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Original Dub wrote:So, kdb's form has dipped in thr last few months, taking him out of the top 3 for poty.

But salah gets in?

Ok Jason, sounds spot on.

https://talksport.com/football/1107816/

Are these people for real?
It's not even biased anymore, I think it's frustration? Delusion?

I was never a fan of the likes of Gerrard, Giggs, Scholes, Cantona, etc, but I would lose all my reputation (if I had their job) saying they were not top top players. Or saying now that someone like the Ginger Socrates is not in the top 3.
Ffs, he might be the best ever playmaker Belgian football ever produced, better than Scifo.

I’ve mentioned this Cunt in the past
Tom Remmy He does a radio program over here
He also commentates on games Still lives in England. London I think ? So talking about Halland
Coming in he says something along the lines of
“If he went to any other team than City it would be great for the league” Then goes on again how we cheated with ffp and just carry on spending what we want . Will not let go of what a slimy club we are ,
He really needs a letter from the club , And a Nice Quiet Word if any of you bump into him

stupot wrote:

Original Dub wrote:So, kdb's form has dipped in thr last few months, taking him out of the top 3 for poty.

But salah gets in?

Ok Jason, sounds spot on.

https://talksport.com/football/1107816/

Alan Brazil and Ally McCoist slaughtered him this morning for saying that.

Cundy - second-rate footballer, won nowt, knows nowt, but never fails to criticize City when we lose,

I think you're all spelling his name wrong.

PL run-in so media are in overdrive:

1. Our dressing room is unsettled because of the wages Haaland will get.
2. Our dressing room was upset over Grealish's salary
3. City have put a price out for Jesus and Ars and Spurs are interested.
4. Sterling is unsettled and eyeing a move away
5. Bern same as Sterling
6. Haaland has a two year release clause in his contract
7. Pep is running down his contract
8. Haaland can stall Liverpool's assault on City's goal scoring records - wtf is that about?
9. and on and on .....

We should take this BS as a compliment

Dimples wrote:PL run-in so media are in overdrive:

1. Our dressing room is unsettled because of the wages Haaland will get.
2. Our dressing room was upset over Grealish's salary
3. City have put a price out for Jesus and Ars and Spurs are interested.
4. Sterling is unsettled and eyeing a move away
5. Bern same as Sterling
6. Haaland has a two year release clause in his contract
7. Pep is running down his contract
8. Haaland can stall Liverpool's assault on City's goal scoring records - wtf is that about?
9. and on and on .....

We should take this BS as a compliment

Your last line is the only point of truth. Every media outlet is trying to put a negative spin on the Haaland transfer. Ive seen stories about the 4-5 losers at city on his arrival. The bottom line is that we have got a genuine, once in a generation talent. Yes recent financial constraints of some of our European competitors has no doubt worked in our favour, but little old city have made a serious game changing transfer and the fall-out is and will continue to be, a thing of beauty. Fuck the lot of them. Interesting timing as well, title run-in and we've put a marker down for the following season. Will it force the competition into re-thinking their summer spending

Seeing as these same clubs created the financial constraints in the first place, it is a joy to see them struggling because of their own handiwork.

Tokyo Blue wrote:Seeing as these same clubs created the financial constraints in the first place, it is a joy to see them struggling because of their own handiwork.

The irony is not lost on me either. It will be interesting to see the next evolution of FFP. I read earlier this week that UEFA had decided against usiing coefficients with the revised chumps league. As that does not help the old G14 members who have fallen on hard times, there has got tio be something else on the horizon

salford city wrote:

Tokyo Blue wrote:Seeing as these same clubs created the financial constraints in the first place, it is a joy to see them struggling because of their own handiwork.

The irony is not lost on me either. It will be interesting to see the next evolution of FFP. I read earlier this week that UEFA had decided against usiing coefficients with the revised chumps league. As that does not help the old G14 members who have fallen on hard times, there has got tio be something else on the horizon

Whatever is coming you can bet your bottom $
The rag media will spin it that Uefa are saving football against the likes of big bad old “State owned clubs fuckin parasites the lot of em

Now we're stockpiling brilliance.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football ... y-26952345

Original Dub wrote:Now we're stockpiling brilliance.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football ... y-26952345

This is brilliant "The £51million release clause was reasonable" hahahaha what an absolute clown. Had to stop reading after this.

I’ve noticed that “Human Rights” and our owners are being dragged up now. Haaland pictured in a tee shirt supporting Human Rights and the narrative - “how can he wear that and play for his new owners” Such bitter bitter fucks

I'm still amazed that every day the media are either city bashing or calling Pep paranoid for calling them out on City bashing.

He played a stormer there highlighting it

Martin Samuels is on the money again - :

UEFA still looking after chosen ones

UEFA have revamped their rules regarding financial fair play. Now, it is about sustainability. A major change is that clubs can lose roughly £60million over three years - double what was previously allowed.

How fortuitous that this should come in just at the moment major influencers like Manchester United and Barcelona need to spend big to get back in the game. What a coincidence.

Yet in some areas the rules have been tightened. External agencies will more closely monitor sponsorship deals with third parties, particularly those brands that might have close relations with the owners. It's a rule that would allow Manchester United, say, to strike deals with companies in Saudi Arabia - but outlaw the same for Newcastle.

Why don't UEFA just bring in a rule that says: whatever Manchester City are doing is illegal. It would save a lot of time, insider networking and hypocrisy.

Brilliant as ever Martin

“ Why don't UEFA just bring in a rule that says: whatever Manchester City are doing is illegal. It would save a lot of time, insider networking and hypocrisy.”

Brilliant Can he have a statue outside the ground?

City had a do last night to celebrate 93.20 . 2K fans in attendance apparently and Tyler was one of the guests , the cunt actually turned up and got booed all night and had a pint thrown over him .
Epic fuck off tyler

City64 wrote:City had a do last night to celebrate 93.20 . 2K fans in attendance apparently and Tyler was one of the guests , the cunt actually turned up and got booed all night and had a pint thrown over him .
Epic fuck off tyler

I don’t like him but wasting a pint over him, is poor mate. A guest of the club, not cool.

Hazy2 wrote:

City64 wrote:City had a do last night to celebrate 93.20 . 2K fans in attendance apparently and Tyler was one of the guests , the cunt actually turned up and got booed all night and had a pint thrown over him .
Epic fuck off tyler

I don’t like him but wasting a pint over him, is poor mate. A guest of the club, not cool.

Agree. Plus, from what I’ve read elsewhere, Gael Clichy was hit by the beer.