Difference between revisions of "Manchester City F.C."
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| + | *6 Michael Johnson | ||
| + | *33 Vincent Kompany | ||
| + | *11 Elano | ||
| + | *29 Kelvin Etuhu | ||
| + | *7 Stephen Ireland | ||
| + | *17 Martin Petrov | ||
| + | *8 Shaun Wright-Phillips | ||
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Revision as of 02:48, January 17, 2009
Manchester City F.C. is a British soccer team playing in the English Premier League. It is the smaller of two English Premier League teams in the city of Manchester, the other being Manchester United. Usually lying lower in the Premier League than their derby rivals, Manchester United, City is managed by Mark Hughes. The team plays at the City of Manchester Stadium, built as the main stadium for the 2002 Commonwealth Games. The stadium hosted the UEFA Cup Final in 2008. Currently, the club is owned by the former Prime Minister of Thailand Thaksin Shinawatra and is sponsored by Thomas Cook.
Roster
Goalkeepers
- 1 Joe Hart
- 16 Kasper Schmeichel
Defenders
- 3 Michael Ball
- 26 Tal Ben-Heim
- 36 Glauber Berti
- 25 Wayne Bridge
- 22 Richard Dunne
- 15 Javier Garrido
- 30 Shaleum Logan
- 18 Danny Mills
- 4 Nednum Onuoha
- 2 Micah Richards
- 5 Pablo Zabaleta
Midfielders
- 19 Gelson Fernandes
- 21 Dietmar Hamann
- 6 Michael Johnson
- 33 Vincent Kompany
- 11 Elano
- 29 Kelvin Etuhu
- 7 Stephen Ireland
- 17 Martin Petrov
- 8 Shaun Wright-Phillips
Strikers
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