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For some unfathomable reason, J. Redknap in the Wail has decided to report Guardiola's comment that City have been the best at creating chances in the PL as City being the best in the PL, and then go on to make an arse of himself by advocating exactly what Guardiola went on to say.

Aw. Bless. Care in the community needs better funding.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... eason.html

Firmly put down in the comments by those who read more than headlines, as exemplified by this one.

Ignoreatyourperil wrote:Jamie, he didn't say we're the best, we're quite clearly not. What he actually said and every other paper is managing to report it correctly, is that we're the best team for producing goal scoring opportunities. I have no idea whether that's statistically true but that's what he said.

Justified logic wrote:For some unfathomable reason, J. Redknap in the Wail has decided to report Guardiola's comment that City have been the best at creating chances in the PL as City being the best in the PL, and then go on to make an arse of himself by advocating exactly what Guardiola went on to say.

Aw. Bless. Care in the community needs better funding.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... eason.html

Firmly put down in the comments by those who read more than headlines, as exemplified by this one.

Ignoreatyourperil wrote:Jamie, he didn't say we're the best, we're quite clearly not. What he actually said and every other paper is managing to report it correctly, is that we're the best team for producing goal scoring opportunities. I have no idea whether that's statistically true but that's what he said.

Someone should just ask him who his wife is fucking this week

nottsblue wrote:

Justified logic wrote:For some unfathomable reason, J. Redknap in the Wail has decided to report Guardiola's comment that City have been the best at creating chances in the PL as City being the best in the PL, and then go on to make an arse of himself by advocating exactly what Guardiola went on to say.

Aw. Bless. Care in the community needs better funding.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... eason.html

Firmly put down in the comments by those who read more than headlines, as exemplified by this one.

Ignoreatyourperil wrote:Jamie, he didn't say we're the best, we're quite clearly not. What he actually said and every other paper is managing to report it correctly, is that we're the best team for producing goal scoring opportunities. I have no idea whether that's statistically true but that's what he said.

Someone should just ask him who his wife is fucking this week

Is she a goer ?

Jamie Redknap,s wife fucks around and his dad is a tax cheating bent cunt ........

Nice family .

Fuck off Jamie !

zuricity wrote:

nottsblue wrote:

Justified logic wrote:For some unfathomable reason, J. Redknap in the Wail has decided to report Guardiola's comment that City have been the best at creating chances in the PL as City being the best in the PL, and then go on to make an arse of himself by advocating exactly what Guardiola went on to say.

Aw. Bless. Care in the community needs better funding.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... eason.html

Firmly put down in the comments by those who read more than headlines, as exemplified by this one.

Ignoreatyourperil wrote:Jamie, he didn't say we're the best, we're quite clearly not. What he actually said and every other paper is managing to report it correctly, is that we're the best team for producing goal scoring opportunities. I have no idea whether that's statistically true but that's what he said.

Someone should just ask him who his wife is fucking this week

Is she a goer ?

She's gone from his life anyway.

Manchester U****d are within their rights to pay agents multi-million pound sums as part of transfers, FA chairman Greg Clarke has said.

Now just imagine it was City paying these fees, do you think the response would be the same?

london blue 2 wrote:Manchester U****d are within their rights to pay agents multi-million pound sums as part of transfers, FA chairman Greg Clarke has said.

Now just imagine it was City paying these fees, do you think the response would be the same?

They wouldn't be deducted from the transfer price like theirs have though, £89M becomes £129M, if it was City they'd even add on the wage for the length of the contract.

Slim wrote:

london blue 2 wrote:Manchester U****d are within their rights to pay agents multi-million pound sums as part of transfers, FA chairman Greg Clarke has said.

Now just imagine it was City paying these fees, do you think the response would be the same?

They wouldn't be deducted from the transfer price like theirs have though, £89M becomes £129M, if it was City they'd even add on the wage for the length of the contract.

It is appropriate that the FA condones such obscenities having introduced their own version of FFP.

What is lawful and what is moral are two separate issues JC.

