasn't he sacked ages ago pjgray100

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posted Aug 21, 2008

Who's in charge of England now then?

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posted Aug 23, 2008

Re: Gunning for the top (formerly Walcott for England)

Absolutly ludicrous.

Soon all clubs will be like this with all these foriegn owners. There is a trend starting to emerge. Glad gooners are still english owned

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Arsenal English owned? ROFL. Now I’ve heard it all. Your largest shareholders are as follows:

Danny Fizman (Belgian) - 24.1% of shares
Alisher Usmanov (Russian) & Farha Moshiri (Iranian) - 24% of shares
Nina Bracewell-Smith (Indian) - 15.9% of shares
Stan Kroenke (USA) - 12.2% of shares

Silly little boy, doesn’t even know who owns his club!

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posted Aug 28, 2008

We're never gonna win out ever again but I'm pleased we have a chairman like Steve Gibson the club in a way fans can still identify with, like trying to nurture local young talent and not to risk the club's finances and supporters money with 'fat' contracts for unmotivated former star players

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