So tired of seeing his tongue.That revolting spitting and his Mulligan & O’Hare pullover. feck off you denier.
That revolting spitting and his Mulligan & O’Hare pullover. feck off you denier.

Most likely he takes on PSG or whoever has the most money and best players in some random tinpot league.Exactly. I will never think of him as one of the all time, top of the pyramid greats because of this. Maybe he takes on a harder project after City but that seems super doubtful.
Most likely he takes on PSG or whoever has the most money and best players in some random tinpot league.
If they bring in 4 or 5 of the best players in Europe it'd be so Pep.Celtic need a manager…
20 trophies in 10 years at City, not bad at all..Hopefully that's the last trophy the slimy little git ever wins with that cheating garbage club.
Who gives a shit though20 trophies in 10 years, not bad at all..
It means nothing when cheating20 trophies in 10 years at City, not bad at all..
Only took cheating on a ridiculous scale to win them, what an achievement!20 trophies in 10 years at City, not bad at all..
Sweeping up League Cups and FA Cups is a bit easier when you effectively have two first XIs.20 trophies in 10 years at City, not bad at all..
20 trophies in 10 years at City, not bad at all..
Few league titles in there too I think.Sweeping up League Cups and FA Cups is a bit easier when you effectively have two first XIs.
We will never know how Pep performs without far better tools at his disposal than the competition, because he refuses to take a job that doesn't offer this.I wonder how many he'd have won if he hadn't have been given a virtually unlimited transfer budget to buy as many players as he wants and the ability to sign pretty much any player he wants
20 trophies in 10 years at City, not bad at all..
20 trophies in 10 years at City, not bad at all..
That’s also a bit easier tbf.Few league titles in there too I think.
Having a bottomless money pit potentially influences that as well.Few league titles in there too I think.
I don’t remember the amount he spent this January but he 100% doesn’t win those trophies this season without that big January transfer boost. Another 200 million spent in the summer and I can see them being champions next year (if Arsenal don’t choke this year).I wonder how many he'd have won if he hadn't have been given a virtually unlimited transfer budget to buy as many players as he wants and the ability to sign pretty much any player he wants
City haven’t just spent, they’ve spent well to be fair. They’ve also benefitted from some very shady accounting of that I have no doubt. But the depth in their squad is absurd. Even now, when I feel like their squad isn’t one of their best. They still have the likes of Foden, Marmoush, Nico, Reijnders, Dias, Ait Nouri, Gvardiol, Trafford and Savio sitting on the bench or in the treatment room. All players who would start or be absolutely key players for 90% of the PL.I don’t remember the amount he spent this January but he 100% doesn’t win those trophies this season without that big January transfer boost. Another 200 million spent in the summer and I can see them being champions next year (if Arsenal don’t choke this year).
Doku and Cherki look very good signings in recent years and they can build on the signings they’ve made in January.
City haven’t just spent, they’ve spent well to be fair.
The difference is that they can discard away their flops.They have because unlike our owners City's owners took the time to put a proper structure in place above the manager in order to ensure their money is spent on the right players for the right positions at the right time.
Yeah that’s why I think if Pep stays another year they will be favourites for the league next year sadly. Their squad has a lot of quality. Hopefully they’ll mess up in Europe again and he buggers off after that.City haven’t just spent, they’ve spent well to be fair. They’ve also benefitted from some very shady accounting of that I have no doubt. But the depth in their squad is absurd. Even now, when I feel like their squad isn’t one of their best. They still have the likes of Foden, Marmoush, Nico, Reijnders, Dias, Ait Nouri, Gvardiol, Trafford and Savio sitting on the bench or in the treatment room. All players who would start or be absolutely key players for 90% of the PL.
I don’t remember the amount he spent this January but he 100% doesn’t win those trophies this season without that big January transfer boost. Another 200 million spent in the summer and I can see them being champions next year (if Arsenal don’t choke this year).
Doku and Cherki look very good signings in recent years and they can build on the signings they’ve made in January.
Not to mention they have no trouble attracting the players they want seeing as they can pay them double salaries under the table.The difference is that they can discard away their flops.
They hired the best manager in the world. Let’s see how the structure holds up when they have someone like Maresca there.
Probably staying unfortunately.Is the spit curling gowl staying or taking that scummy act off somewhere else?
I think there’s two parts to this story. Did they cheat to be able to afford players that they bought? Absolutely. Did they, over the course of those ten years outspend teams like Utd, Liverpool and Chelsea, both in terms of transfersums and wages? I don’t think they did, although I didn’t check the facts. So in the latter sense, their achievements are impressie. In the former sense, they are still cheats ofcourseI wonder how many he'd have won if he hadn't have been given a virtually unlimited transfer budget to buy as many players as he wants and the ability to sign pretty much any player he wants
10 years in england and he said "I've been fecking fun".
They did. 3.23bn in wages and player amortization from FY2019/20 to FY2024/25. Plus another big chunk for this season that we'll see when their next accounts are out.I think there’s two parts to this story. Did they cheat to be able to afford players that they bought? Absolutely. Did they, over the course of those ten years outspend teams like Utd, Liverpool and Chelsea, both in terms of transfersums and wages? I don’t think they did, although I didn’t check the facts. So in the latter sense, their achievements are impressie. In the former sense, they are still cheats ofcourse
They did. 3.23bn in wages and player amortization from FY2019/20 to FY2024/25. Plus another big chunk for this season that we'll see when their next accounts are out.
Chelsea next on 3.1bn, Utd 2.95bn, Liverpool 2.85bn and Arsenal 2.44bn.
How would a Redcafe poster know the off the book numbers?And are those just the official numbers?
