He will stay at Barcelona, they will pay him well enough.
He will surely move elsewhere, Barcelona won't give him enough money.
Brazilian full back Daniel Alves will see his contract with Barcelona expiring in June 2012 and speculation about his future has already begun. The player fueled the speculation with this statement: "My priority is Barcelona, but I cannot close doors. I feel happy, but both sides have to agree." Manchester City seem to be interested in his signature and they may well splash the cash again.
He is right, Manchester City didn't deserve to win 3-0.
Those are lame excuses, Man City were all over them.
Manchester City beat Liverpool 3-0 but Roy Hodgson says that bad luck is to blame: "I don't think we deserved to get beat by three goals to nil.Pepe Reina wasn't called into action that often and I thought we had one or two good spells in the game.They scored the goals at the right time. The second goal from the corner kick in the second half made it an uphill task for us.We stuck at it and we were a bit unlucky not to get one back when (Joe) Hart made an incredible double save. We lacked a cutting edge and the organisation I would have liked." What do you say?
Third placed Manchester City will travel to meet 17th placed Birmingham City on Wednesday. The Citizens lost their last league game, 1-0 at Aston Villa, while Birmingham got battered 5-0 at Old Trafford. Both teams will look to recover from those latest results and both desperately need the three points.
Second placed Manchester City will meet third placed Arsenal in the most important match of the Premier League weekend. Both teams won their games last week, Arsenal got a 2-1 home win over Birmingham while Man City beat Blackpool 3-2 away.
Fourth placed Manchester City will have a tough home game on Sunday as they welcome 9th placed Sunderland. Manchester City will have to win if they want to stay in the title race since they are already 10 points behind leaders Manchester United while Sunderland are in a strange position: a win could boos their chances for an Europa League spot while a defeat will bring them closer to relegation! Both teams lost their last league games, both 2-0: Sunderland at home against Liverpool and Manchester City at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea.
The first big match of the new season is just a couple of days away, Manchester City will have to show their multimillion team at White Hart Lane. Who do you think will prevail?
Reports claim that Manchester City will spend 50 million pounds in January and that they are chasing three transfer targets: Wolfsburg's striker Edin Dzeko, Porto's striker Hulk and Barcelona's full back Dani Alves. Which of the three would you like to see at Manchester City?
I'm afraid Milan just threw their money out the window with Robinho...
Milan made a surprising move on transfer deadline day and bought Manchester City's Robinho. The Brazilian player was bought by Manchester City two years ago from Real Madrid but he failed to live up to the 32 million pounds price tag. Will he make an impact in Italy?
The top of the league table looks like this at the moment:
1. Manchester United 54 points (25 games)
2. Arsenal 50 points (25 games)
3. Manchester City 49 points (26 games)
4. Chelsea 44 points (25 games)
5. Tottenham 44 points (25 games)
Who will win the title?
