When we finally thought English football was well and truly rid of the biggest egotistical coach in the form of Jose Mourinho after Chelsea first parted company, the same Chelsea brought him back again so he could leave them in even more debt and trouble. Languishing mid table after winning the Premier League title the season before and in £1.1 billion debt. Finally we were rid of the egotist again, or so we thought? Roll up Roll up, along comes the biggest egotistical club on the planet aka Man United, or more happily known to me as McTraffordster United or McDonaldster United, take your pick. It just had to be them didn't it?
So now we are lumbered with yet more of the Jose Mourinho show BUT, it doesn't stop there, now we have the most egotistical coach back in English football again, they just have to go one further and try sign the biggest egotistical player on the planet. I mean this player is soooooo egotistical that he thinks he's a son of God. Not once has he ever won the Champions League with any of the big Champions League clubs he's played for, yet he claims he's up there with Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. This guy likes to talk and talk he does, recently and insultingly claiming in an interview that Pep Guardiola isn't a man. Big talk coming from probably the most egotistical player on the planet to ever exist, I seem to remember well, Zlatan aggressively getting in the face of our Joe Hart not long ago unprovoked.
Seems he didn't like losing to Joe Hart and Manchester City FC in the Quarter Finals of the Champions League. So if the transfer goes through we City fans can look forward to some fireworks. Rather fitting club for the two biggest egotists in World Football, even their fans are arrogant egotists. And we can look forward to the best coach in World football officially taking the reigns on the 1st of July 2016, later unveiled to Manchester City fans on the 3rd at what will be a packed stadium after the club sold out of season cards. With our wage bill down by £6.2 million too £193.8 million for 2015/16 from the prior season, lower than both Chelsea and Man United. While Manchester City climb to 6th in the European Club revenue table at £463.5 million for 2015, only bettered by FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Man United and PSG. Only £56 million short of United's revenue for 2015, with United playing Thursday night Europa League football and Manchester City FC in the Champions League with Pep Guardiola.
It's inevitable and only a matter of time before we catch up and take over. That said United are just an after thought these days, all their fans ever do is spout the usual regurgitated nonsense and cling on to their clubs history. A history might I add that most of them are both ignorant too and uneducated by, I've come across many a fan bragging about history they weren't even born to experience. Witnessed many a United fan happy to throw the 20 titles around but hadn't got a single clue who Harry Stafford were unless they Wiki'd him. Bang on about how our players are mercenaries and only play for the money and not the badge, about how we didn't earn our status. They forget or are ignorant to the fact their club once hung by a thread of a winding up order and a bunch of sugar daddies saved the club from going under, resulting in large amounts of cash ploughed into their club to achieve glory, that's right Man United didn't earn their history through blood, sweat and tears, at least our fans for the last 3 decades have sweat blood and tears to get too where we are now.
From day one of football, clubs have been run by injections of cash ploughed in by businesses and benefactors. Back in the day I just about tolerated them, lets face it we had no choice but too. These days I find them both pitiful and highly amusing, since that 2012 title win won in the best possible way as far as I'm concerned. I had the weight of football lifted from my shoulders, 30 odd years of loyal support rewarded in the one Agueeerrrroooooo moment. That United Banner rewound felt like euphoria, I couldn't help but cry. I had no time too laugh at United, although I took some amusement out of the Sunderland fans cheering for us.
Now it's about enjoying the moment and watching my club play on the biggest stage of all, it doesn't matter that we lose so long as we lose with pride. So long as we turn up and give a good account of ourselves, I think most City fans think the same way. That one moment in 2012 made up for the decades under their taunting and shadow, I couldn't care less about them now. I can't wait for the new season to start, for Guardiola to start working his magic. What happens in the Borough of Trafford is of no concern to me, they are a bunch of nobodies until Derby day.
Witnessing Leicester City win the league must have really hurt United and their fans especially after losing out to us again on the last day of the season BUT, seeing the likes of Leicester City with us in the Champions League while they cope with the Europa League must be even harder to take.
Oh Happy Days, Oh Happy Daaaaaaaays.
According too El Confidential, Barcelona's Sporting Director Roberto Fernandez has been using under hand tactics to try beat Manchester City and Guardiola too Arsenal's Hector Bellerin and Athletico Bilbao's Aymeric Laporte. Alleging he's made contact with the Defenders without the permission of their present clubs.
Remains to be seen whether this rumour is true but it won't take long before it's confirmed or denied, what we can be sure of is. Barcelona have previous for tapping up players, most notably youth players from other clubs resulting in sanctions.
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