Manchester City

[S-RED]

Halland incoming.........

[Irishnev]

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If I knew how to post gifs I’d post the one where he falls over in faux shock

[Buzzo]

You need to get an IT expert on the case



I hope City go for Kane

[wiw]

If City get Haaland then we're in serious trouble

[Irishnev]

You need to get an IT expert on the case



I hope City go for Kane

I even forgot the tutorial you gave me on pictures

[Mark79]

Man City + Haaland. That ought to box the league off for the next 3 or 4 seasons or so.
Fun times.

[S-RED]

literally no-one will be interested, will be like the AC Milan years in Italy everyone tuned out

[Mark79]

They're already at that early/mid 90s AC Milan rate of title wins.

It'll be even worse than that, more like Juventus, PSG, Bayern decade long type total dominance.

[ChesterDave]

Gone with the kids v Swindon

[SB]

Hardly , they’ve still got Debruyne Gundogan Jesus Silva, Cancelo Rodri Ake Walker Dias starting lol

[Irishnev]

Clubs haemorrhaging money during the pandemic...... not City - they actually made a profit!!!!!

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[S-RED]

just about to post this............ absolutely giving no ****s to rules

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/59970354

Manchester City chairman Khaldoon al-Mubarak says the club can "look forward to the future with confidence" after recording a profit of £2.4m for 2020-21.

The figure, which covers the year from 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021, contrasts with a £126m loss in the previous year.

Khaldoon said at the time City would "return to profitability".

"But thanks to the strength of our foundation work and the collective achievements of so many over the last decade, we can all look to the future with confidence, knowing our trajectory continues firmly in line with our plans."

In their annual report, City say they are now the fourth most valuable brand in European football, trailing Real Madrid, Barcelona and Manchester United, but exceeding Bayern Munich.

[RedAndWhite]

Keeping a usually empty stadium closed probably helped to be fair! Or even having to pay people to attend...

[ChesterDave]

Surely they are worth a fraction of that. When a buyer comes in and finds out 50% of the player remuneration is from a different company where they act as ambassador to the UAE bus drivers federation or some nonsense like that

[wiw]

Surely they are worth a fraction of that. When a buyer comes in and finds out 50% of the player remuneration is from a different company where they act as ambassador to the UAE bus drivers federation or some nonsense like that

Why would they sell? They've bought a club to promote UAE and park itself as a force in football. They've achieved it by cheating and will continue to without prejudice.