I believe it will be another surprise from MC b4 transfer windows close.

your theory?

Who knows maybe this is a new start for Man City, they could be a real force perhaps with more quality signing and Kaka might be remembered as a start of the revolution.

they have to start somewhere don't they?I agree it's a step too big to take Kaka now but if they can afford it and Kaka likes the deal, why not?[IMHO it's still a crazy deal]

assuming that Kaka will join them, they will now have Robinho and Kaka which means people will start to consider when Man City come knocking the door cos they already have big name players there.

risks is of course obvious, but they've got what it takes to bear the risk.

simple to prove, once they got 11 super stars to start every matches but still not able to win anything, then confirm they are salary workers ...

so how ... bellamy the new superstar ?

Kaka's £107m move to Man City is off

Kaka's proposed £107-million transfer from AC Milan to Manchester City was dramatically spiked on Monday night with both clubs claiming to have pulled the plug on the deal.

The development came at the end of a day when a deal for the Brazilian playmaker appeared tantalisingly close.

Man City's executive chairman Garry Cook lead a club delegation in meetings with Milan officials and Kaka's father, Bosco Leite in attempt to broker what would have been a world record transfer.

However, in a statement the Premier League club said they had pulled out of negotiations as there was little chance of a deal being done owing to the complexity of the terms.

Cook told the club's website: ''Whilst Manchester City Football Club has an obvious interest in world-class players of the quality of Kaka, we owe it to our fans that such a transfer must work on every level; commercially, financially, in terms of results on the field and within Manchester City's broader community.

''The club felt that it was unlikely that the two parties could reach common ground for an agreement. The discussions reached only a preliminary stage and the player was not involved at any time.''

Somewhat contradicting City's claims were comments from Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian Prime Minister and Milan's owner, who said Kaka himself rejected the move.

''Money is not everything for Kaka, there are things more important than money. We are happy. We offered the player the chance to consider the offer, but he has higher values,'' Berlusconi told Italian television when explaining the 26-year-old's decision to turn down a move to the Eastlands club.

''It was down to me and also to him," added Berlusconi. ''When I heard he would prefer to stay, that he didn't think he would be missing a great opportunity and he prefers the values of our flag, the values of closeness and friendship, the warmth and the affection that all the fans have shown him in these days, I said 'hooray' and we hugged. Kaka is staying at Milan.''

On learning the news late on Monday hundreds of fans gathered outside Kaka's central Milan home where they celebrated his decision to remain with the Rossoneri.

Last week, in his only public comment since the saga began, Kaka said: ''I want to grow old at Milan. My aim is to become the captain of this team. I have already turned down some big offers.''

Despite his declaration, City continued to pursue the 2007 FIFA World Player of the Year and Ballon d'Or winner, and over the weekend appeared close to agreeing a deal after Berlusconi said it would be tough to hang on to the player given the sums of money being discussed.

Kaka, who was courted by Real Madrid last year and also linked with a move to Chelsea, played in Milan's 1-0 Serie A win over Fiorentina on Saturday and was clearly moved by the response of the fans inside the San Siro.

The Milan fans had been demanding talks with City were stopped and protested against a possible sale outside Milan's city centre headquarters.

Kaka deal didn't go through as reported by soccernet.com

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Last season we took maximum points from MU but what the heck nobody took advantage.

This time we will take 3 points and CR9 (make him an offer he can't refuse).

   
We have the money to take the honey. No?

Looking forward to the Derby?

The 6 points you took from United didn't bear any significance to City whatsoever right? Still not in CL. So umm, what's the point in bragging about it? rofl.

It has nothing to do with this thread YOU created. Zzz?

p/s: funny you're spewing nonsense in the ARSENAL thread now? XD

Oh well, I guess I should cut you some slack. Looking at how City have been performing, it's no wonder you choose to spend more time on Fantasy Football. Gonna leave you to dream some more now. Take care

Now if RM was said to be willing to offer £85 million for CR9 before this Kaka saga.

What do you think they have to cough up now (£120 million?).

Mind you R80 arrival help bring titles to Barca. Truly, RM really has no choice? just wait the next RM president see what he has to used as bait to be Prez.

As for Kaka like I say, he will be the honey (together with Robinho) that will attract other top flight talents to City. ManC success takeoff will enhance club value to £500-600 million at least. No?

No money No honey, Only ManCity has RM (real money),

My personal take is that while beating your rivals may not secure you the title, it does give you bragging rights for awhile at least.

My sentiments exactly. the euphoria among the city divide s'times last for for a season if maximum points were taken.
Ask the mancunians last season. But then MU has to take the titles (party pooper).

hey may i know which CR9 are u referring at?