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We're just taking in the events of the evening so we're on a high at the moment, but I'm sure the whole of Manchester will be looking forward to those two games in the semifinal
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Mark Hughes will be confident of putting an end to their run of draws this weekend and will be lifted by the news that Brazilian striker Robinho should be fit to feature against Hull. City are five points adrift of Tottenham in fourth place now and can't afford to drop any more points if they are going ...
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Maybe he was a little bit aggrieved by that ... But I would suggest he was probably more aggrieved his team got beaten. I’ve been to the Emirates (Arsenal’s ground) and been beaten 6-2 but I still offered my hand and that’s the least you can do. I was a little bit disappointed because I’ve got huge resp...
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Robinho has featured just three times for Manchester City this season, twice in the league and once in the Carling Cup. The Brazilian has yet to score and has seen his place in Mark Hughes's side taken by Craig Bellamy, who has been in prolific form with four league goals already this season.
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It is a fantastic draw. Everybody in Manchester will be excited by it and probably a much wider worldwide footballing public as well.
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The whole of Manchester will be tuning in and we’re looking forward to some fantastic games
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It is a fantastic draw ... I'm sure the whole of Manchester will be looking forward to it and the wider worldwide footballing public as well. We'd have faniced our chances against anyone in the draw so bring them on.
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We've drawn a line under that ... It is a new game, probably against different personnel in terms of the team Arsenal are likely to pick, so I don't see it as an issue.
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My initial reaction was that it was for handball against Joleon Lescott but it certainly wasn't because it didn't touch him, other than just grazing the top of his thigh
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The way he has been able to come into the Premier League and make the impact he has says everything ... I've said time and time again it's more difficult for foreign strikers to have an immediate impact in the Premier League because it's just so new to them. For him to come him and have the immediate im...
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The way he has been able to come into the Premier League and make the impact he has says everything ... I've said time and time again it's more difficult for foreign strikers to have an immediate impact in the Premier League because it's just so new to them. For him to come him and have the immediate im...
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Liverpool have been at the top end of the table and in Europe for a long, long time but we have to go to places like Anfield and get results
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We are mindful of the fact that Gareth has played so much for us and for England. We want to keep him fresh and well for key games.
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With the resources we have, people are saying the top four is the minimum requirement. That’s actually not the case ... The clubs you have to overcome to get there are not just the best teams in the Premier League, they’re also some of the best teams in the world.
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They (Brazil) felt they wanted him to be involved in the squad and... the decision was made that he could stay with them under the proviso that he doesn't take any part in the game
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He is a big fan of football, so I would imagine he will be there ... He has a huge knowledge of football in England, which is why he wanted to introduce himself to the players. We are thankful that it occurred because it was very special, especially for the younger players.
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We hope to become the club of choice for the people of Abu Dhabi and make them proud of the football we play in the same way we aim to do with our supporters in Manchester
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We will go through the protocol and make sure he is there [with Brazil] when he needs to be there and get checked out by their medical people
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Is he an England doubt? We will have to wait and see. I don't think he is a doubt. He is just very stiff at the moment and he will need to be checked out to make sure there is nothing significant going on. But he will turn up and hopefully he will be okay.
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There has been a lot said and written about Emmanuel's goal celebration. We are just glad to put it all behind us now and I am relieved he will be able to play at Aston Villa on Monday night
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Leslie Mark Hughes (born 1 November 1963 in Ruabon, Wrexham, Wales) nicknamed Sparky, is a former Welsh international football player and currently manager of Manchester City. As an international footballer, he made 72 appearances and scored 16 goals. Full Article
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 05: Manchester City Manager Mark Hughes (R) watches the action during the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester City and Chelsea at the City of Manchester Stadium on December 5, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 02: Manchester City manager Mark Hughes shouts instructions to his players during the Carling Cup quarter final match between Manchester City and Arsenal at the City of Manchester Stadium on on December 2, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 02: Manchester City manager Mark Hughes looks back at Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger during the Carling Cup quarter final match between Manchester City and Arsenal at the City of Manchester Stadium on on December 2, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 02: Manchester City manager Mark Hughes shouts instructions to his players during the Carling Cup quarter final match between Manchester City and Arsenal at the City of Manchester Stadium on on December 2, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 02: Man City manager Mark Hughes (l) and Arsene Wenger have words during the Carling Cup quarter final match between Manchester City and Arsenal at City of Manchester stadium on December 2, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 02: Man City manager Mark Hughes (l) and Arsene Wenger have words during the Carling Cup quarter final match between Manchester City and Arsenal at City of Manchester stadium on December 2, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 28: Manchester City manager Mark Hughes stands infront of Hull City manager Phil Brown on the touchline during the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester City and Hull City at the City of Manchester Stadium on November 28, 2009 in Manchester, Eng...
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 28: Manchester City manager Mark Hughes shouts instructions from the touchline during the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester City and Hull City at the City of Manchester Stadium on November 28, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 28: Manchester City manager Mark Hughes kicks the ball past Hull City manager Phil Brown as he ducks out of the way during the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester City and Hull City at the City of Manchester Stadium on November 28, 2009 in Man...
