john68 wrote:Scatman wrote:john68 wrote:The coming deby could be a very important one for both clubs.
I have been very disappointed with Pep's far too cautious approach in the last few years, so I hope he shows far more confidencein the squad this season.
A huge City win, like the 6-1 (or more) could be the final humiliation in the rags coffin, showing the World just how big the gap between them and City really is.
It could also be the catalyst for them to delf destruct even further
Sadly though, it is far more likely that Pep will fuck it up again.
Why?
nottsblue wrote:Anyone brave enough to drop in on red cafe? Absolutely hilarious. A very high proportion want Ole gone but they are also resigned to him staying due to the Glazers laissez faire attitude to running the club.
They are shitting it for our visit in a couple of weeks because we have the ability to just toy with them and humiliate them that way, along with spanking them of course
RodneyRodney wrote:nottsblue wrote:Anyone brave enough to drop in on red cafe? Absolutely hilarious. A very high proportion want Ole gone but they are also resigned to him staying due to the Glazers laissez faire attitude to running the club.
They are shitting it for our visit in a couple of weeks because we have the ability to just toy with them and humiliate them that way, along with spanking them of course
"I can’t remember where I read this, but it has been alleged City’s interest in Ronaldo was nothing more than a very public head fake to induce us to make the panic buy."
patrickblue wrote:RodneyRodney wrote:nottsblue wrote:Anyone brave enough to drop in on red cafe? Absolutely hilarious. A very high proportion want Ole gone but they are also resigned to him staying due to the Glazers laissez faire attitude to running the club.
They are shitting it for our visit in a couple of weeks because we have the ability to just toy with them and humiliate them that way, along with spanking them of course
"I can’t remember where I read this, but it has been alleged City’s interest in Ronaldo was nothing more than a very public head fake to induce us to make the panic buy."
I'm sure it was.
As was Pogba, Sanchez, Fred and others too numerous to mention.
They never learn.
john68 wrote:patrickblue wrote:RodneyRodney wrote:nottsblue wrote:Anyone brave enough to drop in on red cafe? Absolutely hilarious. A very high proportion want Ole gone but they are also resigned to him staying due to the Glazers laissez faire attitude to running the club.
They are shitting it for our visit in a couple of weeks because we have the ability to just toy with them and humiliate them that way, along with spanking them of course
"I can’t remember where I read this, but it has been alleged City’s interest in Ronaldo was nothing more than a very public head fake to induce us to make the panic buy."
I'm sure it was.
As was Pogba, Sanchez, Fred and others too numerous to mention.
They never learn.
Maybe we should let out to the media that we're about to buy the whole Oldham Athletic squad.
All on a player for player arrangement with no cash involved.
Mase wrote:Anyone seen the video of Scholes biting his 20 year old daughters toe nails
patrickblue wrote:Mase wrote:Anyone seen the video of Scholes biting his 20 year old daughters toe nails
Fortunately I've missed that one
Gross
Scatman wrote:john68 wrote:Scatman wrote:john68 wrote:The coming deby could be a very important one for both clubs.
I have been very disappointed with Pep's far too cautious approach in the last few years, so I hope he shows far more confidencein the squad this season.
A huge City win, like the 6-1 (or more) could be the final humiliation in the rags coffin, showing the World just how big the gap between them and City really is.
It could also be the catalyst for them to delf destruct even further
Sadly though, it is far more likely that Pep will fuck it up again.
Why?
It's the pessimist in me
john@staustell wrote:Scatman wrote:john68 wrote:Scatman wrote:john68 wrote:The coming deby could be a very important one for both clubs.
I have been very disappointed with Pep's far too cautious approach in the last few years, so I hope he shows far more confidencein the squad this season.
A huge City win, like the 6-1 (or more) could be the final humiliation in the rags coffin, showing the World just how big the gap between them and City really is.
It could also be the catalyst for them to delf destruct even further
Sadly though, it is far more likely that Pep will fuck it up again.
Why?
It's the pessimist in me
Plus even Agent Ole, dim though he seems, might have worked out that playing a pressing game with non pressing players against a good team is suicide. Back to parking the bus and playing on the break
Scatman wrote:john68 wrote:Scatman wrote:john68 wrote:The coming deby could be a very important one for both clubs.
I have been very disappointed with Pep's far too cautious approach in the last few years, so I hope he shows far more confidencein the squad this season.
A huge City win, like the 6-1 (or more) could be the final humiliation in the rags coffin, showing the World just how big the gap between them and City really is.
It could also be the catalyst for them to delf destruct even further
Sadly though, it is far more likely that Pep will fuck it up again.
Why?
It's the pessimist in me
nottsblue wrote:Mase wrote:
Dimples wrote:Roy 'straight talker, shoot from the hip, call it as it is, objective, impartial, honest pundit & MASSIVE CNUT' Keane must be on holidays. Lucky for OGS, as true professional pundit Keane would no doubt tear into him just like he does to everyone else.
Meanwhile Gary ' no to SL but support the Glazers for years' Neville thinks the club will 'hold their nerve' and leave Ollie in place until the end of the season before reviewing.
#truelight
#hyprocrites
Dimples wrote:Roy 'straight talker, shoot from the hip, call it as it is, objective, impartial, honest pundit & MASSIVE CNUT' Keane must be on holidays. Lucky for OGS, as true professional pundit Keane would no doubt tear into him just like he does to everyone else.
Meanwhile Gary ' no to SL but support the Glazers for years' Neville thinks the club will 'hold their nerve' and leave Ollie in place until the end of the season before reviewing.
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