On May 20 2014 21:59 Liquid`Drone wrote: am I reading that correctly in the sense that yaya wants to leave the club because they prioritized celebrating the premier league title over his 31st birthday? because jesus fucking christ.
I think I read somewhere that he was upset that noone congratulated him
I read no one shook his hand on his birthday, and that the agent contrasted that handshake with the Bugatti that Roberto Carlos got LOL
On May 20 2014 21:47 zulu_nation8 wrote: I'm sure City will just give him another raise.
I hope LVG will bring in people who actually have knowledge of the world wide transfer market instead of focusing on Britain only. Btw who is Jordy Clasie? Seems like LVG wants him. Pls no Cesc or Robben.
He's a bright young central midfield talent from Feyenoord. He made 32 starts this season in their team that finished second in the Eredivisie. I'm surprised you haven't heard of him. He always ends up at a big club in my FM saves D:
Yaya Toure's agent claims Manchester City do not make player feel wanted & May Leave the Club!
Yaya Toure's agent has reportedly told The Sun that the Ivory Coast midfielder may look to leave Premier League champions Manchester City this summer.
Dimitry Seluk claims City have not made Toure feel valued and appreciated, especially on his 31st birthday last Tuesday which clashed with a party in Abu Dhabi to celebrate City's title triumph.
Yaya is so upset he's thinking of leaving City, Seluk is quoted as saying by The Sun. There are a number of things that have happened that have left Yaya feeling bitterly upset. He must concentrate on the World Cup now."But City have treated him with disrespect and have really hurt him.
2nd place is good for Monaco isnt it? They are not going to become champion unless Ibrahimovic leaves PSG.
I think he and the owners didn't get along that well, and that the owners were really disappointed with their Coupe de France defeat to Guingamp. Sporting's manager Leonardo Jardim is being touted as the favorite to take over for Ranieri.
Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, the club's vice-president, Vadim Vasilyev, said that defeat had blotted Ranieri's copybook in the principality.
"We have taken the decision to go our separate ways, but I want to pay tribute to Claudio. He really has done good work. It was a difficult decision, but at this stage of our project, we needed to bring in new momentum. It's not the sporting or human aspect of things. I respect Ranieri a lot, his work. The only thing, the Coupe de France defeat."
While Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone and French legend Zinedine Zidane have been mooted as potential successors, Sporting Lisbon coach Leonardo Jardim is favourite to take over.
It was reported in France last week that Jardim, 39, had finalised a two-year deal at a meeting with Vasilyev in Lisbon with Monaco paying between three and five million euros in compensation to Sporting. While Vasilyev refused to confirm the name of the new coach, he also told media no agreement had yet been reached.
He did, however, echo the demands of PSG's Qatari owners last summer when they replaced Carlo Ancelotti with Laurent Blanc, asking the new man in charge of Radamel Falcao and Co. to provide more entertainment than Ranieri.
"I can't confirm the new coach. There are still some details to be worked out. That's not the subject. We want a more attacking game, to give even more pleasure to our fans. That's the ambition of the club," said Vasilyev, whose club finished as the French top-flight's second-top scorers, behind only PSG, last season.
"We're looking for a modern coach who can bring in new methods, who has a vision of attacking play."
2nd place is good for Monaco isnt it? They are not going to become champion unless Ibrahimovic leaves PSG.
I think he and the owners didn't get along that well, and that the owners were really disappointed with their Coupe de France defeat to Guingamp. Sporting's manager Leonardo Jardim is being touted as the favorite to take over for Ranieri.
Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, the club's vice-president, Vadim Vasilyev, said that defeat had blotted Ranieri's copybook in the principality.
"We have taken the decision to go our separate ways, but I want to pay tribute to Claudio. He really has done good work. It was a difficult decision, but at this stage of our project, we needed to bring in new momentum. It's not the sporting or human aspect of things. I respect Ranieri a lot, his work. The only thing, the Coupe de France defeat."
While Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone and French legend Zinedine Zidane have been mooted as potential successors, Sporting Lisbon coach Leonardo Jardim is favourite to take over.
It was reported in France last week that Jardim, 39, had finalised a two-year deal at a meeting with Vasilyev in Lisbon with Monaco paying between three and five million euros in compensation to Sporting. While Vasilyev refused to confirm the name of the new coach, he also told media no agreement had yet been reached.
He did, however, echo the demands of PSG's Qatari owners last summer when they replaced Carlo Ancelotti with Laurent Blanc, asking the new man in charge of Radamel Falcao and Co. to provide more entertainment than Ranieri.
"I can't confirm the new coach. There are still some details to be worked out. That's not the subject. We want a more attacking game, to give even more pleasure to our fans. That's the ambition of the club," said Vasilyev, whose club finished as the French top-flight's second-top scorers, behind only PSG, last season.
"We're looking for a modern coach who can bring in new methods, who has a vision of attacking play."
I'm a big fan of Yaya's play but he's unhappy because his boss didn't send him flowers for his birthday? My boss never gets me anything, time to switch jobs! Somewhat childish or just looking for any reason to complain?
On May 21 2014 08:53 aseq wrote: I'm a big fan of Yaya's play but he's unhappy because his boss didn't send him flowers for his birthday? My boss never gets me anything, time to switch jobs! Somewhat childish or just looking for any reason to complain?
Looking for a bigger payday or a way back to Barca?
On May 21 2014 08:53 aseq wrote: I'm a big fan of Yaya's play but he's unhappy because his boss didn't send him flowers for his birthday? My boss never gets me anything, time to switch jobs! Somewhat childish or just looking for any reason to complain?
Looking for a bigger payday or a way back to Barca?
At 31? Barca needs to get younger, not older. I think there is a bit more to it then some flowers but even if there is more to it its childish to do it over the media. Great opportunity for ManCity to make a statement that you cant do whatever you want and get any money you want.
For the Dutchies under us, Kieft was at a talk show yesterday (de wereld draait door) where he tells about his book. He's been a coke and alcohol addict for 20 years apparently and he wrote it all down. Very good interview imo he's one of the better football pundits in the Netherlands.
On May 21 2014 22:02 RvB wrote: For the Dutchies under us, Kieft was at a talk show yesterday (de wereld draait door) where he tells about his book. He's been a coke and alcohol addict for 20 years apparently and he wrote it all down. Very good interview imo he's one of the better football pundits in the Netherlands.
I kinda knew he used, there were lots of rumours too, but I didn't know that it was that serious. He's paying off debts and stuff now, he said he basically gets E100 per week now to live off of.