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| Manchester City wants Henry | | 2008-03-18 06:44:00 | | English dailys "People & Sunday Star" publish that Manchester City will attampt to lure over Barcelona forward Thierry Henry. They may offer 13€. They think Hanry has adaptation problems and maybe he will turn back to England, to Premier League.--İngiz gazetelerinden "People & Sunday Star" Manchester City klübünün Henry'yi almayı istediğini duyurdu. Barcelona klübüne 13M€ teklifte bulunabileceklerini belirten gazete, Henry'nin Barcelona'ya alışmakta zorluk çektiğini, İng | | By: FC Barcelona fan blog | | |
| | | THE Match Report: Manchester City 0 - 0 Charlton | | 2007-04-08 12:37:00 | | Due to me working ridiculous hours, I have taken this report from Premierleague.com. I will be back to write after Reading!James - Staff Writer Charlton Athletic clambered out of the Barclays Premiership relegation zone for the first time since September after an action-packed draw at Manchester City. Down and virtually out when Alan Pardew became the Addicks’ third manager of the season 13 games ago, Charlton have transformed themselves into a dogged, fighting force. And the seven-point chasm to safety Pardew had to bridge has now been closed completely by a five-match unbeaten run, with the Londoners now above Sheffield United on goals scored. The advantage may be slender but if the battling qualities on display at Eastlands are any guide, Charlton will collect enough points from their final six games to secure top-flight status by the middle of May. Successive wins at Middlesbrough and Newcastle United may have virtually ended any fears City had of falling into the Coca-Cola Championship themselves - but this was the 10th time in the Barclays Premiership this season Pearce’s men had failed to score on home soil. It is five games since Georgios Samaras scored their last home goal - against Everton on New Year’s Day - with five goalless draws among the home Barclays Premiership results as well. Nedum Onuoha wasted the Blues’ best chance to pick up maximum points, nodding wide from seven yards when completely unmarked just after the hour mark. Although 10 points from four games was confirmation of Charlton’s current momentum, Pardew must have expected City to make a fast start. So it proved. Emile Mpenza may only be six games into his City career, but already he is proving of far greater value to the Blues than fellow strikers Samaras and Bernardo Corradi. The burly Belgian gave Charlton’s defence plenty of early headaches and his ability to retain possession - a trait which eludes both Sa | | By: TalkCAFC | | |
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