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Roy sez..............

"But if you don't think that the team is doing as well as it should, then as a player you can do something about it. We want our big players doing well. If they are not, I shall be advising them to look in the mirror and not to constantly look for excuses elsewhere and blame the owners for not having spent £500 million.

"I am sceptical about comments in which players are questioning the club's ambition. I would tend to throw that back at them and say that the club's ambitions rest in your hands, you're the ones playing for us and you're the ones people are paying to watch.


I'm really taking a shine to this fellah!

yea, i like it. honest guy it seems. no bull. unlike raffa ill bet he'll balance it all out with a nice pat on the back for a job well done. maybe even a hug. maybe more....

For the chics alone this deal must be done.


But what I like about it they won't throw stupid money at us.
They see us as a good business opurtunity to utilise in China.
The yanks wanted us for the TV rights, the Chinese want us so they can milk us for what ever China will want. Which in regards of sport a lot.

The difference is Huang is willing to say "Right what and how much will it take to make the team sucessfull on and off the field". As he knows if we are succesfull on then the interest us will be more.

I seriously hope this deal goes through as they will supply the stadium and team as they want us to be succesfull commerically for their own sakes.

D'ya think tungs could possibly become involved even p'raps?

hahaha thats wot i was thinking not bad not bad atall haha

You and Flamio are a pair of man sluts.

to quote jimmy Hendrix

"Theres so much confusion i get no relief"

and to quote SNAP!... "i'm serious as cancer when i say that rythm is a dancer".

lmao

Martin Broughton was brought in as chairman to oversee the sale process and along with investment bank Barclays Capital, who are leading the sale, he will elect a preferred bidder by the end of next week.

according to BBC sport.