Danny Taylor,Discover best buy coach shoes you have not seen before. the Guardian's Manchester football correspondent and author of This Is the One: Sir Alex Ferguson - The Uncut Story of a Football Genius and Deep Into The Forest,inflatable life jackets can inflate automatically when the life jacket hits the water. was live online at 1pm to answer your questions on all things Manchester City and Manchester United ahead of tonight's derby match.inflatable mattress bed is a private company categorized under Inflatable Beds and located in Brookhaven, PA.
Daniel has been the Guardian's man in Manchester since 2000 and previously worked as a Manchester-based freelance for several titles. You can also follow him on Twitter DTguardian.
This web chat is now finished. Thanks for all your questions.
You can follow the full debate below the line, but here are Danny's answers (and the questions in bold):
Byebyebadman - Danny Hello, some questions - 1) Did the GMP try to move this game at all? You rarely see any derby anywhere kick-off much past brunch anymore due to the, ahem, 'difficulties' they cause, but I have to say I'm delighted as the two Carling Cup semi-finals last season were both crackling atmospheres and made for great games. 2) To your knowledge does Mancini have a pre-determined points target like Mark Hughes and the famous 70 point minimum he was on course for when they gave him the bullet? Ergo, if Mancini loses tonight should he be looking nervously over his shoulder, or was it different with Hughes as he was never appointed by the Abu Dhabi Group? 3) Rooney - what the hell is going on? A week on holiday then a week in Nike town, has he been sent to Oregon to be out of the way of this fixture, given the whole saga of his contract a few weeks ago? After pulling him out of the firing line at Everton in September it sends out worrying signals about his mental state. Thanks, and enjoy the match
1) The police are appalled it's a midweek match, especially after the trouble at the first leg of the Carling Cup semi-final last season. I spoke to some of the GMP football specialists in Turkey on the Bursaspor trip and they do contact the Prem League at the start of the season to ask for, say, no derbies on bank holidays but it seems they can't stop them happening on midweek matches.
2) They say there is no points target, but I'm sure they will have. I didn't buy into the Mancini-facing-sack stories pre-WBA. They hadn't dropped out of top four and there were mitigating circumstances around the Arsenal defeat. Some of the media can be very two-faced sometimes when you think of the praise that was unleashed when they beat Chelsea.Inflatable boats, rigid inflatable boats for sale UK, Apollo Duck new and used RIB sales. That said, they were poor against Wolves and Poznan so they did need a good performance at WBA. I think ADUG appreciate it is going to need a little time, but the popular image seems to be that he is always one bad result away from the sack.
3) I find it all very weird and, probably like you, think there's a lot more to it. If he needs fitness work . .We also offer bounce house and inflatable bouncers rentals for your birthday party. surely United have highly-paid fitness instructors and a first-class facility at Carrington. I can't profess to know what exactly is going on, but it seems strange to say the least. Which other footballer goes on holiday for a week when they are injured and then comes back to be sent away again on a boot camp?
Daniel has been the Guardian's man in Manchester since 2000 and previously worked as a Manchester-based freelance for several titles. You can also follow him on Twitter DTguardian.
This web chat is now finished. Thanks for all your questions.
You can follow the full debate below the line, but here are Danny's answers (and the questions in bold):
Byebyebadman - Danny Hello, some questions - 1) Did the GMP try to move this game at all? You rarely see any derby anywhere kick-off much past brunch anymore due to the, ahem, 'difficulties' they cause, but I have to say I'm delighted as the two Carling Cup semi-finals last season were both crackling atmospheres and made for great games. 2) To your knowledge does Mancini have a pre-determined points target like Mark Hughes and the famous 70 point minimum he was on course for when they gave him the bullet? Ergo, if Mancini loses tonight should he be looking nervously over his shoulder, or was it different with Hughes as he was never appointed by the Abu Dhabi Group? 3) Rooney - what the hell is going on? A week on holiday then a week in Nike town, has he been sent to Oregon to be out of the way of this fixture, given the whole saga of his contract a few weeks ago? After pulling him out of the firing line at Everton in September it sends out worrying signals about his mental state. Thanks, and enjoy the match
1) The police are appalled it's a midweek match, especially after the trouble at the first leg of the Carling Cup semi-final last season. I spoke to some of the GMP football specialists in Turkey on the Bursaspor trip and they do contact the Prem League at the start of the season to ask for, say, no derbies on bank holidays but it seems they can't stop them happening on midweek matches.
2) They say there is no points target, but I'm sure they will have. I didn't buy into the Mancini-facing-sack stories pre-WBA. They hadn't dropped out of top four and there were mitigating circumstances around the Arsenal defeat. Some of the media can be very two-faced sometimes when you think of the praise that was unleashed when they beat Chelsea.Inflatable boats, rigid inflatable boats for sale UK, Apollo Duck new and used RIB sales. That said, they were poor against Wolves and Poznan so they did need a good performance at WBA. I think ADUG appreciate it is going to need a little time, but the popular image seems to be that he is always one bad result away from the sack.
3) I find it all very weird and, probably like you, think there's a lot more to it. If he needs fitness work . .We also offer bounce house and inflatable bouncers rentals for your birthday party. surely United have highly-paid fitness instructors and a first-class facility at Carrington. I can't profess to know what exactly is going on, but it seems strange to say the least. Which other footballer goes on holiday for a week when they are injured and then comes back to be sent away again on a boot camp?
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