Huge Debts Revealed By Man City Owners

Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has today revealed huge debts found in Manchester City finances. Al Mubarak took charge of Manchester City as part of the Abu Dhabi United Group who took over in September 2008. The main cause of these debts were the lack of income coming into the club and the extortionate wages and transfer fees being spent. In August City manager Manuel Pellegrini spent around £100,000,000 in August alone on players such as Alvaro Negredo, Jesus Navas, Stefan Jovetic, Fernandinho and Martin Demichelis.

This isn't the only bad news for Man City, they will have a forced relegation down to the Blue Square Bet North with immediate effect. They will also have to sell off the Carrington training ground and Etihad Stadium if they want to ease the debts quickly. All of the Citizen's coaching and boardroom staff have all left the club, now they need a new manager and a whole new background to work from. The fans supporters club have taken over temporarily until new owners are found. City's challenge is to find a new, ambitious manager who is capable of getting rid of all the players on astronomical wages and bringing the club back down to basics. It's not a good time for Manchester City.

Good luck! See if you can take City full circle by eventually winning the Prem

Good luck, should be interesting.

Unknown Manager Gets City Job

Former shelves-stacker Neil Jackson has today been unveiled by Man City's temporary chairman Rob Taylor as the Citizen's new manager at the Skrill North side.

"It is with great pleasure that I sit here with Neil. He's a lifelong City fan like most of us in this room, he was born in Manchester which is a big plus for us. I believe Neil can take us up back to where we belong, at the highest level in football. We've been unlucky, very unlucky. If it wasn't for some poor management we wouldn't be here but Neil can take us back there. I'm sure of that. He's young and ambitious, just what we need at the moment." said Taylor

Jackson declared that he has put the whole first team up for sale and that City will be ready for the new season when it comes knocking. When asked if he will be signing any deals including fees he said he 'didn't want to risk it but may have to' which already indicates things are on the up and on the road to recovery.

Will be reading, good luck mate!

Man City Sell All First Teamers

Today we will be bringing you a transfer update at Manchester City where the club is in financial turmoil.

IN:

Frédéric Kanouté - Free
Dida - Free
Mahamadou Diarra - Free

OUT:

Aleksandar Kolarov - £1M to Wolfsburg
James Milner - £2.5M to Catania
David Silva - £15M to Arsenal
Micah Richards - £2M to AS Monaco
Javi Garcia - £1M to Southampton
Gael Clichy - £5M to PSG
Joe Hart - £7.5M to PSG
Pablo Zabaleta - £5M to PSG
Jack Rodwell - £1M to Everton
Sergio Aguero - £15M to Chelsea
Razak Nuhu - £205K to Reading
Abdi Ibrahim - £35K to Blackpool
Karim Rekik - £100K to NEC
Costel Pantilimon - Released
Mohamed Abu - Released
Dedryck Boyata - £375K to Middlesbrough
Yaya Toure - Released
Vincent Kompany - £1M to Arsenal
Samir Nasri - £2.5M to Liverpool
Edin Dzeko - £1M to Wolfsburg
Gareth Barry - Released
Scott Sinclair - Released
Matija Nastasic - Released
Joleon Lescott - Released
John Guidetti - Released
Richard Wright - Released

Wow Yaya Toure on a free transfer!

2014-01-25 22:09#156693 Josh7798 : Wow Yaya Toure on a free transfer!

I know... There was no other way of getting rid of his huge wages

You need to buy some more freebies!

I like the idea of this story and I will follow it! Good luck!

Element: I don't need to! My U18's are apparently good enough for the Skrill North atm so I won't be needing any freebies if they develop which is my whole aim for the story really

AAN: Thanks

Scapuzzi: We can pull through

Italian Manchester City forward Luca Scapuzzi has said he believes his team can pull through this tough period if the squad can gel quickly.

"Its been a very tough time for the club and its brilliant fans. They've been really unlucky they're having to go through this, I myself feel the same way as I have followed Man City ever since I took an interest in English football when I was a child. Neil (Jackson) is a great man and gets us all organised, whatever we're doing whether it be training or a match, everything is massive for him and the squad, no doubt. I just want to say to any doubtful City fans. Neil Jackson is the man for this great club

Jackson: No More Additions

Man City manager Neil Jackson has revealed that he will not be signing any new players before January.

"I am very comfortable with the squad I have at the moment, it has the experience of Kanouté, Diarra, Dida and Owomoyela thrown in with lots of youth that our club has produced over the last few years.

Jackson has got off to a good start at Man City, winning 2-1 at Workington and 5-0 against Stalybridge has led them to the top of the league with a +6 goal difference.

Good luck!

Good luck