原帖由 Solari 於 2009-9-1812:24 AM 發表 http://www.hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
man city accept 左, 唔上訴:icon101:
9個前鋒陣容就是這樣豪....:icon124:
原帖由 Solari 於 2009-9-1812:24 AM 發表 http://www.hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
man city accept 左, 唔上訴:icon101:
係咪想造個機會俾Tevez歷史重現? :icon101:
原帖由 Roman8 於 2009-9-1801:05 AM 發表 http://www.hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
係咪想造個機會俾Tevez歷史重現? :icon101:
he cant play:icon101:
City manager Mark Hughes is now facing a striker crisis for Sunday's derby, with Craig Bellamy the only one of the club's senior strikers likely to be available.
Robinho, Roque Santa Cruz and Benjani Mwaruwari are all injured and Carlos Tevez is rated extremely doubtful to face his old club.
冇人了:icon101:
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原帖由 Solari 於 2009-9-1801:21 AM 發表 http://hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
City manager Mark Hughes is now facing a striker crisis for Sunday's derby, with Craig Bellamy the only one of the club's senior strikers likely to be available.
Robinho, Roque Santa Cruz and Benjani ...
知咩事啦曉士 :icon071:
原帖由 麥記 於 2009-9-1802:34 AM 發表 http://www.hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
知咩事啦曉士 :icon071:
一月買多半打:icon101:
原帖由 麥記 於 2009-9-1802:34 AM 發表 http://www.hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
知咩事啦曉士 :icon071:
可能曉士落左order唔appeal:icon071:
圖雷談阿德巴約：行為欠妥，但事出有因
曼城隊長科洛-圖雷為隊友阿德巴約在與槍手一戰中的行為作出辯護，他表示阿德巴約在前隊友那裡收到了冷遇，但是圖雷也表示阿德巴約的慶祝並不恰當，自己也在當時制止了阿德巴約，因為“他不應該對球迷那樣做”。
圖雷說道：“我很震驚，因為他在所有阿森納球員那裡都受到了冷遇，他第一個跑出去和大家問好，甚至過去和他關系密切的人都不願和他握手，我覺得那很難接受。”
“球迷也讓他很難熬，比賽一開始就噓他，就好像他從未給俱樂部做過任何貢獻，這很讓他處境很糟糕。我並不是警告他要如何，我是去努力制止他的，我也向球迷道歉了，他不該對他們那麼做。我告訴他那樣不好，他也道歉了。問題在於球迷為我鼓掌，而給他噓聲。他的行為是出於自尊，可能全世界人都會有那種反應。”
“有些人試圖告訴別人阿德巴約離開阿森納是為了錢，但是我們知道他是被逼走的，我知道，因為我當時也在俱樂部，可有一點我堅信不疑，他的離開為俱樂部帶來了錢。”
原帖由 Solari 於 2009-9-1805:55 AM 發表 http://hkcmforum.com/images/common/back.gif
可能曉士落左order唔appeal:icon071:
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Man City to contest second Adebayor charge
By Soccernet staff
Manchester City manager Mark Hughes has confirmed the club will appeal Emmanuel Adebayor's FA charge of improper conduct.
Adebayor is already starting a three-match ban after accepting a violent conduct charge for a stamp on former Arsenal team-mate Robin van Persie during last weekend's win at Eastlands.
He was handed the charge of improper conduct for running almost the length of the pitch to celebrate his goal in front of the Arsenal fans in the 4-2 victory which sparked ugly scenes in the away end.
Hughes confirmed City would lodge an appeal before the September 30 deadline and said: "We have got time to construct our arguments, we have a view and we have a longer period of time to obviously make our feelings known in that respect.
"I think it is important not to take emotion out of the game. It is part and parcel of what football is about and that's why it is such a huge sport worldwide. The circumstances of the game and the amount of criticism and vitriol that Ade had to take wasn't nice.
"It was the first time he had come up against former team-mates, some of those team-mates prior to game couldn't shake his hand before the game and all these things come and maybe affect somebody's emotional state in a game.
"Obviously the celebration was an outpouring of that and I have to say he didn't leave the field of play. He slid on his knees - that's his normal celebration but there are other things we can add to that and we will do.
"I think there are comparisons to be made possibly between Ade's celebration and the reaction of Van Persie when he scored."
At the time of the incident Adebayor explained he got caught up in the emotion of the moment and said: "People talk about us as being football players and the money we earn, but just because we are fortunate it does not mean we need to take abuse.
"If you were to abuse a man in the street for over an hour he would react and it would be a worse reaction than a goal celebration! There is only so much abuse a man can take until he reaches breaking point."
Meanwhile, Sports Minister Gerry Sutcliffe insisted that top footballers need to act as role models and said there should be a debate about whether to impose point deductions for clubs whose players are guilty of serious misbehaviour.
Sutcliffe said: "We all know it's a tough, emotional game but we can't continue to have these sorts of scenes. We will be looking at what suggestions there could be.
"Do we need to look at clubs losing points? If a player gets banned for three games, it's easy to put someone else in there if you are a big club, though for small clubs it's more difficult. It's just a personal idea but football should be looking at all it can do to make sure that the image of the game.''
The minister also said he believed the FA had acted correctly with the ban on Adebayor for the stamping incident.