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Bozi

The Bozman
Administrator
Oct 18, 2005
22,740
I think they will be fine. Adebayor,SWP,Bridge,Jo,Vieira,Lescott,RSC, all will be gone and everyone are close to 100.00 a week, new sponsor deals are being done. and the billion dollar investment around the ground will increase the revenue alot.
:lol:

West Ham offered to pay 95,000 of Wayne Bridges wages in a loan deal

how the fuck is Wayne Bridge on over 95k a week? :lol: :sergio:
 

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zeven

Junior Member
Sep 28, 2010
118
Boom and bust.

Enjoy the boom while it lasts.

Juve are building something sustainable.
so are city! the days when city buy 5 or 6 players in one transfer window is gone. now city will only make minor changes in the team! City needed to make this huge changes to lower the gap, now when city have done that. there is no need for huge changes anymore. the spine of the team are there now.
 

Red

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Moderator
Nov 26, 2006
47,024
so are city! the days when city buy 5 or 6 players in one transfer window is gone. now city will only make minor changes in the team! City needed to make this huge changes to lower the gap, now when city have done that. there is no need for huge changes anymore. the spine of the team are there now.
Until things go slightly wrong and they decide they need to change manager and that manager decides he needs to change half the team.
 

Bozi

The Bozman
Administrator
Oct 18, 2005
22,740
yeah thats what Inter thought,they constantly bought 1 or 2 "quality" players to take that next step. when they failed and knee-jerked their coach out of the door they would go on a massive spending spree to bring in the "type" of player this coach liked. he would spend some time closing the gap then spend big money on 1 or 2 "quality" players,fail,sack the coach

repeat until they can buy some judges
 

zeven

Junior Member
Sep 28, 2010
118
Its all to fragile now at City, they aren't up there yet.
its starting to get shape. we have played very well and bunched back very well from the everton defeat with 3-1 away and then 4-0 at home. we have the best away record in the league, one of the best defence too. and now we start to score goals
 

Gagi

Senior Member
Jul 19, 2007
8,597
Maybe it's a bullshit, but still...

Manchester City have made Yaya Toure the highest earning Premier League player in history, according to the News of the World.

The newspaper claims the 27-year-old, who joined City in a £24 million deal from Barcelona last week, signed a five-year-deal worth a staggering £55.6m.

Toure will be picking up a basic wage of £185,000 a week before tax but that figure will increase to £221,000 when the Government's 50% tax bracket comes into force.

On top of his unbelievable basic wage, the Ivory Coast international will also be getting an image rights payment of £1.65m a year plus an additional £823,000 bonus each time City qualify for the Champions League.

Toure will also collect a £412,000 bonus should he win the Champions League with City whilst there are also additional bonuses for winning the Premier League and FA Cup - all tax-free.
 

Salvo

J
Moderator
Dec 17, 2007
61,271
The newspaper claims the 27-year-old, who joined City in a £24 million deal from Barcelona last week, signed a five-year-deal worth a staggering £55.6m.

Toure will be picking up a basic wage of £185,000 a week
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We will see how city goes, I'm sure many will stick pick Juve over them.

Gagi beat me to it.
 

only-juve

Senior Member
Jan 5, 2008
7,451
if we look away from the past and look at the present and the future, then nothing indicate that juventus will be the better team with greater chance of winning or ambition! your past is superior to citys! but not the future.
Perhaps you don't know this about Juve but we rarely really had a squad that is filled with world class players "even" in the periods when we dominated both Europe and Italy !!

We used to have on average 4-5 world class players but we always had a unique mentality and spirit in this club that made us so dominating for the past 100 years.

And thats something you really can't buy....
 

zeven

Junior Member
Sep 28, 2010
118
Until things go slightly wrong and they decide they need to change manager and that manager decides he needs to change half the team.
Maybe, but im quite certain Mancini is safe! remember Mark hughes were not our owners choice. but he still got 18 months and 200 million punds, and he did worse than Sven in his first year of charge. so the owners seems to understand the importance of not fire the boss every year. Mancini have done a great job, now city have a clear philospy and style and tactics, we actually have a game plan, our defence is sorted our away form is sorted, and now our scoring problems are sorted. we have a great balance in the team with hard working players big strong players players with flare and agility fast players

and everyone knows the system so we dont rely on on player actually, we have won with more goals when tevez were not playing than when he does.
 

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