With all the alleged troubles at Eastlands all the money has been for Man City to be relegated from the Premier League!

Manchester City manager Mark Hughes has rubbished reports claiming is set to quit Eastlands less than three months after taking over from Sven-Goran Eriksson.

With owner Thaksin Shinawatra’s future unclear, it had been claimed Hughes was considering leaving because of restrictions placed on his transfer budget.

Hughes told City’s official website: “There’s been a lot of rumours flying around but I am not going anywhere.

“There is a job to do here and I am looking forward to it.”

A warrant for Thaksin’s arrest has been issued in Thailand after he skipped a court hearing in Bangkok. He is reported to be seeking refuge in the UK, after he and his wife fled to Britain on Sunday.

Hughes added: “There is speculation around the club and that has been prevalent since I joined the club.

“From my own point of view I am very focused on what I am about and what I aim to achieve here and that means success on the pitch.

“Nothing whatsoever has changed in that respect and the football operation hasn’t changed since I signed for the club.

“Nor has my relationship with Garry Cook (the club’s executive chairman) and his team. We get on really well and continue to speak on a daily basis.

“I am the guy that makes the decisions in relation to the football, and they make the decisions in relation to the running of the club.”

With all the alleged troubles at Eastlands all the money has been for Man City to be relegated from the Premier League!