Quote Originally Posted by Danbert Nocurry View Post
Baconface has been very crafty here Iain, he knows that the team he has there is crap and that we handed him the league on a plate, he knew months ago that he was having a hip operation but was willing to soldier on.

I dont care who you get in, that trafford team is crap and the new guy will not have any money to spend, whilst we on the other hand we will be going from strength to strength, yet crafty baconchops will sit in the stand all smug when he hears them all saying that it has fallen apart because he has stepped down, when in reality, the new guy wont stand a chance with shit players and no money to spend. It happened before when Busy went.
Blah blah blah Danbert. You're like the boy who cried wolf..... Fergie's losing it, tick tock etc etc.

The law of averages suggest that you'll be right one day but it's getting tiresome.

Oh, those shit players only lost on goal difference to you last season and destroyed you lot this season so what does that say about the state of your squad? If Mancini doesn't win the cup final, I think we won't be the only Manchester team without a manager.

I also think you're underestimating the impact of the financial fair play rules which will affect City a lot more than Utd, particularly given your recent abysmal attempts to conquer the lucrative Asian markets.

http://www.soccerticketsonline.com/man-united-announce-record-profits-2/

Financial Fair Play basically means that clubs have to live within their means. That they spend only what they make. So clubs that have the most revenue have a tremendous advantage over those with smaller revenue streams.

And the Premier League club with the biggest revenue stream is Manchester United. United announced today a record third-quarter turnover of £91.7m. To put that number in perspective, in 2011-12 only six clubs in England had annual turnover of over £100m and United have almost equaled that in one quarter!
United raised its 12-month turnover projections to £360m, which will be close to £100m more than any team in the Premier League.