The rags are also desperate. They are the biggest commercial football brand on the planet, yet have been left behind on the pitch by the other Euro giants and even overtaken by far smaller brands domestically. and that is despite the blatant support of UeFA. the FA, the Premier League ably assisted by hands on work done for them by the match officials.

Their morality isn't even on the agenda for them.

john68 wrote:What is lawful and what is moral are two separate issues JC.

The rags are also desperate. They are the biggest commercial football brand on the planet, yet have been left behind on the pitch by the other Euro giants and even overtaken by far smaller brands domestically. and that is despite the blatant support of UeFA. the FA, the Premier League ably assisted by hands on work done for them by the match officials.

Their morality isn't even on the agenda for them.

That's sadly true enough and the biggest robbers at the swamp are of course their owners, sucking the best part of a billion out of the club and its fans to support their ailing midwest shopping malls.

johnny crossan wrote:

john68 wrote:What is lawful and what is moral are two separate issues JC.

The rags are also desperate. They are the biggest commercial football brand on the planet, yet have been left behind on the pitch by the other Euro giants and even overtaken by far smaller brands domestically. and that is despite the blatant support of UeFA. the FA, the Premier League ably assisted by hands on work done for them by the match officials.

Their morality isn't even on the agenda for them.

That's sadly true enough and the biggest robbers at the swamp are of course their owners, sucking the best part of a billion out of the club and its fans to support their ailing midwest shopping malls.

It's nice to see I'm not the only Blue who has a high opinion of them.

Fuck of BT.

Hazy2 wrote:Fuck of BT.

A rag and Pogba rimming?

Came over to Ledds to collect my lad for a Nando's what a spew fest, despicable channel dedicated to the scummiest of scum. Scumtv.cunts

Hazy2 wrote:Came over to Ledds to collect my lad for a Nando's what a spew fest, despicable channel dedicated to the scummiest of scum. Scumtv.cunts

I cancelled BT the day after we got knocked out of Europe fking hate the channel.

Motd:premier league show. At the end of the show they said still the title, champs league places and relegation to decide. Here are some of the key games remaining until the end of the season.

They then showed a couple of graphics of games they deemed important to support the statement. Apparently none of our games remaining are of any consequence. Bunch of twats!

As I said, think back to us being in the champions league semi final and coming 4th in the league at the time. With the league cup in the bag. Last season

And compare it to the rags this season.

Coming 6th, going into the semi of a competition to just ENTER the competition we were semi finalists in.

We were ridiculed, they are praised.

Nuff said

john68 wrote:What is lawful and what is moral are two separate issues JC.

The rags are also desperate. They are the biggest commercial football brand on the planet, yet have been left behind on the pitch by the other Euro giants and even overtaken by far smaller brands domestically. and that is despite the blatant support of UeFA. the FA, the Premier League ably assisted by hands on work done for them by the match officials.

Their morality isn't even on the agenda for them.

You can repeat that with bells, whistles and fireworks its so true.

We did a strategic management case study on them as part of my MBA and the lecturer asked us to interpret their report and accounts. Still true today that commercial and tv revenue accounts for 79% of all.

Or to put it another way, match day at OT is a fashion parade.

BookJunior wrote:

john68 wrote:What is lawful and what is moral are two separate issues JC.

The rags are also desperate. They are the biggest commercial football brand on the planet, yet have been left behind on the pitch by the other Euro giants and even overtaken by far smaller brands domestically. and that is despite the blatant support of UeFA. the FA, the Premier League ably assisted by hands on work done for them by the match officials.

Their morality isn't even on the agenda for them.

You can repeat that with bells, whistles and fireworks its so true.

We did a strategic management case study on them as part of my MBA and the lecturer asked us to interpret their report and accounts. Still true today that commercial and tv revenue accounts for 79% of all.

Or to put it another way, match day at OT is a fashion parade.

How does that figure compare to other clubs? I would have thought that with limited seating space, it would be every club's objective to get the 79% as high as possible.

The daily mail have surpassed themselves with this beauty today.

European team of the season

Neuer

Peres
Hummels
Martinez
Sandro

Alcantra
Keita
Pogba

Messi
Ronaldo
Mertens

I couldn't believe it. The put it in print. Hahaha