Cristiano Ronaldo is a great, great player but that would be a shit-load of money for owners who have financing issues.

The more people get wound up, say no, get frustrated, start fearing bids. Thats the time you give value and credence to people like dr sully and his silly comments. He wants to be spoken about, to be known, to be famous, to be feared, to be valued and be talked about in high esteem. So dont give it time or credence guys. Show him up to be the clown he is. SAY YES..ok you can have ronaldo for 200 mill. ok. That’ll soon shut that spurious mouth of his and get egg on his face. That will surely show him up to be a bigmouth. Reverse psychology..show us the money you fool.

Then he’ll think shit…these guys have called my bluff. And even if he somehow does make a bid for 200 mill. Then GREAT ALSO. Let them spend thier billions. We’ll become billionaires too. And remember even if he did make a ludicrous 135 or 200 mill bid. that would make him out to be the most stupid muppet ever. Cause no player ever, pele maradona, cryuff, beckenbaur zidane and no player in the future will ever be worth that money.

Until a time a player a human being comes who can run faster than a cheetah, be as strong as an elephant, can morph himself into the net with the ball, become invisible on the pitch, can start flying like a eagle, can be in 11 positions at the same time. Until that time no player will be worth 100 200 300 of sully’s money.

But like i said…stop worrying…lets embrace this muppets stupidity and comments…another moan in ho…gobshite.

Time to call the bluff or take him to 200 or 300 mill..lol..lol..lol. either way we dont lose….either way they look STUPID ALL OVER THE FOOTBALLING COMMUNITY

I’d rather have the Glazers than the owners city have – Just like Abramovich he’ll buy the players he wants rather than the players that’re right for the team. Look at how well that policy has served Chelsea…

is it just me or does something not feel right about this takeover?

“Financial institutions in London estimate that the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority has assets of $700 billion (about £395 billion) and Mubadala, the fund that bought 5 per cent of Ferrari, is valued at between $10 billion and $20 billion.

In total, the al-Nahyans are likely to have more than $1 trillion at their disposal, but Sheikh Mansour will not be allowed to spend that on football players. Rather, the purchase of City is a personal hobby and will come out of his bank account, although it is impossible to know how much is in it. According to Arab experts in the Gulf, Sheikh Mansour’s wealth is likely to range from $5 billion to $50 billion, but his affluence is only part of the story because the club’s acquisition by royalty will open numerous other business opportunities. “

Obviously I don’t really care, but just a thought / observation.

As for DD’s question:

#1 Peter Schmeichel