john68 wrote:should we win on saturday at West Ham...could actually be considered to be the 3rd BEST EVER TEAM PRODUCED BY CITY IN ALL OUR LONG AND ILLUSTRIOUS HISTORY.
john68 wrote:SHAY GIVEN: Stays on his line and is hopeless with crosses. ZABALETA: A liability when he lunges in and can't cross a ball. TOURE: Too slow. BRIDGE: Can't defend. NDJ: unable to pass forward. Barry: been out of form for weeks, SWP: Not the player he was and can't get past his defender, JOHNSON: Unable to last a full match, VIEIRA: To old and too slow, ADEBAYOUR: Lazy and doesn't give a fuck. TEVEV: Plays too deep....and I haven't even mentioned the useless crew of ireland or RSC...feel free to add your opwn to the list
WELL THEY HAVEN'T HALF DONE FUCKING WELL FOR BUNCH OF MISFITS....Considering they have been coached by a clueless rag and a bloke who is too negative and not a significant improvement.
EXAMINE AND DISCUSS AT YOUR LEISURE
john68 wrote:Edge,
In any season, City can only ever compete with what is put in front of them on the pitch. If you are saying that this season the Prem is less competetive than consider that up until quite late in the season there were as many as Chelsea, the rags, Arsenal, City, Villa, Spurs, Liverpool and Birmingham...with Everton making a late show of form. This season has been the most competetive we have had for years.
Historically, there always were the bigger clubs and smaller clubs so apart from the recent elite group, nothing much has changed mate.
Oh...and didn't that useless cunt Dunnie make the Prem team?...:-)
john68 wrote:1971-72...21...10...7....73pts....4th
1967-68...22...6...10....72pts....CHAMPIONS
1936-37...19...12...7....69pts....CHAMPIONS
1976-77...19...12...7....69pts....RUNNERS UP
1920-21...21...5...12....68pts....RUNNERS UP
1977-78...19...10...9....67pts....4th
2009-10...18...12...7....66pts....5th....(One game still left to play)
1957-58...20...6...12....66pts....5th
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