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Will Jo be a good signing for Man City?Premier League Manchester City by philmcnultybbcsport (U1816352) 02 July 2008  Jo is poised to be unveiled as Manchester City's record signing in a deal worth £18m Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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BernardW (U6016083) posted Jul 3, 2008 Thaksin - one of the richest men in the world? He has now been denied permission to leave Thailand by the highest court in the land and starts his first trial soon. He will lose most, or all of his ill-gotten gains and Man City will have no money.
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agentsmithutd (U11626326) posted Jul 3, 2008 Another one bites the dust.. Citeh make a record signing (Yawn) Another striker whose going to settle down in Rio Ferdinand's back pocket for atleast 180 mins of premiership action (Another yawn).
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TheLegendOfBerti (U11934062) posted Jul 3, 2008 major gamble...yawn.
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cityboyfromdevon (U12562245) posted Jul 3, 2008 i think he will do well for us and i would like to see roni there as well.as for the toon comment city stand more of a chance of finishing top 4 than jokecastle united.
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gariah (U12562717) posted Jul 3, 2008 i think jo is a shrewd signing so far. i still have faith in the citizens and in mark hughes as the new manager..
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goodgame (U5621913) posted Jul 4, 2008 well he never really proved himself in national side or even in his former club. his signing is a huge gamble for anyside and i wish the best for the citizens hope they get the best out of him.
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pbawn5 (U12566178) posted Jul 4, 2008 Jo looks to be a good player with a good finish - just what City need. He will be a success
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jonnothecitizen (U12570900) posted Jul 4, 2008 Please say we have a striker who can actually put the ball between the posts now posted Jul 14, 2008 CSKA have a whole lot of other Brazilians (all very good players)... Comment on this article
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