VincentHanna
Posts: 936
Joined: 3/10/2005 From: 30 minutes walk from Manchester city centre.
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The issue about Shinawatra taking over City and what City fans should think is something of a moot point now. He has taken over and there's pretty much fuck all the fans can do about it. (But you did say alleged crook. Are the human rights violations allegations as well?) If you want to apportion blame, then feel free to point at City's board, but don't forget that the FA and even our own government could do something if they wanted to. The FA and the government have done nothing about the takeover. If nothing else, it shows that the higher up you get in football, it's all about the business side and less about the football. What is this fit and proper test anyway? Seems like something along the lines of: "Are you loaded? If so, are you willing to spend an amount of money that your average footy fan in the street can't imagine? You are on both counts? Jolly good. Welcome to English football, it will cost you eleventy squillion pounds thank you very much." I'm excited about what's going on at my club, I genuinely am, but this is tempered by two things. 1. I still harbour some fear that it doesn't matter who the manager is, how much money he is given and who he buys, this is still City and City-related thing always have a propensity to go wrong. 2. Mr Shinawatra might have hidden reasons for taking over (you know, like maintaining popularity amongst the Thai people where football is so popular) but as I said above, it's a moot point. And ultimately, those two points don't matter because if nothing else, City Til I Die.
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