Manchester City have been given permission to talk to Valencia's £30m-rated winger David Silva. the Sun
However, Chelsea are set to hijack Manchester City's move for Silva as the 24-year-old is said to prefer a move to the Premier League champions. Daily Mail
carl_feedthegoat wrote:Btajim.
Hi Garry,I just wanted to shake your hand and ask you a question.I go to COMS as mucha as possible but sometimes I cannot leave the house as Sophie.....sorry..Sophie is my Cat...... needs a carer when Im away and sometimes I cannot find one.
My question is ; Is it possible to bring Sophie to matches at COMS in her kitten box and can she come in for free?
btajim wrote:Manchester City have been given permission to talk to Valencia's £30m-rated winger David Silva. the Sun
However, Chelsea are set to hijack Manchester City's move for Silva as the 24-year-old is said to prefer a move to the Premier League champions. Daily Mail
It's only natural that an ambitious young Player would prefer to join the Premier League Champions and Champions League qualifiers over City - but we snatched Robinho from them so we can snatch another by doubling the salary offer.
john@staustell wrote:How the fuck can you 'hijack' something that's been open knowledge for 6 months?
Also I'm pretty sure Chelsea have decided not to go head to head with City on any player. Their chief exec met our guy (Marwood I think) about a month ago for 'dinner'. He has also stated Chelsea wont be competing with us.
Chinners wrote:Manchester U***d defender Gary Neville's dream of building an eco-friendly £6m underground house is set to be decided by the Government. The scheme has been referred to Communities Secretary Eric Pickles to make a final decision. The flower-shaped futuristic home has a kitchen as the centrepiece with bedrooms and bathrooms in six petal-like offshoots. The Sun
Martinez wrote:Chinners wrote:Manchester U***d defender Gary Neville's dream of building an eco-friendly £6m underground house is set to be decided by the Government. The scheme has been referred to Communities Secretary Eric Pickles to make a final decision. The flower-shaped futuristic home has a kitchen as the centrepiece with bedrooms and bathrooms in six petal-like offshoots. The Sun
What is there to think about, if chuckles wants to move under ground, they should let him.
Chinners wrote:COLIN HENDRY BOLLOX
The former Scotland and Blackburn Rovers defender Colin Hendry has been formally declared bankrupt at a Lancashire court.
Hendry, of Lytham, was served with a demand for payment by his creditors on 12 March, Blackpool County Court heard.
He had applied for an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) to pay off the undisclosed amount, but the request was rejected by most creditors.
Among the creditors was SpreadEx, an online betting firm.
The company's barrister, Tim Gosling, said there had been no contact from Mr Hendry since the application for an IVA.
No figures were given by the court as to what Mr Hendry is said to owe and no court documents were made available.
But it has been reported that the former Scotland skipper faces a tax bill of more than £1m and owes thousands of pounds to other creditors.
District Judge Michael Buckley granted the bankruptcy order.
Hendry was capped more than 50 times for Scotland and played for Rangers, Blackburn Rovers, Manchester City and Bolton Wanderers. He also managed several lower league clubs.
The father-of-four's wife Denise died last year, seven years after a botched liposuction operation.
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