What happened to the 3 Thai players Shinawatra signed for Man City?
Thaksin Shinawatra took over Manchester City in 2007 targeting “domination of the world game”; signing three unknown Thai players was a strange way of going about it.
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Thaksin Shinawatra took over Manchester City in 2007 targeting “domination of the world game”; signing three unknown Thai players was a strange way of going about it.
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