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carl_feedthegoat wrote:

Justified logic wrote:

Wooders wrote:Has he been back on match of the day since speaking out? I suspect not...

Yes he has been back on BBC. Think it was MotD but may have been Football Focus.

Feeling sore today ?

Great post!

Scum at Swansea is the TV game in the crap cup. What a surprise.

Hazy2 wrote:Scum at Swansea is the TV game in the crap cup. What a surprise.

Pathetic

Well, I listened to 90 mins about money and the usual rag references tonight on bt - the bt stream I should say (you're my boy big blue) - so I thought I'd check what the leading story was on sky after that win:

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/ ... nee-injury

On the plus side, sky have taken 6m off their own valuation of mendy

I should send this to that fuckign TIT from the BBC to help him out with his next Anti city agenda.

Shakhtar Donetsk stay top after a disappointing defeat. [BBCSport]



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carl_feedthegoat wrote:I should send this to that fuckign TIT from the BBC to help him out with his next Anti city agenda.

Shakhtar Donetsk stay top after a disappointing defeat. [BBCSport]



Mancity Bible

Your table is missing City. Here is the correct one:



As you can see, City are obviously bottom of the table because reasons.

When the first two lines of that appeared at the bottom of my screen I thought it was in Cyrillic script!

Look forward to this tomorrow night

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/41402889

Justified logic wrote::lol:

When the first two lines of that appeared at the bottom of my screen I thought it was in Cyrillic script!

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Justified logic wrote::lol:

When the first two lines of that appeared at the bottom of my screen I thought it was in Cyrillic script!

Nice one.

Enjoyed this from Football365's Mediawatch:


In rude Delph
Fabian Delph played at left-back for Manchester City against Shakhtar Donetsk. He was really good. He made three tackles, four interceptions and one clearance, and was crowned “man of the match” by manager Pep Guardiola after the game.

David Anderson of the Daily Mirror was not wholly impressed. He says it highlights the ‘flaw’, the ‘uncharacteristic oversight’ in Guardiola’s squad.

‘Guardiola had probably not expected Aleksandar Kolarov to go, but the Serb’s head was turned by an offer from Roma,’ Anderson writes. ‘So it was left to Delph to smooth off his square corners and try to be a round peg in a round hole.

‘Guardiola had every faith in Delph because as a former midfielder himself, the Catalan believes they are the most intelligent players on the pitch due to their ability to play in defence and attack.

‘Delph was probably just glad to get a start and it was only his 21st in his two-and-a-half years at City.’

Anderson does concede that Delph ‘did make a fine tackle’ at one stage and was ‘not overworked’, but he says that ‘bigger challenges lie ahead if Mendy remains out’.

‘Mendy driving forward for City from his left-back position has been a big plus for them this season and Delph did not do that.’

No, but he did create two goalscoring chances, fewer than only David Silva and Kevin de Bruyne, and completed three dribbles, fewer than only Leroy Sane.

Add the fact that full-backs under Guardiola often tuck into central midfield, as Anderson himself concedes in the piece, and that Danilo offers a more defensive option as Mendy’s replacement if needed, and you start to wonder what all the fuss is about.

Go to 6.14 in Cheesy's vlog and listen to the reaction from the press box to Aguero's penalty miss, I'm hoping it was just members of the Ukrainian press

Just watching MOTD and the Scum's laughable performance against a joke Palace side.

Lukaku has just been described by the commentator as "one of the world's most lethal strikers".

I think I'm in danger of regurgitating my supper

Mikhail Chigorin wrote:Just watching MOTD and the Scum's laughable performance against a joke Palace side.

Lukaku has just been described by the commentator as "one of the world's most lethal strikers".

I think I'm in danger of regurgitating my supper

I'm surprised it survived the emetic of Poltroon Pearce's joke commentary on our complete triumph this afternoon. The truly tragic attempt to hide his pain and the utter humiliation of the Chavs was as vomit inducing as a dose of ipecacuana.

Shearer was raving over out play. Luckily I was lay down as I'd have been flattened by such a statement.

We must be doing things right.

Beefymcfc wrote:Shearer was raving over out play. Luckily I was lay down as I'd have been flattened by such a statement.

We must be doing things right.

vid or it ain't true!
Shearer raving over our play is a concept that defies the force of gravity.
what about jugears?

Swales4ever wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:Shearer was raving over out play. Luckily I was lay down as I'd have been flattened by such a statement.

We must be doing things right.

vid or it ain't true!
Shearer raving over our play is a concept that defies the force of gravity.
what about jugears?

He was so over the top it really did take me aback.

ok. looks like I'm gonna download my first MOTD episode of this season. a must watch

johnny crossan wrote:

Mikhail Chigorin wrote:Just watching MOTD and the Scum's laughable performance against a joke Palace side.

Lukaku has just been described by the commentator as "one of the world's most lethal strikers".

I think I'm in danger of regurgitating my supper

I'm surprised it survived the emetic of Poltroon Pearce's joke commentary on our complete triumph this afternoon. The truly tragic attempt to hide his pain and the utter humiliation of the Chavs was as vomit inducing as a dose of ipecacuana.

The bitter twat dug Otamendi out twice towards the end of the highlights - no mention of how awful Chelsea were though