The Manchester City (The Citizens) | Special Thread
The Manchester City (The Citizens) | Special Thread
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American actors Tom Cruise and Robert Duvall are in Manchester for today's big match. Having been cornered by Sky Sports reporter Geoff Shreeves before kick-off, Duvall asks whether the fixture could be decided by penalties. Shreeves casually blanks him. Lovely pre-match banter
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ot quite, but there has been another goal and it's Robin van Persie who's scored it. His whipped free-kick glances off Samir Nasri's outstretched leg and goes in off the far post
Rio Ferdinand celebrates by pulling his shirt over his head, but as he does so a pound coin flung from the crowd clocks him in the face. The situation worsens as a smattering of fans burst onto the pitch
United end the match victorious and extended their lead over City at the top of the Premier League table to six points
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man city kama walirizika tokea mpira ulipoanza kwani walipoteza mipira mingi
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Man Shitty are hooligans
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Tetesi Mancs wamewaachia Manure waringe kidogo baada ya kuwachukulia tonge mwaka jana ... ... ... .... ..
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walita,ami sana kurudisha 6 lakini haikuwezekana ngoja mzunguko wa pili tukawagonge sita ili ndoto zao zife vizuri..
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Hamia Manchester United upate raha duniani. Hata watoto wanajua hilo.
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Hii itakusumbua sana. Mtabaki na kumbukumbu za 93:20 tu.
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Scores Balotelli has three weeks to save Manchester City career as AC Milan prepare January bid The controversial striker could be on his way back to Serie A with Massimiliano Allegri's side preparing a loan bid for the forward who is believed to be keen on a return to Italy Dec 10, 2012 12:30:00 PM EXCLUSIVE By Greg Stobart Mario Balotelli has just three weeks to save his Manchester City career as Italian giants AC Milan prepare a move in the January transfer window, Goal.com understands. Milan are reluctant to meet Citys £20 million asking price for Balotelli but will prepare a bumper loan bid for the 22-year-old, who they will offer around £4m (5m) per year to play at San Siro. City manager Roberto Mancini is due to meet director of football Txiki Begiristain this week to finalise the clubs plans for the window, with Balotellis future top of the agenda after his poor performance in Sundays Manchester derby. Mancini has accused Balotelli of risking his career with his lack of professionalism and is ready to allow the controversial striker to leave - either permanently or on loan - if his attitude does not improve before the New Year. Balotellis contract expires in 2014 and there are no plans for City to offer him new terms as Begiristain and Mancini look to free up room to rebuild the squad, with Atletico Madrid star Radamel Falcao and Malaga playmaker Isco their top targets. While City would prefer a permanent deal given the former Inter mans sell-on value is rapidly diminishing, they accept that a loan move is more likely given Milans financial problems and fading interest from French side Paris Saint-Germain. Balotelli is believed to be keen on a return to Italy - where he is currently visiting his newborn daughter - and would accept a small pay cut on his £110,000- a-week deal at City. Mancini has consistently defended Balotelli - who has scored just one league goal this season - and convinced the City hierarchy to resist a big-money approach from PSG during the summer after the former Inter man starred at Euro 2012. But Begiristain is keen to make his mark on the City squad and Mancini also appeared to lose patience with the forward on Sunday, replacing him with Carlos Tevez in the 52nd minute. "I love Mario but it is important for him to start to think about his job," Mancini said after his sides 3-2 defeat at the Etihad Stadium. "He has everything to play well but he can't continue to play like today. We wanted more from him. "When you have a player that has Mario's quality, you cannot understand why he continues to throw it out of the window. It is incredible. "I have seen players in my life with fantastic quality. But in the end, they did nothing. I don't want Mario to finish like these players. It would be bad for him." The deal could be complicated by a frosty relationship between City and Milan following protracted negotiations over a move for Carlos Tevez last season, which eventually fell through as the Argentine striker stayed in Manchester. Balotelli's agent, Mino Raiola, has claimed his client will remain at City after the close of the January transfer window. He said: "Absolutely [he will]. You can ask me the question another four hundred times and it will always be the same answer." But Goal.com understands Balotelli would welcome a transfer in the New Year while, in any case, the decision on his future is likely to be taken out of his hands by Begiristain and Mancini. Balotelli joined City from Inter for £24m in 2010 but has never hidden his desire to one day play for their great rivals, having once been pictured wearing an AC Milan shirt to the fury of the Nerazzurri supporters.