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England U17s are currently 3-0 up with Foden on the scoresheet. Sancho also with a penalty pffft

Wonderwall wrote:England U17s are currently 3-0 up with Foden on the scoresheet. Sancho also with a penalty pffft

I saw a bit of it while having my sandwich.
in that respect I came in also to ask informed folks about who's the retarded sociopath which confined Phil's talent on the right flank.

Dubciteh wrote:

CrownPointBlue wrote:

iwasthere2012 wrote:

CrownPointBlue wrote:

iwasthere2012 wrote:God. I didn’t realise Wales were as bad as that.

Well as Nidge said. Two more games to enjoy.

In the immortal words of Francesco Zappa......
The torture never stops.

Two very average 'championship' teams who play kick and rush agricultural hoofball

Coleman is an arrogant Cnut & Keane is just a dog bothering Cnut

Good riddance to both of em eventually !!

Manchester - The City of CITY.

We’re shite and we know we are.
But we don’t think we’re in the elite of the football world.
We know what we are.

O'Neil & The dog botherer Ltd.

Biff,boot,bang,long,%,crunch,thud,high,stamp.

Philistines.

LOL.

Its great isnt it? Could see us get to the WC and i dont give a shite what type of football it is, its a results business and it wasnt that long ago Pearce was doing similar here except without the goals and the results!

Shite is shite,but Irish shite is shitier than English shite & that's pretty shite !!

Look at our gates under that prick Pearce & Beany.

Peeps weren't prepared to watch that kind of drossball even before The Sheikh arrived.

Wonderwall wrote:England U17s are currently 3-0 up with Foden on the scoresheet. Sancho also with a penalty pffft

Tuned in just in time to see Foden hacked and Mexico score twice. Who's the Eurosport commentator? He seems to be willing Mexico to win.

Swales4ever wrote:

Wonderwall wrote:England U17s are currently 3-0 up with Foden on the scoresheet. Sancho also with a penalty pffft

I saw a bit of it while having my sandwich.
in that respect I came in also to ask informed folks about who's the retarded sociopath which confined Phil's talent on the right flank.

Steve cooper is the U17 coach. Managed a total of 65 footballing appearances of which 57 were for Bangor City. Spent his coaching career with Wrexham and Liverpool academies before moving to the England set up.

Wonderwall wrote:

Swales4ever wrote:

Wonderwall wrote:England U17s are currently 3-0 up with Foden on the scoresheet. Sancho also with a penalty pffft

I saw a bit of it while having my sandwich.
in that respect I came in also to ask informed folks about who's the retarded sociopath which confined Phil's talent on the right flank.

Steve cooper is the U17 coach. Managed a total of 65 footballing appearances of which 57 were for Bangor City. Spent his coaching career with Wrexham and Liverpool academies before moving to the England set up.

cheers boss.

I've been told by google he is a welsh former semi-profesional and son of a referee.
perhaps mine was a tad too much of a rant, but I am really fed up at seeing the lad's talent on U17 selection instead of leading the swing in Southgate realm of boredom, where he clearly belongs.
one thing is being obscured by KdB and Dave but this is bordering farcical, imho.

Some goals from last night from our new kid in the Ederson vs Bravo game (Bravo still shit).



And some goals from our other new kid!

how fucking shit is bravo??

Nigels Tackle wrote:how fucking shit is bravo??

imho, question should be:
if Neymar is worth in the region of three Pogbas, how many Pogbas+Lukakus we are gonna need to account Jesus value, in very short time.
Ive never been much arsed of accountancy, but I feel we should already use Pogbas+Lukakus as means of worth.

disclaimer: Im particularly tired tonight and suspect my language is accordingly flawed.

I'm bored

Justified logic wrote:I'm bored

so true,
perhaps, it's healthy to remind that we have been so much accustomed to luxury, sexy football, that we are at risk to react as addicts do.
but what a fantastic booze City is!

Sterling and Delph have pulled out of the England squad.

Hopefully a good sign that they are really putting city first for the moment and not bothering with meaningless friendlies.

Who else are we missing on international duty. We could really do with giving a lot of our players a rest, we have started to look a bit jaded over the past couple of weeks. Train, rest and recover for the next couple of weeks and then a big push until Christmas would ease the pressure in the league when all the cup competitions start getting heavy in jan/feb/march

FA cup winners 2006 wrote:Sterling and Delph have pulled out of the England squad.

Hopefully a good sign that they are really putting city first for the moment and not bothering with meaningless friendlies.

