Comments on: Aris Thessoloniki 0 – 0 MAN CITY – MY THOUGHTS http://www.viewfromablue.com/2011/02/16/aris-thessoloniki-0-0-man-city-my-thoughts/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=aris-thessoloniki-0-0-man-city-my-thoughts Tue, 20 Jan 2026 17:54:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4 By: Citysince77 http://www.viewfromablue.com/2011/02/16/aris-thessoloniki-0-0-man-city-my-thoughts/#comment-1019 Citysince77 Thu, 17 Feb 2011 19:11:15 +0000 http://viewfromablue.wordpress.com/?p=1866#comment-1019 Thank you for putting it far more eloquently than I ever could. Your knowledge on the subject leaves both of us very much in the shade. I just wish you would have got to him first as I probably wouldn't have bothered. One things for sure, I think we both think he's a crackpot. Thank you for putting it far more eloquently than I ever could. Your knowledge on the subject leaves both of us very much in the shade. I just wish you would have got to him first as I probably wouldn’t have bothered. One things for sure, I think we both think he’s a crackpot.

]]> By: Siamack http://www.viewfromablue.com/2011/02/16/aris-thessoloniki-0-0-man-city-my-thoughts/#comment-1018 Siamack Thu, 17 Feb 2011 14:21:17 +0000 http://viewfromablue.wordpress.com/?p=1866#comment-1018 Though I do not like to get into politics. I would like to mention you an absolute idiot and your writing is a proof of your ignorance. First of all, If Sheikh were to flee, Iran would definitely not be his destination (not till hell freezes). Gulf rulers support Sunni Islam (Wahhabi version) while Iran supports Shi'ism, these are two extremely opposite ideologies that can not coexist. Secondly, issues in Egypt, Bahrain and Tunisia have everything to do with poor economic conditions as opposed democracy. And oil rich Gulf countries like Qatar, UAE and Saudi Arabia are extremely well off which will kill any hope of yours on downfall of Sheikh or Manchester city. Keep dreaming, it really turns me on to see how helpless you are! Though I do not like to get into politics. I would like to mention you an absolute idiot and your writing is a proof of your ignorance. First of all, If Sheikh were to flee, Iran would definitely not be his destination (not till hell freezes). Gulf rulers support Sunni Islam (Wahhabi version) while Iran supports Shi’ism, these are two extremely opposite ideologies that can not coexist. Secondly, issues in Egypt, Bahrain and Tunisia have everything to do with poor economic conditions as opposed democracy. And oil rich Gulf countries like Qatar, UAE and Saudi Arabia are extremely well off which will kill any hope of yours on downfall of Sheikh or Manchester city. Keep dreaming, it really turns me on to see how helpless you are!

]]> By: Citysince77 http://www.viewfromablue.com/2011/02/16/aris-thessoloniki-0-0-man-city-my-thoughts/#comment-1017 Citysince77 Thu, 17 Feb 2011 13:48:52 +0000 http://viewfromablue.wordpress.com/?p=1866#comment-1017 This clown is having a laugh. I'm sure it is the same weirdo who used to spout his rubbish on a website called tribal football in a similar vein. The Sheikh is going nowhere pal, he married into the royal family and he made his money in the business world, not creaming it from the government. Believe me, this guy is pretending to be a City fan but he's either a rag or one of those guy's who stand around a shopping centre telling everyone 'The end is nigh'. The bit about Camel Throughfares made me p*ss. What a PRAT! This clown is having a laugh. I’m sure it is the same weirdo who used to spout his rubbish on a website called tribal football in a similar vein. The Sheikh is going nowhere pal, he married into the royal family and he made his money in the business world, not creaming it from the government. Believe me, this guy is pretending to be a City fan but he’s either a rag or one of those guy’s who stand around a shopping centre telling everyone ‘The end is nigh’. The bit about Camel Throughfares made me p*ss. What a PRAT!

]]> By: Dzecko Man City http://www.viewfromablue.com/2011/02/16/aris-thessoloniki-0-0-man-city-my-thoughts/#comment-1016 Dzecko Man City Thu, 17 Feb 2011 11:52:34 +0000 http://viewfromablue.wordpress.com/?p=1866#comment-1016 The problem with Dsecko is the same problem with almost nearly every big money striker. They are expected to come in and score goals straight away, no matter what. In reality no one can fit into that goal scoring roll so quickly at a massive club. Look at Torres now, Tevez at Man U, Shevshenko at Chelsea, even drogba at chelsea was shocking his first season.... These guys are all great players, and they come good in the end, they just need to settle The problem with Dsecko is the same problem with almost nearly every big money striker. They are expected to come in and score goals straight away, no matter what.

In reality no one can fit into that goal scoring roll so quickly at a massive club. Look at Torres now, Tevez at Man U, Shevshenko at Chelsea, even drogba at chelsea was shocking his first season….

These guys are all great players, and they come good in the end, they just need to settle

]]> By: Sir Cecil http://www.viewfromablue.com/2011/02/16/aris-thessoloniki-0-0-man-city-my-thoughts/#comment-1015 Sir Cecil Thu, 17 Feb 2011 08:32:12 +0000 http://viewfromablue.wordpress.com/?p=1866#comment-1015 I am very worried for City's future. Yemen and Bahrain have followed the example of Egypt and other countries in the region, protesting the ways of the despots, and I fear our beloved sheik might soon fall foul of the rabble. I mean, he has wasted so much of his government purse on an overseas football club that his citizens are very likely to rise up in this political climate and punish him and his underlings severely. I don't wish to be alarmist, but the prospect of the sheik being strung up by his populace is horrifying in terms of what would then happen to our team. Starved of his cash, our players would be off like a shot and only low-level replacements could be secured – always assuming we stay in business. It's frightening to think of the bottomless pit of despair that Manchester City followers will experience if the sheik is forced to flee to Iran, with only the clothes on his back, while his people redirect the money he's been wasting to more beneficial causes, like expanding dairy produce and creating more camel lanes on major thoroughfares. Please join with me in praying for our benefactor tonight and ask that he be kept safe from the mob that will soon be circling his palace. Amen. I am very worried for City’s future. Yemen and Bahrain have followed the example of Egypt and other countries in the region, protesting the ways of the despots, and I fear our beloved sheik might soon fall foul of the rabble. I mean, he has wasted so much of his government purse on an overseas football club that his citizens are very likely to rise up in this political climate and punish him and his underlings severely. I don’t wish to be alarmist, but the prospect of the sheik being strung up by his populace is horrifying in terms of what would then happen to our team. Starved of his cash, our players would be off like a shot and only low-level replacements could be secured – always assuming we stay in business. It’s frightening to think of the bottomless pit of despair that Manchester City followers will experience if the sheik is forced to flee to Iran, with only the clothes on his back, while his people redirect the money he’s been wasting to more beneficial causes, like expanding dairy produce and creating more camel lanes on major thoroughfares. Please join with me in praying for our benefactor tonight and ask that he be kept safe from the mob that will soon be circling his palace. Amen.

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