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Yeh i will expect that... is 2-0 though, owen now scoreSMc wrote:geed close one there...Aldershot will give them a fight though
sharkman121 wrote:whats the deal with fifa fair play wrt this and sides that build bomb squads?
pimptacular wrote:sharkman121 wrote:whats the deal with fifa fair play wrt this and sides that build bomb squads?
the club must be able to sustain its own debts with its own income, hence chelsea haven't been spashing 100 million plus a year on signings anymore and persuing more commercial routes..
man city hardly has the fan base, brand name to compete and keep up with their expenses..
their wage bill alone is astronomical coupled with signings, bonuses, sign on fees etc.. city ass dark ask they already attracting attention and being scrutinized and investigated for their "sponsors" which are owned or linked to its owners.. so they inflating its investments to try and force a loophole thats the general jist of what i read
*OUTSIDER* wrote:pimptacular wrote:sharkman121 wrote:whats the deal with fifa fair play wrt this and sides that build bomb squads?
the club must be able to sustain its own debts with its own income, hence chelsea haven't been spashing 100 million plus a year on signings anymore and persuing more commercial routes..
man city hardly has the fan base, brand name to compete and keep up with their expenses..
their wage bill alone is astronomical coupled with signings, bonuses, sign on fees etc.. city ass dark ask they already attracting attention and being scrutinized and investigated for their "sponsors" which are owned or linked to its owners.. so they inflating its investments to try and force a loophole thats the general jist of what i read
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Manchester City are close to announcing a record sponsorship deal to allow Etihad Airways, the airline owned by the Abu Dhabi government, to take naming rights for the stadium in an agreement that will be a significant boost to the club's attempts to fall in line with Uefa's financial fair-play rules (FFP).
The deal will be confirmed at a news conference at Eastlands on Friday, with the club potentially in line to bank well in excess of £100m over the course of a long‑term arrangement.
"I have some questions, yes," Jean-Luc Dehaene, the chairman of Uefa's Club Financial Control Panel, said. "If we see clubs that are looking for loopholes we will act. It is not enough to say: 'We've got a sponsorship contract and that's OK' if the contract is out of line."
dean_spleen09 wrote:you probably didnt even know qpr vs chelsea was a derby match as well
/me complains about poor referee decisions
thats what you guys do when you lose right ........
lost to manure city and complained about red card
INJURY-TIME
After watching his side lose to Aston Villa at Old Trafford in 2009 Ferguson said that referees should not be responsible for calculating the amount of added on time. Three minutes was signalled at the end of the 1-0 win but Fergie moaned: “there were two stoppages of two minutes three seconds, but we only played three minutes added time.” A year later, Leeds dumped United out of the FA Cup and again complained about stoppage time, claiming that the five minutes of added time was “an insult to the game and the players out there,” as his players attempted to claw their way back from 1-0.
chelsea vs manure march 2011
Ferguson's main gripe was that Atkinson should have sent off David Luiz after the Chelsea defender, already on a yellow card, fouled Wayne Rooney. "Nothing's done and the referee's in front of it. He's then done Rooney, clear as day, and he's six yards from him. Doesn't do anything," said Ferguson. It was hard to disagree.
hondaman wrote:1-0...3pts...oh well, we go tek dat.
The arsenal - chelsea game was nice....RVP the man of the moment boi. Last time i watch game with such pace was ah champions league with Arsenal vs La Coruna back in the late 90s
dan80 wrote:hondaman wrote:1-0...3pts...oh well, we go tek dat.
The arsenal - chelsea game was nice....RVP the man of the moment boi. Last time i watch game with such pace was ah champions league with Arsenal vs La Coruna back in the late 90s
Liverpool 4-4 Arsenal a couple seasons back was similar to this, good display from arsenal tho
Mark! wrote:..urmm...The joy of being a United fan
Congratulations Ole Gunnar Solskjaer!
October 30, 2011 72 Comments
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has won the Norwegian league title in his first year of management at the club he used to play for. Molde FK are a 100 year old Norwegian club that most of you probably hadn’t heard of until they sold us a 23-year-old Solskjaer in 1996. He had scored 31 goals in 38 games and had attracted interest from a few clubs across Europe. Åge Hareide was the manager at the time and offered the Norwegian striker to his former club, Manchester City, as well as Everton, for £1.2m. They both failed to take a punt on him.
United put in a bid of £1.5m during Euro 96, a record transfer fee for a Norwegian club at the time, which was duly accepted. Solskjaer was a Manchester United player. He went on to play 366 games for us, scoring 126 goals, winning six league titles, 2 FA Cups and most notably, scoring the winning goal in the 1999 European Cup final.
Upon retiring, Solskjaer was put in charge of the United Reserves. In the two and a half years he spent in post he saw our lads crowned champions of England, champions of the northern league, as well as winning the Manchester and Lancashire Senior Cups. It was during this stint that he was offered the job of managing the Norwegian national team, replacing his former Molde boss, Hareide, which he turned down to stay at United.
When an offer came in to return to Molde, Solskjaer couldn’t resist and no United fan could begrudge him taking up that opportunity, as much as we wanted him to stay.
Before tonight, Molde had never won the Tippeligaen and last season finished 11th out of 16, some 28 points behind champions Rosenburg. Solskjaer has transformed the club, taking them 8 points clear of any other club tonight to win the league with two games to go.
Molde drew with 2-2 with Strømsgodset this evening, with former United player Magnus Wolff Eikrem scoring one of the goals. Eikrem, who was born in Molde and attended Solskjaer’s soccer schools as a boy, has had a great first season with Norwegian club and helped significantly in their title push. To stop Molde winning the title today, Rosenborg had to beat Brann, but after going 3-0 down after 19 minutes, this was never likely. They lost 6-3, confirming Molde as champions.
This of course will lead to people calling Solskjaer back to United, or at least to clubs in the Premiership, but I’d like to think he would be more sensible than that. He is only 38-years-old and should be in no risk to take on a massive job before he is ready. Not only champions, Molde now have the opportunity to play in the Champions League, joining the competition at the second qualifying round next season.
A massive congratulations to Ole, Eikrem, former United coaches Mark Dempsey and Richard Hartis, and the team.
And Solksjaer has won it!
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