Manchester City: Setting Sail for the Faroe Islands

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UEFA Cup competition first qualifying round sees the Blues playing EB/Streymur ( Faroe Islands - 250 miles North of Scotland ) at the Vio Margair on 17th July. City are in good shape then - no. The team are only just arriving at the training ground (Carrington) and no doubt, still feel the effects of losing the last manager, Sven-Goran Eriksson (SGE)... [link]

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