Chinners wrote:Surely by seeking a meeting with the FA it will only confirm the general concensus outside City that we are a club of whingers?
We have had some terrible decisions of late but such is the price of being in our position, we could go back to being a midtable club I suppose but then no doubt there will be many complaining that we don't get airtime like the higher placed clubs. We used to laugh and rip shit out of other fans of clubs previously higher up the foodchain than us for their constant complaining about decisions, appeals, the percieved bias beteween themselves (the old top 4) and general whinging at any and every decision. Chelsea had a shit time from the media and everyone in football when the money came and they were winning the cup every so often, alot of it from me and I daresay many on here ... its all bollox and part of football, winning breads jealousy especially for those that accelerate their assent to the top. We just need to win the league, cement it over the next few seasons and it will begin to fade, just as it has with Chelsea. Most rags just shrug it off now as they've had it so long from other clubs fans. Stick together, fuck all the others and we'll be just fine. Simples
be proud in saying that we practically done it playin against 12 men each week.
Hazy2 wrote:TAKE A SCATTER-GUN APPROACH APPEAL FOR EVERYTHING AND HOPE YOU SOME. City players are so passive, I sometimes get more frustrated with fair play. Barry should never have got up from Gerrards tackle, if it was thE other way round he would have been milking it. Smarten the fuck up and play the game, we are to NICE.
guv111 wrote:We can have video evidence used against us, but when it might actually be of use to us it is thrown out and we get lengthy bans rushed through with unseemly haste. Balotelli - banned for four games based on video evidence. Kompany - banned for four games and video evidence ignored. This kind of kangaroo court belongs to a totalitarian dictatorship.
Ted Hughes wrote:Sister of fu wrote:I will get slated for this but when I saw the handball first off, I thought pen, its only when its replayed you get to see its not. I can't really fault him as he didn't have the benefit of sky tv replays. It did happen really fast. Video tech must surely be considered.
He's right next to it though looking through a pair of eyes. We've got a camera & a tv screen to see through. I don't think for one minute he's not seen what happened. It's an Anfield decision. We have suffered them all my life.
Chinners wrote:Surely by seeking a meeting with the FA it will only confirm the general concensus outside City that we are a club of whingers?
We have had some terrible decisions of late but such is the price of being in our position, we could go back to being a midtable club I suppose but then no doubt there will be many complaining that we don't get airtime like the higher placed clubs. We used to laugh and rip shit out of other fans of clubs previously higher up the foodchain than us for their constant complaining about decisions, appeals, the percieved bias beteween themselves (the old top 4) and general whinging at any and every decision. Chelsea had a shit time from the media and everyone in football when the money came and they were winning the cup every so often, alot of it from me and I daresay many on here ... its all bollox and part of football, winning breads jealousy especially for those that accelerate their assent to the top. We just need to win the league, cement it over the next few seasons and it will begin to fade, just as it has with Chelsea. Most rags just shrug it off now as they've had it so long from other clubs fans. Stick together, fuck all the others and we'll be just fine. Simples
john68 wrote:Chinners,
The present situation of poor refereeing decisions, fully backed by the FA has caused us to lose important players for a period of time and has cost us our place in 2 cup competitions, one of those places being a Wembley cup final against a lower ranked club. City's reaction has been to het angry, stamp our feet, and conduct our business reactively through the media. Ironically, a media that is also part of the problem. For a major club seeking to reach the very top, that is astoundingly unproffessional and naive.
It would be ok if we thought the media would serve our interests and put pressure on the authorities but that is never going to happen.
The only bodies that can actually change anything are the FA and the referees and it is to them we must address our concerns. There is a problem, it is harming our club and it has to be resolved. By seeking a meeting with the relevent authorities, we are NOT whinging,. We are doing our business in a proffessional manner and looking for clarification and resololution to this issue. We are doing so in the corridors of power and not on SSN or the pages of rag top newspapers.
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