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johnny crossan wrote:
Nothing is too much trouble for these scrotes if they can help the rags NB

Mikhail Chigorin wrote:

CTID Hants wrote:

Mikhail Chigorin wrote:
If the Dippers can't accept their culpability over Hysel, they'll never admit to spouting hot air over Sterling leaving them.

Let's not forget the threats the dirty scouse Bastards made toward Raheem and his family, which turns out wasn't an isolated incident......

From today's papers...

Dejan Lovren has branded death threats made against his family as “disgusting”.

The Liverpool and Croatia defender - in the news of late after questionable performances - shared the threat on his Instagram story.

Álvaro Morata denies he is unsettled as Chelsea prepare to face Roma

Lovren posted a direct message he had received from a user which read “I’m gonna murder ur family u Croatian prick”.

The 28-year-old captioned it with “horrible what kind of people we have” before adding in a second image: “I don’t mind when people talk shit about me, it says more about them!

“But I cannot ignore when my family is threatened. I just can’t and won’t accept that. Disgusting.”

This was after their game against spuds when he cocked up for two of the goals conceded...

When you read this sort of thing, you get fears that this could follow in the footsteps of Andres Escobar, after Colombia were knocked out of the 1994 World Cup.

It was some way, some moment, some match and some occasion in which to chalk up goal number 178, and with it claim Manchester City’s all-time scoring record, but then Sergio Aguero always did have an acute sense of timing.

A fabulous game of football was ultimately decided by a fabulous finish from a player small in stature but giant in personality and influence. Aguero’s personal reward is a place in City’s history books. City’s reward on the night was a place in the Champions League knockout rounds with two group games to spare and another wave of plaudits for a side that have bags of character and resilience to supplement all those rich, swashbuckling qualities.

To put this result into context, Napoli had conceded just three goals at the Stadio San Paolo this season going into the game. That City breached their opponents’ net four times said as much about their talent as their perseverance and ability to recover so strongly from a taxing first half hour when the Serie A leaders were quite brilliant, and while Aguero will steal the headlines, this was, first and foremost, a highly accomplished team performance.

To Aguero first, though. The game was locked at 2-2 when Ederson made a stunning reflex save to deny Jose Callejon. It was the sort of save that can turn matches and so it would prove. From the resulting corner, Napoli lost possession and City broke on the counter. Leroy Sane raced from the centre circle to the edge of Napoli’s penalty area before being tackled but there was Aguero to pick up the loose ball and rifle the coolest of finishes into the corner. He has made a career out of those sorts of moments and now stands alone, ahead of Eric Brook, as the greatest goal getter this club has seen. His emotion was obvious. “I’ll enjoy this moment,” Aguero said. “It is only a one-time thing. This shirt is for my son [Benjamin]. My family and friends in Argentina were watching so thank you everyone.”

john@staustell wrote:Some strange disturbances in the force. Some of our oldest enemies are gushing praise. Like Shearer

gillie wrote:

john@staustell wrote:Some strange disturbances in the force. Some of our oldest enemies are gushing praise. Like Shearer

But yet you know as well as I do that they really want us to fail. Their gushing praise is given through gritted teeth.

gillie wrote:

john@staustell wrote:Some strange disturbances in the force. Some of our oldest enemies are gushing praise. Like Shearer

But yet you know as well as I do that they really want us to fail. Their gushing praise is given through gritted teeth.

Swales4ever wrote:

gillie wrote:

john@staustell wrote:Some strange disturbances in the force. Some of our oldest enemies are gushing praise. Like Shearer

But yet you know as well as I do that they really want us to fail. Their gushing praise is given through gritted teeth.

indeed! Shearer praising City is like an American Republican who believe in science.
doesnt fit.

Mikhail Chigorin wrote:

Swales4ever wrote:

gillie wrote:

john@staustell wrote:Some strange disturbances in the force. Some of our oldest enemies are gushing praise. Like Shearer

But yet you know as well as I do that they really want us to fail. Their gushing praise is given through gritted teeth.

indeed! Shearer praising City is like an American Republican who believe in science.
doesnt fit.

Brilliant analogy.
Well done to you.

johnny crossan wrote:

Mikhail Chigorin wrote:

Swales4ever wrote:

gillie wrote:

john@staustell wrote:Some strange disturbances in the force. Some of our oldest enemies are gushing praise. Like Shearer

But yet you know as well as I do that they really want us to fail. Their gushing praise is given through gritted teeth.

indeed! Shearer praising City is like an American Republican who believe in science.
doesnt fit.

Brilliant analogy.
Well done to you.

Which of you is bringing the sacrificial goat?

Swales4ever wrote:bringing the sacrificial goat?



what about this fake human being?

johnny crossan wrote:SSN just now - Raggy Danny Higgy - 'If City hadn't been so good United would be top of the league and nobody would be complaining'
priceless :lol:

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:

johnny crossan wrote:SSN just now - Raggy Danny Higgy - 'If City hadn't been so good United would be top of the league and nobody would be complaining'
priceless

He wept, did Jesus.

sheblue wrote:

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:

johnny crossan wrote:SSN just now - Raggy Danny Higgy - 'If City hadn't been so good United would be top of the league and nobody would be complaining'
priceless

He wept, did Jesus.

What are those'people supposed to be complaining about?

Swales4ever wrote:meanwhile... at the Murdoch's worship of evil, here comes Le Tiss's big sunday dream team:



of course Hairstylescum had to be pushed into, but still quite a telling state of affairs for the filthy lot.
cannot wait for Los Blanco fascistis to raid Gayer. yet another little step further down the Spools course.

Swales4ever wrote:meanwhile... at the Murdoch's worship of evil, here comes Le Tiss's big sunday dream team:



of course Hairstylescum had to be pushed into, but still quite a telling state of affairs for the filthy lot.
cannot wait for Los Blanco fascistis to raid Gayer. yet another little step further down the Spools course.

gmercer1 wrote:Sterling should be ahead that pussy Hazard!

Wonderwall wrote:

Swales4ever wrote:meanwhile... at the Murdoch's worship of evil, here comes Le Tiss's big sunday dream team:



of course Hairstylescum had to be pushed into, but still quite a telling state of affairs for the filthy lot.
cannot wait for Los Blanco fascistis to raid Gayer. yet another little step further down the Spools course.

So that's his opinion of the best 11 from city, Chelsea, arsenal and rag squads.
Zero from arsenal!
2 from the rags
4 from chelski
5 from god's own team

However, it's bullshit as he says in his comments that rashford was unlucky to miss out. Wtf. Give your head a wobble