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Excited to announce that my Testimonial Match will take place @ManCity on 11.09.19! #SaveTheDate. All proceeds of the game will go to @tackle4mcr, tackling homelessness & rough sleeping across Greater Manchester.
Pep Guardiola has 'verbally agreed to sign four-year deal with Juventus'
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/pep-guardiola-verbally-agreed-sign-14108281
Bernardo Silva has signed a new Manchester City contract, keeping him at the Club until the summer of 2025.
Manchester City: FIFA set to punish Premier League champions with two-window transfer ban
FIFA believes City have crossed the line, though, in regards to their relationship with FC Nordsjaelland and the Right To Dream football academy in Ghana that is also owned by the Danish side’s president Tom Vernon. Last year, two players from the academy, Sierra Leone’s George Davies and Ghanaian Dominic Oduro, told Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten that they signed for City and played in youth matches before they turned 18.Both have since left City – Davies now plays in Latvia and Oduro in the United States – but FIFA has been investigating their time with the English club.
https://talksport.com/football/51165...er-window-ban/
Manchester City FC can confirm that a redress scheme for survivors of historic Child Sex Abuse has been launched.
As has previously been announced by the Club, In November 2016 the Club commissioned an exhaustive and ongoing QC led review to understand whether, and if so how, the Club was used by Barry Bennell or any other individual to facilitate alleged sexual abuse of children from 1964 to the present day. That Review led to the uncovering of serious allegations of child sex abuse in respect of another individual, John Broome. It is to victims of those two individuals that the Scheme applies.
The Club's Review remains ongoing and Manchester City FC continues to be restricted as to what it can make public at present for legal reasons. The Club reiterates, however, its heartfelt sympathy to all victims for the unimaginably traumatic experiences that they endured. All victims were entitled to expect full protection from the kind of harm they suffered as a result of their sexual abuse as children.
The Club remains fully focused on completing its Review to the highest standard possible.
Manchester City and the Review Team remain keen to speak to any survivor of, or witness to sexual abuse which might in any way be connected to Manchester City or which could support the ongoing review. Anyone wishing to contact the Club with such information can do so by contacting safeatcity@cityfootball.com. All such approaches will be treated with the utmost sensitivity and discretion.
https://www.mancity.com/news/club-news/club-news/2019/march/man-city-club-statement-review-team?amp=1#click=https://t.co/Is3VW643JT
Good to see the club coming out in support of the victims in one of the most devastating/disturbing crimes in sporting history! Though any amount of compensation won't suffice to the damage caused to the victims
John Stones, Fabian Delph, Kevin De Bruyne, Vincent Kompany, Fernandinho, Aymeric Laporte, Benjamin Mendy, Nicolas Otamendi, Sergio Aguero and David Silva are all set to stay at the Etihad Stadium during the international break for various different reasons.
- nannaayi!
Mar 30: EPL (A) Fulham
Apr 03: EPL (H) Cardiff City
Apr 06: FA Cup SF (H) Brighton & Hove Albion
Apr 10: UEFA CL QF (A) Tottenham Hotspur
Apr 14: EPL (A) Crystal Palace
Apr 18: UEFA CL QF (H) Tottenham Hostpur
Apr 20: EPL (H) Tottenham Hotspur
Apr 25: EPL (A) Manchester United
Apr 28: EPL (A) Burnley
9 games in 30 days...
i.e. a game every three days...
a month that is going to define this season...
cometh the hour, cometh the man!
debruyne back to training....