ndetichia
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city msimu huu away gamre tunakuwa weak sana hata ushindi mara nyingi ni self skills tu zawachezaji..
The Manchester City (The Citizens) | Special Thread
The Manchester City (The Citizens) | Special Thread
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city msimu huu away gamre tunakuwa weak sana hata ushindi mara nyingi ni self skills tu zawachezaji..
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siwezi kuongelea sana kwani sasa hivi na mawazo sana yaya out nasri out sijui ni kwa muda gani..
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Refaree ameuwa morali ya wachezaji wa new castle kwa kukataa goli halali lililofungwa na Check Tiote. Refaree ameshindwa kudhibiti wachezaji wa new castle waliokuwa wakicheza kwa jazba, alitakiwa kuwaonyesha kadi nyekundu cabaye na tiote. Hata hivyo city waliocheza vizuri wameshinda na sasa wapo kileleni kwenye msimamo wa ligi japo kwa muda.
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Morali wapi timu miaka lukuki inapigwa tu na man city ..hakuna cha morale
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Manchester City close in on 'Nigerian Neymar' Yahaya The attacking midfielder would be the third Nigeria Under-17 international to sign on at the Etihad Stadium following the African nation's success at the World Cup
By Paul Clennam
Manchester City
are poised to secure a deal for Nigeria under-17star Musa Yahaya. Yahaya scored four times in seven matches at the U-17 World Cup held in the United Arab Emirates, with Nigeria beating Mexico 3-0 in the final to win the tournament. Dubbed the 'Nigerian Neymar', Yahaya had been tracked by Tottenham, as well as teams in Portugal and Spain, but City appear to have won the race for the 16-year-old and are in deep discussions with the player's agent, Babawo Mohammed. The attacking midfielder, who plays at the Mutunchi Academy in his homeland, would become the third member of the African nation's junior team to join City and is keen to link up with his international team-mates at the Etihad Stadium. Yahaya, who describes Andres Iniesta as his footballing hero and has admitted he wants to play for Real Madrid, has remained coy over his immediate future in recent months. "I am not going to talk on that one [where he wants to move], I have a manager in Babawo Mohammed. I have left that for him to handle. He knows me and knows what is good for me," he told MTNFootball in November.Striker Kelechi Iheanacho, who won the Golden Ball at the U-17 World Cup after picking up six goals and seven assists, signed a pre-contract agreement with Manuel Pellegrini's side on Friday and will join when he turns 18 in October. Chidi Nwakali, meanwhile, is also on the verge of signing for the club after arriving for talks last week, with City opening their state-of-the-art Etihad Campus training facility in August.
By Paul Clennam
Manchester City
are poised to secure a deal for Nigeria under-17star Musa Yahaya. Yahaya scored four times in seven matches at the U-17 World Cup held in the United Arab Emirates, with Nigeria beating Mexico 3-0 in the final to win the tournament. Dubbed the 'Nigerian Neymar', Yahaya had been tracked by Tottenham, as well as teams in Portugal and Spain, but City appear to have won the race for the 16-year-old and are in deep discussions with the player's agent, Babawo Mohammed. The attacking midfielder, who plays at the Mutunchi Academy in his homeland, would become the third member of the African nation's junior team to join City and is keen to link up with his international team-mates at the Etihad Stadium. Yahaya, who describes Andres Iniesta as his footballing hero and has admitted he wants to play for Real Madrid, has remained coy over his immediate future in recent months. "I am not going to talk on that one [where he wants to move], I have a manager in Babawo Mohammed. I have left that for him to handle. He knows me and knows what is good for me," he told MTNFootball in November.Striker Kelechi Iheanacho, who won the Golden Ball at the U-17 World Cup after picking up six goals and seven assists, signed a pre-contract agreement with Manuel Pellegrini's side on Friday and will join when he turns 18 in October. Chidi Nwakali, meanwhile, is also on the verge of signing for the club after arriving for talks last week, with City opening their state-of-the-art Etihad Campus training facility in August.
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Newcastle 0 Manchester City 2: Alan Pardew apologises for foul-mouthed rant aimed at Manuel Pellegrini
By Damian Spellman
Sunday 12 January 2014
Newcastle boss Alan Pardew has apologised for a foul-mouthed rant at Manchester City counterpart Manuel Pellegrini. The 52-year-old aimed an expletive-laden volley at the Chilean during the first half of his side's controversial 2-0 Barclays Premier League defeat by the new leaders on Sunday afternoon. A contrite Pardew said: "I hear that it's been picked up a little bit, and I apologise for my comments 100 per cent. "It was a heat of the moment thing. We just had words that we always have as managers, to a degree. I have apologised to him and fortunately for myself, he has accepted that." Pardew's comments included a particularly offensive four-letter word, and he later admitted Pellegrini's involvement in the spat did not merit that. He said: "No, I don't think it merited that word, if I am honest. As I said, I have apologised for that particular word, but we sort of tease each other a little bit and have words." PA
By Damian Spellman
Sunday 12 January 2014
Newcastle boss Alan Pardew has apologised for a foul-mouthed rant at Manchester City counterpart Manuel Pellegrini. The 52-year-old aimed an expletive-laden volley at the Chilean during the first half of his side's controversial 2-0 Barclays Premier League defeat by the new leaders on Sunday afternoon. A contrite Pardew said: "I hear that it's been picked up a little bit, and I apologise for my comments 100 per cent. "It was a heat of the moment thing. We just had words that we always have as managers, to a degree. I have apologised to him and fortunately for myself, he has accepted that." Pardew's comments included a particularly offensive four-letter word, and he later admitted Pellegrini's involvement in the spat did not merit that. He said: "No, I don't think it merited that word, if I am honest. As I said, I have apologised for that particular word, but we sort of tease each other a little bit and have words." PA
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Saa ngapi mkuu
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MATCH SHOT: @aguerosergiokun watches on from the bench. Will we see him in action tonight? #cityvrovers #mcfc