Highbury_2006
Village Idiot
Finally buy 1st place? I'm sure 2012 and 2014 were pre-Pep, as was 1968 and 1937.
Yeah, i am sure that you would have won in 2012 and 2014 without the sheik.
Finally buy 1st place? I'm sure 2012 and 2014 were pre-Pep, as was 1968 and 1937.
Not Qatar. UAE, in particular Abu Dhabi. My bad.Questionable deals with Qatar?
News to me, care to point those out for me? Or is this just another figment of your wild imagination?
Questionable deals with Qatar?
News to me, care to point those out for me? Or is this just another figment of your wild imagination?
It wasn’t Qatar (that’s PSG). I meant the UAE, particularly Abu Dhabi.how can a deal with Qatar not be questionable?
It wasn’t Qatar (that’s PSG). I meant the UAE, particularly Abu Dhabi.
Lol I’m not allowed to have foresight but all of the sudden Man City can? Get the **** out of here.Credible foresight, that deal is under-valued now. More fool us signing a ten year deal. Don't forget, they sponsor the stadium, shirts AND CFA.
same ****
I hate the fact we are playing at the Emirates and wear it on our shirts
Tbf, on the Selena Gomez one. If she can't respect the rules of a Mosque she shouldn't go.
muslim here...people get away with laughing, screaming, crying, accidental nudity. It's about the intention, not just the action.yes I kinda agree, but just wanted a video to show their religious fundamentalism
it may look like a modern country but it is not under the glamour
I wouldn't go into a church in a speedo either but an ankle should be fine for any religion
The reply was about Pep, please try and understand the English language.Yeah, i am sure that you would have won in 2012 and 2014 without the sheik.
Etihad, not City. Again somebody that cannot understand a simple statement.Lol I’m not allowed to have foresight but all of the sudden Man City can? Get the **** out of here.
Two parties to a deal. City greatly benefited then, and still benefits now from it compared to naming rights deals of other top clubs.Etihad, not City. Again somebody that cannot understand a simple statement.
It's quite obvious the foresight was by Etihad, as the deal is under-valued now. I write/type in laymans terms, if you find that hard to understand, it's not down to me.Two parties to a deal. And City greatly benefited then, and still benefits from it compared to other top clubs now.
Also, you just may not be a good writer. Thus the confusion.
Go back and read. Edited it before you responded.It's quite obvious the foresight was by Etihad, as the deal is under-valued now. I write/type in laymans terms, if you find that hard to understand, it's not down to me.
Any new agreement would probably net around an extra 50% on the current terms, so Etihad have got a very good deal out of it.
It's really not difficult to understand.
Also, it’s human apes all the way around. If even the apes of Etihad can have foresight, then why not I another ape?Etihad, not City. Again somebody that cannot understand a simple statement.
Again, you are completely wrong, Etihad have benefitted more than City, the last 3-4 years, that deal has been seriously under-valued, as has Arsenal's with Emirates. That's the danger of signing long-term deals.Go back and read. Edited it before you responded.
You keep avoiding the issue of the legality and fairness of the deal. But that’s cool. We can stop there.Again, you are completely wrong, Etihad have benefitted more than City, the last 3-4 years, that deal has been seriously under-valued, as has Arsenal's with Emirates. That's the danger of signing long-term deals.