City vow to back Hughes with cash

Mark Hughes begins his tenure as Manchester City boss today charged with recruiting new talent and securing the futures of several current first-team players.

City vow to back Hughes with cash
Thu, 05 Jun, 2008 - 08:41

Mark Hughes begins his tenure as Manchester City boss today charged with recruiting new talent and securing the futures of several current first-team players.

Hughes will be unveiled to the media this morning after agreeing a three-year deal yesterday.

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