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THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE MANCHESTER, MISSOURI.
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Man City win Premier League: What Pep Guardiola's side's goals tell us about the champions
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/43594849
THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE MANCHESTER, MISSOURI.
Last edited by Perumthachan; 04-27-2018 at 10:40 AM.
Top 4 Assists of the EPL season:
Manchester City board member Alberto Galassi invited Pep Guardiola, Ferran Soriano, Txiki Begiristain and Khaldoon Al Mubarak to Italy after the Premier League success.
The group travelled to Modena from Bologna for a visit to Enzo Ferrari's house.
Pep confirms Yaya Toure will leave the club at the end of the season and the Brighton game will be focused on him with a farewell planned.
- Images of the City players have been projected onto buildings in each of their home cities around the world. Locations were selected due to a personal connection to each player - including childhood football clubs and former schools. Players were surprised with the light projections to celebrate their achievement of winning the Premier League.
Last edited by Perumthachan; 05-07-2018 at 09:40 PM.
Locations for each light projection installed in admiration for the season:
Full squad: Manchester Town Hall, UK
Pep Guardiola: Santpedor town hall in Pep’s hometown in Spain
Kyle Walker: The Lansdowne Estate in Sharrow, Sheffield in the UK where Kyle used to play football with his friends as a child.
John Stones: John’s former school, Penistone Grammar School, in Barnsley, UK
Raheem Sterling: Copland Community School in Wembley, UK which Raheem played for the football team growing up.
Fabian Delph: Fabian’s former school, Tong Leadership Academy, in Bradford, UK
Brahim Diaz: Escuela de Futbol Tiro Pich?n in M?laga where Brahim first trained as a footballer
Phil Foden: The Stockport viaduct in Phil’s hometown
David Silva: The beach where David used to play football as a child at Playa las Mara?uelas in Arguinegu?n, Gran Canaria
Bernardo Silva: Bernardo’s former school, Col?gio Valsassina, in Lisbon
Aymeric Laporte: Place des Laitiers in Agen, France where Aymeric grew up
Benjamin Mendy: Benjamin’s first football club US Palaiseau in Paris, France
Ilkay G?ndogan: Gelsenkirchen Hessler 06’s stadium in Germany where Ilkay first played football
Leroy San?: The Himmelsleitter landmark in Essen, Germany that Leroy has tattooed on his back
Vincent Kompany: Helihavenlaan 35 tower block in Brussels, Belgium where Vincent grew up
Kevin De Bruyne: At the site of his former team Drogen in Ghent, Belgium who now organise the Kevin De Bruyne Cup each year
Oleksandr Zinchenko: The Castle Radomyshl in Oleksandr’s hometown of Radomyshl, Ukraine
Yaya Tour?: Yaya’s former football academy ASEC Mimosas in Abidjan, Ivory Coast
Claudio Bravo: The shop in Viluco, Santiago, Chile that belongs to his parents and where he grew up
Danilo: Danilo’s neighbourhood church in Bicas, Brazil that he used to visit as a child
Fernandinho: Fernandinho’s first football pitch in Londrina Paran?, Brazil
Ederson: Ederson’s first football pitch in Osasco, Sao Paulo in Brazil
Gabriel Jesus: Gabriel’s first football pitch in the favela in Jardim Peri, Sao Paulo in Brazil
Sergio Ag?ero: Sergio’s first football club, Loma Alegre Football Club, in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Nicol?s Otamendi: Nicol?s’s family church in La Paloma, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Eliaquim Mangala: AC Lustin football club in Namur, Belgium where Eliaquim first played when he moved to Belgium
Tosin Adarabioyo, Daniel Grimshaw, Lukas Nmecha and Arijanet Muric: Projections across the City Football Academy in Manchester, UK where the players have trained throughout their time at the Club’s Academy
Management and coaching staff: The City Football Academy training complex in Manchester, UK
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