has happened every season for the past few years. evening standard adverts too.Originally Posted by Syn
always goes on general sale after members have first dibs.
has happened every season for the past few years. evening standard adverts too.
always goes on general sale after members have first dibs.
media in this country are a joke.
we put heart and soul into a 2-1 win = lucky
city lose 3-2 to madrid = brave, unlucky, good result
Because plucky little Man City are fighting against all the odds.
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Think it shows really that despite their wonderful ambition, City will always be regarded as a 2 bit club who have no business being at the top.
Plus Tony Adams has been a bit of **** with his view on our defending. Sure he captain the great back four, but their defending was not always beauty.
somebody put something in my milk
Bould opted for the Pat Rice ‘active wear’ shorts and training top combination for his stint on the bench last night. On occasion he was seen calmly sipping water, although it must be noted that the highlight for Arseblog News was his nonchalant leg crossing (see picture) – it was like having a horrifically scary Sharon Stone in the dugout.
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Why you so shocked. Id City had beat saits 6-1 last wek they''d have been up their ass, they draw 1-1 with stoke they get robbed. their manger calls stoke a basketball team, no one calls him a moaner etc.
I do.
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Arsenal are rolling in cash
By DAN KING, Sport Uncovered
Published: 24th September 2012
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ARSENAL are expected to release figures any day now which will show Arsene Wenger is sitting on at least £50MILLION of cash.
Despite the team’s decent start, some fans want to know why he has not invested more money in the squad.
Accounts for last season will confirm Arsenal again made a profit in the transfer market, thanks to the sales of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.
The books will say the Gunners had well over £100m in the bank at the year end of May 31, 2012. But that will include most of their season ticket revenue for 2012-13, a big chunk of which will go to cover current operating costs.
Financially savvy Gooners will look also at the net debt and expect to calculate Wenger has £50m or more stashed away – excluding the expected £25m windfall from the Queensland Road development.
They will also study the size of the pay package to Ivan Gazidis. In 2009-10, he earned £938,000 basic, a £669,000 bonus and other benefits. In 2010-1, it was £1,026,000 and £601,000.
After another trophyless season and the exits of Robin van Persie and Alex Song, fans may ask at October’s AGM whether the chief executive should have to deliver more than top-four finishes and transfer profits to earn his bonus.
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