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Does anyone know how the MLS transfer system works in relation to designated players. Can City get it to work in their favour.

For example could NYCFC sign Xavi for £30mill and City sign Fabregas for £10mill. Xavi would very much benefit NY and we sign a player for a fraction of hos value.

If something like this would work, who else could we convince to go to NY and take a player to City in a double deal.

Pizarro & Thiago/Kroos
Alonso & Di Maria/Isco/Modric

your football knowledge is about as up to date as your username

Nigels Tackle wrote:your football knowledge is about as up to date as your username

So a polite no that would not work would do.

FA cup winners 2006 wrote:Does anyone know how the MLS transfer system works in relation to designated players. Can City get it to work in their favour.

For example could NYCFC sign Xavi for £30mill and City sign Fabregas for £10mill. Xavi would very much benefit NY and we sign a player for a fraction of hos value.

If something like this would work, who else could we convince to go to NY and take a player to City in a double deal.

Pizarro & Thiago/Kroos
Alonso & Di Maria/Isco/Modric

It would be nice, but there is no chance of this happening, I am sure Doomy, Mikhail and others have explained this in detail in other threads, I cant say I could articulate completely correct so wont even try. However, for your own Sanity, just put it to bed as not possible :-)

FA cup winners 2006 wrote:Does anyone know how the MLS transfer system works in relation to designated players. Can City get it to work in their favour.

For example could NYCFC sign Xavi for £30mill and City sign Fabregas for £10mill. Xavi would very much benefit NY and we sign a player for a fraction of hos value.

If something like this would work, who else could we convince to go to NY and take a player to City in a double deal.

Pizarro & Thiago/Kroos
Alonso & Di Maria/Isco/Modric

They are building a football club in NYC, not some fucking corpse a bunch of zombies can munch on.

Goofball.

cheers

Looks like the big name is David Villa signing for 3 years

Wonderwall wrote:Looks like the big name is David Villa signing for 3 years

He will probably get loaned out to Melbourne until next year.

FA cup winners 2006 wrote: So a polite no that would not work would do.

A polite no? Are you new here or what??

Wonderwall wrote:Looks like the big name is David Villa signing for 3 years

Just seen that. Could he do a job for a top premier league club for a couple of months from January, covering for the inevitable injury to their number one striker? I think he could.

Will translate asap

http://www.diariogol.com/es/notices/201 ... -40701.php

http://www.abc.es/atletico-madrid/notic ... 90947.html

According to the programme 'after 12' of Cadena Cope radio, David Villa will play next 3 seasons at New York City. the team created by Manchester City and the New York Yankees in 2013 which will play in Major League Soccer. The Asturian, who at the moment is with the Spain squad preparing for Brazil, is one of the closest Atletico players to the exit, and that even before the interest of NYC was known.

Villa, greatest all-time scorer for Spain, has already decided to start this new adventure, where he will also raise his salary, currently 5M euros.

According to Cope, the owners of the new club, which will be the second in NY along with Red Bulls, are building a new stadium and wants to create a great team. They are also negotiating with Xavi Hernandez

Según ha adelantado «El Partido de las 12» de la Cadena Cope, David Villa jugará las tres próximas temporadas en el New York City, equipo creado en 2013 por el Manchester City y los New York Yankees y que jugará la Major League Soccerestadounidense. El asturiano, que se encuentra concentrado con la delección española preparando el Mundial de Brasil, es uno de los jugadores que más cerca están de abandonar el Atlético, y ya antes de conocerse el interés del New York City se especuló con su regreso al alencia.

Villa, máximo goleador de todos los tiempos de la selección española, está decidido a emprender esta nueva aventura, donde además aumentará su ficha, que en la actualidad es de cinco millones de euros.

Según la Cope, los dueños de este nuevo club, que será el segundo de la ciudad de Nueva York después del New York Red Bulls, están construyendo un nuevo estadio y quieren formar un gran equipo. También están negociando con Xavi Hernández.

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covered here mate, will merge

Thanks

Cool - thats a great signing
So that "agent" toffeesforme was right 5 seasons ago that he would sign for "city"!

It's reached the English language now, expect 300 headlines in the next 2 days.

http://sports.ndtv.com/football/news/22 ... la-reports

Wooders wrote:Cool - thats a great signing
So that "agent" toffeesforme was right 5 seasons ago that he would sign for "city"!

Madness... but a hell of a lot of internet ITK's (12 year olds on half term) actually are claiming a long term victory on this one today. You couldn't make it up.

Can we then loan the players from NYC????

[quote="jono1978"]Can we then loan the players from NYC????[/q

Think up to 4 in a season

And now apparently Frank Lampard...

That'd be pretty impressive to be fair. Villa and Lampard are very high profile footballers.

I think i'll actually find myself supporting them if they mix pros like that with some of our youngsters. I'd bloody love it.

twosips wrote:And now apparently Frank Lampard... That'd be pretty impressive to be fair. Villa and Lampard are very high profile footballers. I think i'll actually find myself supporting them if they mix pros like that with some of our youngsters. I'd bloody love it.

One of them will most likely be sent to Melbourne.

JamieMCFC wrote: One of them will most likely be sent to Melbourne.

But hey what about Japan then? Oh, wait, we're buying one in China too (reports suggesting one of the Shanghai clubs to be announced soon, majority stake like NY and Mel) ...