'MY HEART IS ALREADY WITH CHELSEA , I ONLY WANT TO PLAY FOOTBALL FOR CHELSEA' THESE WERE HIS WORDS IN HIS OWN PRESS CONFERENCE ON SUNDAY !!!!!

 

I,LL GIVE HIM 6 MONTHS BEFORE HE REALISES WHERE MANCHESTER ACTUALLY IS AND HE IS SULKING AND MOANING VIDIC STYLE ABOUT THE WEATHER ETC !

 

FOOKIN MERCENARY , MORE FOOL CITEH.

Its a gamble at 32 big ones, he could be lightweight and no doubt the massives will big him to be the next zico.

 

steady

 

he ain't all that

 

i'm a 5 a side keeper anyway

"On the last day, Chelsea made me a great proposal and I accepted it," he said, to which a reporter replied: "You mean Manchester right?". "Yeah, Manchester, sorry!" answered Robinho.

 

Brilliant

"On the last day, Chelsea made me a great proposal and I accepted it," he said, to which a reporter replied: "You mean Manchester right?". "Yeah, Manchester, sorry!" answered Robinho.

 

Brilliant

 

I don't think he knows he's signed for City ::::

I don't think he knows he's signed for City ::::::

He'll be gutted when he realises there is more than one team in Manchester..............

 

Agent: Here you are Robinho lad, it's your new home ground, shall we go and meet the manager and players

Robinho: OK, the ground looks a lot smaller than on the telly

Agent: Robby lad, here is your new manager, everybody calls him Sparky

Mark Hughes: Hello Robinho

Robinho: You look different on the telly as well, where is your big whisky nose?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t...ity/7597822.stm

Massive

Another lucas neil . My dream is to play for liverpool . Westham offer 20 grand aweek more and he goes there . Money is all they want . Robinho would of signed for bury if they gave him 200k a week . He knows nothing about city apart from they will pay him the most . Got a feeling it might be bad news for mark hughes because these men in charge expect a top 4 finish . Cant see him there next season . They will probably try to get fergie . Now that would be a classic .

Got a feeling it might be bad news for mark hughes because these men in charge expect a top 4 finish . Cant see him there next season . They will probably try to get fergie . Now that would be a classic .

I'm sure he'll get over it with his ?3M+ compensation

 

They could try to get Fergie, but I don't see why the ex Duchess of York would know more about football than Sparky

I'm sure he'll get over it with his ?3M+ compensation

 

They could try to get Fergie, but I don't see why the ex Duchess of York would know more about football than Sparky

Not that fergie, you imbecile.

 

They mean the one from them Black Eyed Peas mob.

Atleast you would have a nice face to look at , if your team got stuffed. Mean black eyed pea one , not that fat ginger sour faced rat .

no doubt the massives will big him to be the next zico.

 

Surely they can find their own fans liason officer.

 

I think Tony would have gone to the massives for 160k a week and so would every single one of you on here if you had the chance.

I think most of us would be happy with 160k over 4 yrs!

Another lucas neil . My dream is to play for liverpool . Westham offer 20 grand aweek more and he goes there . Money is all they want . Robinho would of signed for bury if they gave him 200k a week . He knows nothing about city apart from they will pay him the most . Got a feeling it might be bad news for mark hughes because these men in charge expect a top 4 finish . Cant see him there next season . They will probably try to get fergie . Now that would be a classic .

 

seriously though, who the fcuk wouldnt????

Deco is quoted today that he thinks Robinho's move has ben motivated only by money. Fancy eh, a footballer who does that.

From the Guardian!!!

 

The agent of Manchester City's new ?32.5m signing Robinho yesterday revealed for the first time the extraordinary circumstances that led to the forward choosing City over Chelsea. "I was just about to catch a flight to London [on the final day of the transfer window] when I got a call to tell me to come to the Bernab?u," Wagner Ribeiro said. "I told Robinho then that he was a Chelsea player. We even celebrated the fact. When I got to the stadium the press asked me about City and I said no. It was 10.45 at night when [Real's director general Jos? Angel S?nchez] asked me: 'Would Robinho play for Man City?' I told him Robinho would play anywhere but Madrid.

 

"Chelsea kept on pushing until the very end," the agent added. "[The Chelsea chief executive] Peter Kenyon rang me desperately to ask what was going on. But I was certain that Madrid and Chelsea wouldn't agree ?40m [?32.5m] so I said yes to City. Their interest was a wonderful surprise."

 

Robinho, pictured left with Ronaldinho as the two players prepared for Brazil's World Cup qualifier against Chile, has blamed both Real and Chelsea for the fact that his move to Stamford Bridge collapsed. "It is Real's fault I did not sign for Chelsea but it is also Chelsea's fault," he said over the weekend after the Champions League runners-up refused to raise their offer above their valuation of the player.

 

"I don't think they managed it very well. They waited until the last minute and it turned out badly for them. My head was at Chelsea but now that is forgotten. I know [Luiz Felipe] Scolari is upset with me but these things happen. When I play against them I will show that they were wrong not to raise their offer. City presented the offer five hours before the deadline and until then I had not been thinking about them at all."

 

City's new record signing has claimed that money had nothing to do with his move to Manchester but the Chelsea midfielder Deco has his doubts. The Portuguese international admitted he was surprised to see the Brazilian swap the Bernab?u for life in the Uefa Cup at Eastlands. "To leave Madrid to go to Chelsea is OK but I have my doubts with respect to City," he said. "I don't know - we will have to ask Robinho what happened. It's not normal to change Real for City only for the money. Robinho has the standing to play in a team who aspire to challenge for titles."

 

There are concerns at Chelsea over a knee injury sustained by their midfielder Michael Essien during Ghana's defeat in Libya on Friday. He has returned to England and will be assessed by the club's medical staff today but Ghana's team doctor initially suggested he might be out for a month, a period which would take in the game with Manchester United on September 21. Essien himself conceded that the injury was "serious", though Chelsea will scrutinise scans of the knee hoping the damage is not as severe as first feared. Regardless, it seems unlikely he will feature in Saturday's game at City.