kinkylola wrote:i just fucking moved to Taiwan for my company.
CitizenYank wrote:Yeah, I read an article that Man City is playing a few exhibition games
on the Right Coast; Baltimore and Atlanta seem to be the places tossed around.
I don't see why they don't add a few more dates: Gary Cook used to work
in Portland with Nike and I am sure he has good connections in the area.
With the MLS expanding to Portland and Vancouver: it would be a great public relations
opportunity, or at least to Seattle. They have a really good attendance up at Qwest Field.
roberto mancini wrote:"It is vital that we begin our pre season preparations in the right way and so we're very excited about kicking off our tour at Nike’s Campus.
Not only is Nike’s excellence in sport, research and product development world renowned, but in their Portland campus they have some of the finest training facilities in America. It is a real privilege to have been invited there and our whole club will benefit from the experience.
"We are looking forward to playing the Timbers as the first of our pre season matches and we are delighted to be calling Portland our home for the week. "
"Bringing the team here is yet another demonstration of how Umbro’s partnership with Manchester City is thriving,” said Eunan McLaughlin, Nike Affiliates President. "It will be a pleasure to open up our facilities to City’s squad and back room team.”
BmoreBlue wrote:it's official finally - news was delayed a few days
on the OS as well as the Baltimore Sun
Blue Since 76 wrote:Anyone else think it's ridiculous we're playing to the old us of a? They're not intelligent enough to understand football and just want to watch half time entertainment. City could just send 11 of us to play the games - they'd be no wiser. Complete, uneducated, fat slobs.
Am i risking friendly fire?
eastlandsblue wrote:Blue Since 76 wrote:Anyone else think it's ridiculous we're playing to the old us of a? They're not intelligent enough to understand football and just want to watch half time entertainment. City could just send 11 of us to play the games - they'd be no wiser. Complete, uneducated, fat slobs.
Am i risking friendly fire?
I know its stating the obvious. but the games in the USA, are about spreading our name across the states. It would be very unwise to send a poor side, that gets hammered by a poor stateside team.
Blue Since 76 wrote:eastlandsblue wrote:Blue Since 76 wrote:Anyone else think it's ridiculous we're playing to the old us of a? They're not intelligent enough to understand football and just want to watch half time entertainment. City could just send 11 of us to play the games - they'd be no wiser. Complete, uneducated, fat slobs.
Am i risking friendly fire?
I know its stating the obvious. but the games in the USA, are about spreading our name across the states. It would be very unwise to send a poor side, that gets hammered by a poor stateside team.
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If we want to spread our name, take cheerleaders and hand out hot dogs. Pele played there and they still couldn't get their head round it.
All joking aside, I think trying to build a brand in the US really is a waste of time, as they don't take soccer seriously. If we want to make money, places like India and China are far more important. Let's get Sun Jihai back quick.
Blue Since 76 wrote:eastlandsblue wrote:Blue Since 76 wrote:Anyone else think it's ridiculous we're playing to the old us of a? They're not intelligent enough to understand football and just want to watch half time entertainment. City could just send 11 of us to play the games - they'd be no wiser. Complete, uneducated, fat slobs.
Am i risking friendly fire?
I know its stating the obvious. but the games in the USA, are about spreading our name across the states. It would be very unwise to send a poor side, that gets hammered by a poor stateside team.
If we want to spread our name, take cheerleaders and hand out hot dogs. Pele played there and they still couldn't get their head round it.
All joking aside, I think trying to build a brand in the US really is a waste of time, as they don't take soccer seriously. If we want to make money, places like India and China are far more important. Let's get Sun Jihai back quick.
Blue Since 76 wrote:eastlandsblue wrote:Blue Since 76 wrote:Anyone else think it's ridiculous we're playing to the old us of a? They're not intelligent enough to understand football and just want to watch half time entertainment. City could just send 11 of us to play the games - they'd be no wiser. Complete, uneducated, fat slobs.
Am i risking friendly fire?
I know its stating the obvious. but the games in the USA, are about spreading our name across the states. It would be very unwise to send a poor side, that gets hammered by a poor stateside team.
If we want to spread our name, take cheerleaders and hand out hot dogs. Pele played there and they still couldn't get their head round it.
All joking aside, I think trying to build a brand in the US really is a waste of time, as they don't take soccer seriously. If we want to make money, places like India and China are far more important. Let's get Sun Jihai back quick.
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