Bellamy has a go at Robinho

[Mase]

Read the book,was a good read,not that much on city in it except he loved the fans and knows we will dominate world football.

He said he grew to like Robbie once elano left but that he didn't ave the bottle for England and had a direct line to the sheikh which meant he got away with everything.

Surprisingly Bellamy loved Garry Cooke. Even now they are mates which is a bit bizarre.

Give the book a read one of the better ones out there.

I know a lot of people made out he was bezzies with Hughes but I'm sure I read Bellers never even had his number. Did he mention anything about that?

[Cocacolajojo1]

Read the book,was a good read,not that much on city in it except he loved the fans and knows we will dominate world football.

He said he grew to like Robbie once elano left but that he didn't ave the bottle for England and had a direct line to the sheikh which meant he got away with everything.

Surprisingly Bellamy loved Garry Cooke. Even now they are mates which is a bit bizarre.

Give the book a read one of the better ones out there.

Thanks, will deffo buy a copy now.

[Dubciteh]

Read the book,was a good read,not that much on city in it except he loved the fans and knows we will dominate world football.

He said he grew to like Robbie once elano left but that he didn't ave the bottle for England and had a direct line to the sheikh which meant he got away with everything.

Surprisingly Bellamy loved Garry Cooke. Even now they are mates which is a bit bizarre.

Give the book a read one of the better ones out there.

I know a lot of people made out he was bezzies with Hughes but I'm sure I read Bellers never even had his number. Did he mention anything about that?

Yeah he was bezzies with him, when Hughes was sacked he asked Hughes should he quit too but Hughes told him to get his head down and fight for his place. He said he only went to Cardiff first time cos he had no ther choices and made up the whole "to be close to family etc" line. City wouldn't sell to spurs or Liverpool at the time so cook organized Cardiff, it was either Cardiff or stay with our eds team I think.

[Niall Quinns Discopants]

Read the book,was a good read,not that much on city in it except he loved the fans and knows we will dominate world football.

He said he grew to like Robbie once elano left but that he didn't ave the bottle for England and had a direct line to the sheikh which meant he got away with everything.

Surprisingly Bellamy loved Garry Cooke. Even now they are mates which is a bit bizarre.

Give the book a read one of the better ones out there.

Thanks, will deffo buy a copy now.

Just ordered it myself.

[Bridge'srightfoot]

Read the book,was a good read,not that much on city in it except he loved the fans and knows we will dominate world football.

He said he grew to like Robbie once elano left but that he didn't ave the bottle for England and had a direct line to the sheikh which meant he got away with everything.

Surprisingly Bellamy loved Garry Cooke. Even now they are mates which is a bit bizarre.

Give the book a read one of the better ones out there.

I know a lot of people made out he was bezzies with Hughes but I'm sure I read Bellers never even had his number. Did he mention anything about that?

Yeah he was bezzies with him, when Hughes was sacked he asked Hughes should he quit too but Hughes told him to get his head down and fight for his place. He said he only went to Cardiff first time cos he had no ther choices and made up the whole "to be close to family etc" line. City wouldn't sell to spurs or Liverpool at the time so cook organized Cardiff, it was either Cardiff or stay with our eds team I think.

Was a shame to see a top 4 standard player in the Championship. To this day I don't understand why we didn't keep him on.

[Tokyo Blue]

Feck there are some mentol typo's in that post of mine, I apologism

Apologism? Is that when you accidentally cum in a woman's eye and then say sorry?

This deserves more recognition than it got.

And. Mint-scented typos?

[Avalon]

I loved Bellers. Gave everything on the pitch, spurred the team and was just an likable guy.