Fidel Castro wrote:Mancio out.
Goat in.
ant london wrote:I'll never forget being on a tube going out to Loftus Road when Fulham were sharing it. Sat opposite was a really hooray henry rah rah super posh chap with his two young sons.
The conversation (in really plummy accents) went along the lines of:
So Daddy, who are we playing today.
We are playing Manchester City
Are they good Daddy? Will we beat them?
I don't know, they are playing rather well at the moment, it will be quite a tricky encounter I imagine.
Hmmm, do they have any famous players Daddy?
Well...they do have this one fellow. Shaun Goater....they call him "The Goat"
at which point I absolutely pissed my sides....I can hear his voice still. It was class. They call him the Goat indeed. I call him a fucking LEGEND
Shaun Goater has eyes on making a return to his beloved City.
The fans favourite flew in from his native Bermuda to watch Tuesday night’s Carling Cup derby semi-final, and revealed that once he has his coaching badges his dream would be return to the club he graced for five years.
The Goat still keeps a keen eye on the Blues from afar and sends in his prgramme notes for all our home games, but once through his A-Licence qualification he is dreaming of helping out here once again in the future.
“I miss the game, so I’ve got to start and get myself back in somewhere at youth level. We’re talking a few years down the line, but I want to get the licence and myself involved again.
“I still keep myself involved in and around the club, my heart’s still City. It’s just great to be involved at the club at whatever level.”
watch the interview here: http://www.mcfc.co.uk/Video/Interviews/Shaun-Goater
from mcfc.co.uk
Mark ( Blue Army ) wrote:Shaun Goater has eyes on making a return to his beloved City.
The fans favourite flew in from his native Bermuda to watch Tuesday night’s Carling Cup derby semi-final, and revealed that once he has his coaching badges his dream would be return to the club he graced for five years.
The Goat still keeps a keen eye on the Blues from afar and sends in his prgramme notes for all our home games, but once through his A-Licence qualification he is dreaming of helping out here once again in the future.
“I miss the game, so I’ve got to start and get myself back in somewhere at youth level. We’re talking a few years down the line, but I want to get the licence and myself involved again.
“I still keep myself involved in and around the club, my heart’s still City. It’s just great to be involved at the club at whatever level.”
watch the interview here: http://www.mcfc.co.uk/Video/Interviews/Shaun-Goater
from mcfc.co.uk
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