inters football thread

I take it you mean the Great Imp

Oh yea...bye bye Saha....:rolleyes:

 

Thought Gerrard was having a groin op and wont be playing???

I very much doubt it. Heh,heh.

 

WTF was Neville just thinking of then...pregnant fish.

 

liverpool ...city of culture:D:D
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/liverpool/2007/02/362571.html

 

you was right bobj they are bad..as for that el spit dooooff what a dirty swine he is...had the police in the away end for standing up when we scored...its getting beyond a loke..listening to talk sport on the way home talk about scousers moaning ...said they went for a draw and when fernando went of they were clueless..someone will never have a better chance of breaking into the top four.. as for sw philips what a return :thumb: pure class just wasting away at the pensioners

 

manchester city football club welcome the arabs:thumb::thumb: after our club being bought out it looks as if we are the richest club in the country ...so now its not the big four anymore who can just buy who they want..the new owners are estimated to be worth 500 billion...happy days and as for the big four..be afraid be very afraid:D:D

 

Thought you would be on early tonight after hearing the news...
Chuffed or what??????????
And you got Wright Philips back
And he scored twice on his debue.
And Berbatov is coming too, 34 million, peanuts now.
Chuffed or what????????????

 

cheers roders im doing handstands:D:D the big four have had it all the own way for far to long ,it looks like the a rabs are ten times richer than the chelski owners and will buy any one ..looks like we have just out bid chelski for robinho for 32.5 millon squid..still an hour and half left on the transfer window but the intent is there that man city will now become the biggest power in english football...stopped doin handstands now and trying a few kart wheels:thumb:

 

the new powerhouse of english football and the richest club anywhere
2/ 9/2008


MANCHESTER is now the epicentre of world football after City's dramatic takeover and two record-breaking transfers.

After a day which shook soccer, City became the richest club in the world and their new Arab owners and United's management smashed the transfer fee record TWICE in deals worth £62m.

The Blues' new billionaire owners flexed their financial muscles by landing Brazilian star Robhinho from Real Madrid for a British transfer record of £32.5m. Just minutes before, United secured Spurs' Dimitar Berbatov for £30.7m despite a daring last-minute bid for the Bulgarian by the newly-revived City. The astonishing spending spree took place as City's new owners promised to `spend, spend, spend' to transform the fortunes of the Eastlands team.

The previous record was held by Chelsea when they bought Andriv Shevchenko for £30.8m. The Royal family of Abu Dhabi - one of the world's wealthiest states - announced the £200m sale of the club from deposed Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra yesterday morning.

And their first act was to launch immediate bids for three new players - on the eve of the Premiership's transfer window deadline. Manchester United is already the world's wealthiest and most supported football team in the world, with City ranked 15th in an international rich list.

But the Blues are now tipped to become a sporting superpower - after its new billionaire owners promised to bankroll the club to the tune of hundreds of millions. Businessman Dr Sulaiman Al Fahim, who will represent the Al Nahyan family on the board, told the M.E.N. how he had `hundreds of millions of pounds' to invest.
History

Dr Al Fahim, an Arabian property mogul, said: "The club has got a great football stadium and a great history and a strong fan base but it has not had the investment.

" We can give them that. The club has not been strong for the last few months and we think we can change this situation.

"There is a lot we can do - we will copy what Abramovich did to Chelsea. We will do the same thing.

"We need to get the players and also better branding for the club. We can raise it to the same profile as Manchester United and beyond."

He revealed that they may also consider buying the City of Manchester stadium from Manchester council, although new top class players are their first priority.

Asked to allay the fears of fans concerned about short-term investment, he added: "There is an understanding and a desire to improve the club. Like Abramovich we can bring the money to fund this. The Premier League is a very valuable asset. We are happy to be part of it. When the possibility of a sale came up we thought this was a big opportunity.

"I was aware of other Premiership clubs and deals being made but with Manchester City there is a real development possibility.

"Football is one of the most popular games in the United Arab Emirates so everyone is aware of the Premiership and its teams."

He added that his group planned to use the coaching expertise at Manchester City to develop players from the UAE where the sport is popular but there is no professional league.

Although Dr Al Fahim played down the Royal connections of the Abu Dhabi United Group Investment and Development, it is widely understood that it is a private investment company for the family.

Journalist Anil Bhoyrul, from Arabian business website, said the new owners were looking to create a global brand worth `billions' rather than make a short term profit.
The MEN understands key figures at the city council have not yet held discussions with the Abu Dhabi consortium about The City of Manchester Staduim.

 

looks like keegan has done a runner again

 

hi bob spurs top four team ...how **** are they watched the game ..good win for villa ...and glad you won but boy are they bad:lollol::lollol::lollol::lollol::lollol::lollol::lollol:

 

looking good bobj..hope we get someone like messi or kaka i know its hard with no champion lge but it shows with robinho money really does talk:thumb: hope we dont get thumbalina balerina off off off..lady boy ronaldo:dh: could never clap that plonker..keep us posted bob on anyupdates at vill park..hope barry stays ..have you forgiven him yet:thumb:

 

well looks like we both stroll through bob :thumb: think everton are going out though:lollol::lollol:cracking job m-o-n is doing at your place..and the yank is leaving him alone looks like a good set up:thumb:

 

well bob what a good wkend that was didnt get to see villa as i was on my way to city ..shall watch mod later..as for my man city it really was like watching brazil..now i can see why robinho is the most expensive player in the prem talk about tricks...roll on jan transfer window ,,the new owners were there today they must have loved it..6-0 david james:dh::D it worth paying just to watch him:lollol::lollol::lollol::D really hope one of us break the top four up may take two years bob but one of us will catch em:thmb:

 

So,he's really that good inter?...Hope he's as good on a cold and snowy winters day at Bolton:D