Manchester City News 24/7Writer: Wswilly3 
Date:Thursday July 30 2009
Time: 9:12AM
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The Bye Bye Manchester City X1
Musings from Wswilly3
Players who have departed through the exit door, either permanently or on loan could in their own right form a team.
Apart from a really dodgy looking defence, you would quite fancy it to survive in the Premiership against the likes of the bottom teams. Yet another sign of progress when within one close season we can wave goodbye to 14 players and end up with a far, far stronger team on paper.
Here's the Bye Bye Manchester City Team:
HART
LOGAN MILLS BERTI BALL
VASSELL FERNANDES ELANO HAMANN
JO BOJINOV
Subs: STURRIDGE EVANS CACEIDO
Any views on how it would do?
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They would struggle, most definitely. If they didn't get relegated, they'd only finish 17th. However, you have created a paradox of monumental proportions: Berti is Berti for a reason, and by being in the 1st team and on the pitch, the Universe as we know it, would cease to exist.
BlueWolfie
Could replace Berti in the first team with youngster Curtis Obeng, who was so highly touted, but seems to have left the club?
StuMCFC
Fabulous in the Championship upto Christmas, when half of them were injured or suspended.
Buzz Lightyear
StuMCFC - I believe that Curtis Obeng impressed as a triallist for Oldham Athletic the other day.
Kevinho
Only 4 of them are out on loan and I suppose it is doubtful if any will come back. However, I think there may be unfinished business with Joe Hart...
Sindbad
i THINK HART AND lOGAN WILL RETURN BUT ONLY THE REST IF THEY ARE GREAT SUCCESSES
wswilly3
Joe Hart would be a busy boy!
oliverblue
Has anyone heard what has happened to Ball, Berti and Mills?
wswilly3
That team would finish a distant last in the Premiership!
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