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MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM - NOVEMBER 7: Carlos Tevez of Manchester City is substituted by manager Mark Hughes during the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester City and Burnley at City of Manchester Stadium on November 7, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM - NOVEMBER 7: Mark Hughes, Manager of Manchester City gives instructions during the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester City and Burnley at City of Manchester Stadium on November 7, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 25: Mark Hughes the manager of Manchester City gestures during the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester City and Fulham at the City of Manchester Stadium on October 25, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 25: Mark Hughes, the manager of Manchester City, gestures during the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester City and Fulham at the City of Manchester Stadium on October 25, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 23: Mark Hughes, Manchester City manager talks to Craig Bellamy before starting extra time during the Carling Cup third round match between Manchester City and Fulham at the City of Manchester Stadium on September 23, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND - AUGUST 30: Mark Hughes, manager of Manchester City during the Barclays Premier League match between Portsmouth and Manchester City at Fratton Park on August 30, 2009 in Portsmouth, England.
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PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND - AUGUST 30: Mark Hughes Manager of Manchester City waves to the fans at the end of the Barclays Premier League match between Portsmouth and Manchester City at Fratton Park on August 30, 2009 in Portsmouth, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 02: Manchester City manager Mark Hughes shouts instructions to his players during the Carling Cup quarter final match between Manchester City and Arsenal at the City of Manchester Stadium on on December 2, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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We're just taking in the events of the evening so we're on a high at the moment, but I'm sure the whole of Manchester will be looking forward to those two games in the semifinal
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Mark Hughes will be confident of putting an end to their run of draws this weekend and will be lifted by the news that Brazilian striker Robinho should be fit to feature against Hull. City are five points adrift of Tottenham in fourth place now and can't afford to drop any more points if they are going ...
SOURCE: Sky Sports -
Maybe he was a little bit aggrieved by that ... But I would suggest he was probably more aggrieved his team got beaten. I’ve been to the Emirates (Arsenal’s ground) and been beaten 6-2 but I still offered my hand and that’s the least you can do. I was a little bit disappointed because I’ve got huge resp...
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Robinho has featured just three times for Manchester City this season, twice in the league and once in the Carling Cup. The Brazilian has yet to score and has seen his place in Mark Hughes's side taken by Craig Bellamy, who has been in prolific form with four league goals already this season.
SOURCE: Manchester City FC -
It is a fantastic draw. Everybody in Manchester will be excited by it and probably a much wider worldwide footballing public as well.
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The whole of Manchester will be tuning in and we’re looking forward to some fantastic games
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It is a fantastic draw ... I'm sure the whole of Manchester will be looking forward to it and the wider worldwide footballing public as well. We'd have faniced our chances against anyone in the draw so bring them on.
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We've drawn a line under that ... It is a new game, probably against different personnel in terms of the team Arsenal are likely to pick, so I don't see it as an issue.
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My initial reaction was that it was for handball against Joleon Lescott but it certainly wasn't because it didn't touch him, other than just grazing the top of his thigh
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The way he has been able to come into the Premier League and make the impact he has says everything ... I've said time and time again it's more difficult for foreign strikers to have an immediate impact in the Premier League because it's just so new to them. For him to come him and have the immediate im...
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The way he has been able to come into the Premier League and make the impact he has says everything ... I've said time and time again it's more difficult for foreign strikers to have an immediate impact in the Premier League because it's just so new to them. For him to come him and have the immediate im...
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Liverpool have been at the top end of the table and in Europe for a long, long time but we have to go to places like Anfield and get results
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We are mindful of the fact that Gareth has played so much for us and for England. We want to keep him fresh and well for key games.
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With the resources we have, people are saying the top four is the minimum requirement. That’s actually not the case ... The clubs you have to overcome to get there are not just the best teams in the Premier League, they’re also some of the best teams in the world.
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They (Brazil) felt they wanted him to be involved in the squad and... the decision was made that he could stay with them under the proviso that he doesn't take any part in the game
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He is a big fan of football, so I would imagine he will be there ... He has a huge knowledge of football in England, which is why he wanted to introduce himself to the players. We are thankful that it occurred because it was very special, especially for the younger players.
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We hope to become the club of choice for the people of Abu Dhabi and make them proud of the football we play in the same way we aim to do with our supporters in Manchester
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We will go through the protocol and make sure he is there [with Brazil] when he needs to be there and get checked out by their medical people
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Is he an England doubt? We will have to wait and see. I don't think he is a doubt. He is just very stiff at the moment and he will need to be checked out to make sure there is nothing significant going on. But he will turn up and hopefully he will be okay.
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There has been a lot said and written about Emmanuel's goal celebration. We are just glad to put it all behind us now and I am relieved he will be able to play at Aston Villa on Monday night
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Carlos was great -- his movement and interchange with Craig Bellamy, Martin Petrov and the midfield guys ... As the season progresses, that will get better. Carlos is an outstanding footballer. He has an awareness, an understanding of where others are and the way in which he can affect the game. With pl...
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Roque won't be featuring against Fulham, but the likelihood is that he will play a part in the next game if we can get him involved.
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We did not look a threat from set-plays last year but now we do. Fulham are very well organised and got plenty of people behind the ball. It was difficult to break them down and we had to be patient.
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I seem to recall Brian Clough (ex Nottingham Forest manager) clipping someone around the ear and he was lauded as a national hero ... Maybe it will be the same case with Craig -- but I doubt it. I'm sure people will make a nuisance about it, but the guy should not have been on the pitch. That is not acc...
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The guy shouldn't have been on the pitch, that's not acceptable ... I remember Brian Clough clipping someone round the earhole because he was being daft. Maybe that is what he's done.
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