Maybe he got snubbed for not getting the cakes in last year.
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We should forget Kolo's birthday. He might leave without a payoffComment
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When is Luis' birthday?
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He just doesn't like being the Arab's hired help. There could be a racist/subservient undertone going on at the club?Comment
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Having worked for the BBC, I can assure you no-one shook my hand on my birthday. I too, left.
It had very little to do with my colleagues actions on my birthday though.Comment
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what an Embarrassing story this Toure/Birthday/No Cake ****Comment
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Somebody fancies a move and the large signing on fee that will go with said move.Comment
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Hopefully someone in the lower cent will bring him a cake at our next game
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Anything that weakens City is a good thing.
He wont even have that big a transfer fee at 31, with a year on his contract
What did City pay for him, 24 million?
They would need to get £4.8m to break even on the deal under FFPIn the beginning, Fowler created the Heaven and the Earth.Comment
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only signed a 4 year deal last summerComment
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In that case they need 7.2 million... I think.Originally posted by Liverpool View PostIn the beginning, Fowler created the Heaven and the Earth.Comment
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Yaya Toure has thrown his Manchester City future into doubt by backing up his agent's claims that the club's wealthy owners showed him a lack of respect on his 31st birthday.
Dimitri Seluk told BBC Sport that Toure was "very upset" and could leave City.
Toure initially played down the row on Twitter, saying: "Don't take words that do not come from my mouth seriously."
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But he then posted : "Everything Dimitri said is true. He speaks for me. I will explain after the World Cup."
City gave Toure a birthday cake as they flew to Abu Dhabi and tweeted their congratulations after he turned 31 on 13 May, but Seluk says he was ignored by the club's owners when the squad arrived in the United Arab Emirates last week to celebrate their Premier League title triumph.
"None of them shook his hand on his birthday. It's really sick," Seluk said.
City declined to comment officially on Seluk's initial claims and are yet to respond to BBC Sport over Toure's subsequent comments.
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