***the champions v pep's city official match thread***

[Justified logic]

Please someone post what he will say for us who don't watch the postmatch reactions.

Just logged on and haven't heard the post-match interview but pretty sure Mr fucking So-so will still be "so happy". He reminds me of new managers we had at work who came in from outside with fine words and ideals but after a few interactions with them it was clear they were just spouting buzzwords and bullshit and were in reality just clueless. And like with them, and Blair, I positively will not listen to Mr So-so. Life is too short to listen to shit, or to watch shit for that matter.

Let me just make the analogy a little more accurate for you. It's like a new manager who comes into your company who has not only been more successful in the last decade than any manager in your industry in history but who has also changed the way your industry is looked at and run throughout the whole world. What he's trying to do is make your business as successful and exciting as his others and this takes long-term planning, patience and bottle. Your company is going on a ride that is dangerous and exciting and needs everyone to accept that there will be major difficulties at the outset but if you get over these the pay-off could be incredible. You'd have thought this would be a job for a Manchester City fan. Apparently not....

You mean like the manager who suggested a free air flight with every vacuum cleaner?

[johnny crossan]

Please someone post what he will say for us who don't watch the postmatch reactions.

Just logged on and haven't heard the post-match interview but pretty sure Mr fucking So-so will still be "so happy". He reminds me of new managers we had at work who came in from outside with fine words and ideals but after a few interactions with them it was clear they were just spouting buzzwords and bullshit and were in reality just clueless. And like with them, and Blair, I positively will not listen to Mr So-so. Life is too short to listen to shit, or to watch shit for that matter.

Let me just make the analogy a little more accurate for you. It's like a new manager who comes into your company who has not only been more successful in the last decade than any manager in your industry in history but who has also changed the way your industry is looked at and run throughout the whole world. What he's trying to do is make your business as successful and exciting as his others and this takes long-term planning, patience and bottle. Your company is going on a ride that is dangerous and exciting and needs everyone to accept that there will be major difficulties at the outset but if you get over these the pay-off could be incredible. You'd have thought this would be a job for a Manchester City fan. Apparently not....

unnecessary difficulties though PD

[Peter Doherty (AGAIG)]

Please someone post what he will say for us who don't watch the postmatch reactions.

Just logged on and haven't heard the post-match interview but pretty sure Mr fucking So-so will still be "so happy". He reminds me of new managers we had at work who came in from outside with fine words and ideals but after a few interactions with them it was clear they were just spouting buzzwords and bullshit and were in reality just clueless. And like with them, and Blair, I positively will not listen to Mr So-so. Life is too short to listen to shit, or to watch shit for that matter.

Let me just make the analogy a little more accurate for you. It's like a new manager who comes into your company who has not only been more successful in the last decade than any manager in your industry in history but who has also changed the way your industry is looked at and run throughout the whole world. What he's trying to do is make your business as successful and exciting as his others and this takes long-term planning, patience and bottle. Your company is going on a ride that is dangerous and exciting and needs everyone to accept that there will be major difficulties at the outset but if you get over these the pay-off could be incredible. You'd have thought this would be a job for a Manchester City fan. Apparently not....

unnecessary difficulties though PD :(

Yeah, one or two.

[zuricity]

Finally seeing the game last night , i was pretty miffed seeing Kola welly the ball needlessly upfield just before their first goal.

Equally, i was right miffed with the fact that Oliver wasn't even looking in the penalty area for their well advertised long thow in on their second goal. Completely missing Hugh wedge his elbow in Zaba. kneck throwing him off the ball and enabling Huth to play it back.

Disturbing how these things aren't getting sorted.

[Hazy2]

The start was a repeat of the game last season early goals game over. They have our number.