Sheikh Mansour
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City plan to defend Uefa’s charge by arguing their fans’ right to freedom of speech is being infringed, which is painfully ironic given the repressive nature of the Abu Dhabi regime
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Sheikh Mansour’s answer to City’s under-performance will be a summer clearout and by next season an unfamiliar squad may need name badges to identify each other
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Fans of MLS expansion franchise may protest, but the only vote that counts in the England midfielder’s whereabouts is cast in Abu Dhabi
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The midfielder has been made a generous long-term offer to join MLS’s newest franchise, which would also allow him to extend his Chelsea career until next spring
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Manchester City have announced a loss of £52m for the year to 31 May 2013, a reduction on the £98m loss the club made the previous year when winning the Premier League
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English football has been warned it has allowed one of its major clubs to be exploited as a 'branding vehicle' by an Abu Dhabi regime accused of human rights abuses
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David Conn: Manchester City's owners did not want to sack the Italian but his lack of progression this season left them with little choice
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Bank says 'drafting error' led to investor of £3bn being named as Manchester city owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan
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Mario Balotelli is unlikely to leave Manchester City in the January transfer window as the club owner appreciates his ability and commercial value
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Daniel Taylor: As Manchester City fell eight points behind in the race for the league title last season, the Blues manager was considering a future at Monaco
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Manchester City won the Premier League title at the weekend, thanks to £1bn of Sheikh Mansour's money. But it wasn't always like this. David Conn, a lifelong fan, looks back at the highs and many, many lows
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The Manchester City manager has said that he feels secure in his job regardless of whether they win the title and predicts they will win it next year if they fall short in May
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Sheikh Mansour, the billionaire who has overseen Manchester City's transformation into one of the world's most powerful football clubs, has given Roberto Mancini a ringing endorsement
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David Conn: City are richer but United have a huge worldwide fan base. So where does the power lie in Manchester?
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The Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour is top of FourFourTwo's Football Rich List for the 2011-12 season
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Daniel Taylor: Manchester City's manager says they must sign players such as Sergio Agüero and Samir Nasri to mount a title challenge
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Paul Hayward: Renaming sports stadia for sponsors is big business - but it must bring with it wider community benefits
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Carlos Tevez has claimed that Manchester City's owner Sheikh Mansour has told him he can leave Eastlands if he wants to
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A rousing speech from the Manchester City chairman Khaldoon al-Mubarak was the inspiration behind City's trashing of Sunderland, says Adam Johnson
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BSkyB joins forces with Abu Dhabi Media Investment Corp to launch 24-hour Arabic news
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Dismayed by the way the professional game is heading, a group of Manchester United fans set up their own club five years ago. They don't have a ground and their striker is a tiler on £80 a week, but already FC United is the focus of passionate local support. Here, an astonished fan charts their remarkable rise from small-fry idealists to FA Cup giant-killers
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Paul Hayward: Manchester City may be the world's wealthiest club but they are not endowed with attacking riches
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Kevin McCarra: Defeat by Wolves is no catastrophe but Roberto Mancini is still struggling to find the right blend of personnel and tactics
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Sheikh Mansour has put another £80m into Manchester City, taking the owner's investment in the club to more than £500m
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David Conn: The club lost £121m last year but Brian Marwood has said their transfer strategy will help them break even soon enough
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Manchester City's chief football administration officer, Brian Marwood, has said the team will aim to build for the future through their academy
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David Conn: With Uefa's directive on financial fair play kicking off next season, clubs such as Manchester City cannot spend, spend, spend
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Sheikh Mansour has injected £500m in cash into Manchester City to cover his club's expenditure but even this is not enough
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The club's owner has funded the club with massive investments in shares, having cancelled his £305m loans
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Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al-Nahyan has bought the 10% of Manchester City not previously under his control
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