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With just £50 and a bit of luck, you could rename Blue Square Premier League side Bath City's
ground anything you want for a whole season. The 2012/13 naming rights to Twerton Park -- built in
1909 and home to non-league Bath City since 1932 -- will be put up for grabs in a drawing open to
pretty much anyone.
A clearly angry Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has ruled out Carlos Tevez's move
to Italian giants AC Milan. Mubarak who did not mince his words during an interview with The
National in Abu Dhabi.
Mubarak is livid with the way Milan have conducted themselves the entire time and have
continually maintained that loaning him with the option of buying at the end of the season is not
an option.
Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez has been found guilty of gross misconduct and fined six
weeks' wages after flying home to Argentina without permission, a club source told Reuters. Tevez
has been in Argentina since November as his agents try and negotiate a move to AC Milan.
City have obviously had enough of Tevez's antics and told Reuters:
"In response to speculation, the club confirms that Carlos Tevez was found guilty by a
disciplinary hearing on 21 December of gross misconduct for serious breaches of contract and was
fined six weeks' wages," the source said.
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak issued some very scathing remarks yesterday to
Carlos Tevez and AC Milan warning them in effect that for either party to get their way in this
messy situation, the club's standards must be met.
On a day when Tevez was fined a staggering £9.
Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez has been found guilty of gross misconduct and fined six
weeks' wages after flying home to Argentina without permission, a club source told Reuters. Tevez
has been in Argentina since November as his agents try and negotiate a move to AC Milan.
City have obviously had enough of Tevez's antics and told Reuters:
"In response to speculation, the club confirms that Carlos Tevez was found guilty by a
disciplinary hearing on 21 December of gross misconduct for serious breaches of contract and was
fined six weeks' wages," the source said.
By Chris Wright
The 'UAE Stars' took on a side of Formula One drivers (Felipe Massa, Fernando Alonso, Walter
Zenga, etc) in an annual charity fixture in Abu Dhabi last night, with the Arab legends running out
5-4 winners thanks chiefly to a hat-trick from their big man up top Man City chairman Khaldoon Al
Mubarak.
Carlos who? Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak led the line in a manner Edin Dzeko would
be proud of as he helped a United Arab Emirates All Stars team to victory in a charity match. The
clinical targetman coolly rounded the keeper for his first before finishing with aplomb for his
second. He was [.
Carlos who? Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak led the line in a manner Edin Dzeko would
be proud of as he helped a United Arab Emirates All Stars team to victory in a charity match. The
clinical targetman coolly rounded the keeper for his first before finishing with aplomb for his
second. He was [.
John Nyen on illusions of the Euro game
The guy on left easily carries the American Express Black card...and nothing can dent it.
"I am a fan of the American model. The European model cannot be sustained without new
parameters, commercial parameters that allow competition, that allow revenue distribution, and that
will allow talent to continue to prosper.
Yesterday in Plymouth, Argyle Football Club was saved from extinction's brink. Lead
administrator Brendan Guilfoyle said he was "satisfied that Bishop International Limited has
secured the necessary funding and everything is agreed between the numerous parties." And he
possibly sparked city-wide guessing games by adding that it had been a "complex deal involving a
dozen stakeholders.
Stoke City chairman Peter Coates has revealed that the Potters have made one final offer for
Tottenham duo Peter Crouch and Wilson Palacios. Stoke are trying to strengthen their squad ahead
the start of the new season, especially considering the addition of Europa League matches to their
fixture list.
The Bantams have signed Liverpool goalkeeper Martin Hansen on a month's loan as Peter Jackson
continues his attempts to freshen up his squad.
The Danish-born 21-year-old has been on the staff at Anfield since joining from Brondby in the
summer of 2006 and he was part of the Reds' FA Youth Cup winning side a year later.
It appears that Newcastle United have submitted a formal bid for Swansea left-back Neil Taylor.
Newcastle submitted a £1m bid for Neil Taylor yesterday afternoon, following rumours over the
weekend that we were closing in on the 22 year-old. The Swansea City Chairman, Huw Jenkins, said:
"We have received a proposal from Newcastle regarding Neil [.
Manchester City are aiming to improve their achievement next season and although their chairman
isn't planning to make another crazy signings, it seems that the Eastland will still be busy in the
summer transfer market.
This plan isn't just some paper rumors as it was revealed by the club's manager himself, Roberto
Mancini, who stated that in order to compete furthermore next season, Man City will still need some
new bloods.
When you look at what has happened to Manchester City in recent seasons being Chelsea fans, I can't
help but think back to how it all happened for us and draw comparisons. The thing is as much as we
look at City, the money they have been spending and the huge amount of players that have come into
the club, we still think they are some way off from being realistic title contenders.
Fans and pundits alike are wondering if new FA boss and former Manchester City chairman David
Bernstein has intervened to ensure that Wayne Rooney misses the FA Cup semi-final with the club
that he still follows. Rooney made the mistake of appearing to swear in full view of the TV cameras
after completing his hat-trick against West Ham on Saturday.