"The darkness consumed me, Manchester town centre at 11pm.. scary.. this was only a few hours into my Manchester journey and already I had been intimidated by the murky manchester nightlife. Waving down a taxi, I shuffled inside, my name is Giuseppe Signori, I'm a 34-year-old Italian manager and I have just signed for Manchester City.."
Mancini leaves Manchester
After just six months in charge at City, Roberto Mancini has called it a day and left Manchester, however the press conference today didn't end there, they introduced new man, Giuseppe Signori, another Italian who is now here to take the reins here in Manchester, born and bred Milan fan Giuseppe has told Manchester City fans that he will be looking to bring in some new talent and to win some silverware this season, with a view at winning the league, within two or three seasons. Early indications say that club captain Tevez has welcomed the new manager and has vowed to stay at City, also new signing Milner has backed up his new manager despite being brought in by Mancini earlier this summer.
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Transfers
Newly appointed Manchester City manager Giuseppe Signori has wasted no time getting stuck into his transfer budget, arranging the deals for five signings, that combined could reach a staggering total of £110 million. Star signing Marek Hamsik cost a fair £22.5 million, as did Italian Mattia Cassani, who plays righ-back. Right winger Alexis Sanchez of Udinese has agree'd a deal taking him to Manchester for a knock-off price of £15.5 million. In an attempt to harden the back line even further Giuseppe Signori has signed in Blackburn's captain Christopher Samba to close up the defence and also £30 million pound striker Edin Dzeko agree's personal terms and signs up for the Manchester City appearance, this transfer window City have done some real smart business and look to back that up in performances in the coming months.
Elsewhere in the transfer market, Chelsea signed Vágner Love for a cheap £11.25 million. Chelsea also managed to sign young brazillian wonderkid Neymar for £17 million, as they sharpen up they're front line. Tottenham also snapped up Birmingham man Liam Ridgewell and english talent Matt Jarvis from Wolves to strengthen they're chances of finishing in a top four spot,
However top spenders Manchester City have also lined up a further five signings for the future, to be announced at a later date.
After just six months in charge at City, Roberto Mancini has called it a day and left Manchester, however the press conference today didn't end there, they introduced new man, Giuseppe Signori, another Italian who is now here to take the reins here in Manchester, born and bred Milan fan Giuseppe has told Manchester City fans that he will be looking to bring in some new talent and to win some silverware this season, with a view at winning the league, within two or three seasons. Early indications say that club captain Tevez has welcomed the new manager and has vowed to stay at City, also new signing Milner has backed up his new manager despite being brought in by Mancini earlier this summer.
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Transfers
Newly appointed Manchester City manager Giuseppe Signori has wasted no time getting stuck into his transfer budget, arranging the deals for five signings, that combined could reach a staggering total of £110 million. Star signing Marek Hamsik cost a fair £22.5 million, as did Italian Mattia Cassani, who plays righ-back. Right winger Alexis Sanchez of Udinese has agree'd a deal taking him to Manchester for a knock-off price of £15.5 million. In an attempt to harden the back line even further Giuseppe Signori has signed in Blackburn's captain Christopher Samba to close up the defence and also £30 million pound striker Edin Dzeko agree's personal terms and signs up for the Manchester City appearance, this transfer window City have done some real smart business and look to back that up in performances in the coming months.
Elsewhere in the transfer market, Chelsea signed Vágner Love for a cheap £11.25 million. Chelsea also managed to sign young brazillian wonderkid Neymar for £17 million, as they sharpen up they're front line. Tottenham also snapped up Birmingham man Liam Ridgewell and english talent Matt Jarvis from Wolves to strengthen they're chances of finishing in a top four spot,
However top spenders Manchester City have also lined up a further five signings for the future, to be announced at a later date.