Who else are we missing on international duty. We could really do with giving a lot of our players a rest, we have started to look a bit jaded over the past couple of weeks. Train, rest and recover for the next couple of weeks and then a big push until Christmas would ease the pressure in the league when all the cup competitions start getting heavy in jan/feb/march

Good news that they're both out of the squad. Priority is for them to rest so that they're available for our next match.

We don't need meaningless international matches aggravating any injuries.

FA cup winners 2006 wrote:Sterling and Delph have pulled out of the England squad.

Hopefully a good sign that they are really putting city first for the moment and not bothering with meaningless friendlies.

Who else are we missing on international duty. We could really do with giving a lot of our players a rest, we have started to look a bit jaded over the past couple of weeks. Train, rest and recover for the next couple of weeks and then a big push until Christmas would ease the pressure in the league when all the cup competitions start getting heavy in jan/feb/march

when delph got “injured” at the end of arse match i did wonder if it had been calculated to swerve the internationals (again). well done, delphy. just wish KDB and others would follow suit.

Sideshow Bob wrote:

FA cup winners 2006 wrote:Sterling and Delph have pulled out of the England squad.

Hopefully a good sign that they are really putting city first for the moment and not bothering with meaningless friendlies.

Who else are we missing on international duty. We could really do with giving a lot of our players a rest, we have started to look a bit jaded over the past couple of weeks. Train, rest and recover for the next couple of weeks and then a big push until Christmas would ease the pressure in the league when all the cup competitions start getting heavy in jan/feb/march

when delph got “injured” at the end of arse match i did wonder if it had been calculated to swerve the internationals (again). well done, delphy. just wish KDB and others would follow suit.

This is what we expect from our players - I think some of our players have seen the reaction of PeP when Kompany decided to once again put country before club....and now hes on the bench...and has been for a while and probably will be for a while longer.

Players at City cannot afford to get injured as there is so much competition for places..get injured and your spot may be gone for a while longer than your injury.

Sideshow Bob wrote:

FA cup winners 2006 wrote:Sterling and Delph have pulled out of the England squad.

Hopefully a good sign that they are really putting city first for the moment and not bothering with meaningless friendlies.

Who else are we missing on international duty. We could really do with giving a lot of our players a rest, we have started to look a bit jaded over the past couple of weeks. Train, rest and recover for the next couple of weeks and then a big push until Christmas would ease the pressure in the league when all the cup competitions start getting heavy in jan/feb/march

when delph got “injured” at the end of arse match i did wonder if it had been calculated to swerve the internationals (again). well done, delphy. just wish KDB and others would follow suit.

I'm sure Delph would love to be in the England squad in the summer, but his best chance of that is staying fit and maintaining his great form with City, not being on the bench or whatever, while Raheem is a certainty anyway. They may both really be injured for all I know, but sitting this one out is a good move either way.

carl_feedthegoat wrote:

Sideshow Bob wrote:

FA cup winners 2006 wrote:Sterling and Delph have pulled out of the England squad.

Hopefully a good sign that they are really putting city first for the moment and not bothering with meaningless friendlies.

Who else are we missing on international duty. We could really do with giving a lot of our players a rest, we have started to look a bit jaded over the past couple of weeks. Train, rest and recover for the next couple of weeks and then a big push until Christmas would ease the pressure in the league when all the cup competitions start getting heavy in jan/feb/march

when delph got “injured” at the end of arse match i did wonder if it had been calculated to swerve the internationals (again). well done, delphy. just wish KDB and others would follow suit.

This is what we expect from our players - I think some of our players have seen the reaction of PeP when Kompany decided to once again put country before club....and now hes on the bench...and has been for a while and probably will be for a while longer.

Players at City cannot afford to get injured as there is so much competition for places..get injured and your spot may be gone for a while longer than your injury.

excellent point!
and what a perfectly ordered lexicon

FA cup winners 2006 wrote:Sterling and Delph have pulled out of the England squad.

Hopefully a good sign that they are really putting city first for the moment and not bothering with meaningless friendlies.

Who else are we missing on international duty. We could really do with giving a lot of our players a rest, we have started to look a bit jaded over the past couple of weeks. Train, rest and recover for the next couple of weeks and then a big push until Christmas would ease the pressure in the league when all the cup competitions start getting heavy in jan/feb/march

Story accompanied by photos of Sterling. I wonder why...

That knock to Delph in the game had me a little worried. Not for England but for us. However, seeing KDB holding him up and calling for the medical staff really had me thinking he could be out for a while.

Hopefully it was just precautionary but that half second of footage didn't fill me with optimism.

Sterling probably just fucked them off, knowing he was going to get boo'd whatever.