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[Mase]

Mahrez being dropped is ridiculous. We always look more of a threat with him on. Like I said in the match thread, Pep sometimes will randomly get a bee in his bonnet when a player is playing well and just sit them on the bench for a while. I don’t know why he does it.

[City64]

Right, can someone clear this up for once and for all please?

I can see that richarldson was offside in the build up, but am I right in saying the Premier league stated the reason for no penalty was a non handball?

Why is the offside not the reason it wasn't given, makes zero sense?

Offside in build up to phase where Rodri caught the fucking ball . Simple as fuck .

[City64]

Why is Riyad Mahrez, City’s top scorer and assister since January 2021, out of the team all of a sudden? Why is Bernardo Silva, one of the best players in the league this season — if not the best — now being pushed up into the attack, and on Saturday to the right wing for a while? Will Kevin De Bruyne’s up-and-down season continue?

Thought the above comment interesting

It’s Mahrez or Sterling for that position both have been playing superbly until last weekend when Sterling had a dip in form . Bernardo best position is inside not wide which fucks things up then you have Foden,s position active with all that and Grealish can’t get a fucking game or Jesus no wonder the opposition play with 13 at the back no cunt has a clue what we are gonna do ……….

[zuricity]

Why is Riyad Mahrez, City’s top scorer and assister since January 2021, out of the team all of a sudden? Why is Bernardo Silva, one of the best players in the league this season — if not the best — now being pushed up into the attack, and on Saturday to the right wing for a while? Will Kevin De Bruyne’s up-and-down season continue?

Thought the above comment interesting

It’s Mahrez or Sterling for that position both have been playing superbly until last weekend when Sterling had a dip in form . Bernardo best position is inside not wide which fucks things up then you have Foden,s position active with all that and Grealish can’t get a fucking game or Jesus no wonder the opposition play with 13 at the back no cunt has a clue what we are gonna do ……….

Who gives a Fcuk what Sam Lee has to say ? I don't.

[Dimples]

State of the art neuroscience plays it's part in cup win, according to Klopp, 'incredible impact' seemingly.

It will all end in tears. It always does when the cult leader starts believing his own publicity.

[Mase]

State of the art neuroscience plays it's part in cup win, according to Klopp, 'incredible impact' seemingly.

It will all end in tears. It always does when the cult leader starts believing his own publicity.

State of the art PEDs he means. Funny how they’ve suddenly got all their energy back after all the COVID testing has stopped.

[PeterParker]

Pep Guardiola: "My wife is so elegant, she helps me a lot [with my fashion]. Before her, I was a disaster. Now I'm elegant thanks to her. All good things in my life are created by others; sometimes from my wife, sometimes from the money we have at club.."
[via: Sky Sports]

See, shithousery like this one makes one love him even with his brainfarts.


Hope he stays until he is senile.

[Mase]

Pep Guardiola: "My wife is so elegant, she helps me a lot [with my fashion]. Before her, I was a disaster. Now I'm elegant thanks to her. All good things in my life are created by others; sometimes from my wife, sometimes from the money we have at club.."
[via: Sky Sports]

See, shithousery like this one makes one love him even with his brainfarts.


Hope he stays until he is senile.

Haha I love that!

[brite blu sky]

Pep Guardiola: "My wife is so elegant, she helps me a lot [with my fashion]. Before her, I was a disaster. Now I'm elegant thanks to her. All good things in my life are created by others; sometimes from my wife, sometimes from the money we have at club.."
[via: Sky Sports]

I want this printed on a replica of Bernie's guard of honour Mug

[Mase]

Pep Guardiola: "My wife is so elegant, she helps me a lot [with my fashion]. Before her, I was a disaster. Now I'm elegant thanks to her. All good things in my life are created by others; sometimes from my wife, sometimes from the money we have at club.."
[via: Sky Sports]

I want this printed on a replica of Bernie's guard of honour Mug

[nottsblue]

This from the BBC match report

The loss puts United in a desperate position in the battle for crucial fourth place and a spot in next season's Champions League after Arsenal's win at Watford strengthened their hold on that position. The Gunners are now fourth, a point ahead of United with three games in hand.

United, of course, are still in the Champions League but the notion that they have a chance of winning Europe's elite competition is the stuff of fantasy based on this grim evidence.

It was painful to watch United chasing shadows and outmanoeuvred at every turn by a City team they would like to regard as rivals.

United seem to be a club in limbo, with an interim manager in Rangnick and a squad of players who are not good enough and seem disaffected with life at the club.

Bruno Fernandes, such an inspiration when he first arrived, now spends more time arguing with officials and attempting to buy cheap fouls than acting as a creative force while the momentum and joy sparked by the return of Ronaldo has long since gone.

This was a dismal afternoon for United and they face an uphill fight to salvage their season.

It wasn’t that long ago something like this would never have been dared to be published. When the journalists who for so long had the rags six and who would always spin a poor performance are sticking the knife in, you know they are in trouble

[brite blu sky]

It wasn’t that long ago something like this would never have been dared to be published.

I get the sense rag fans have accepted what they are finally ( maybe not the plastic whords ) but the press has yet to catch up and accept it. So fucking funny, so full of shit. i love Hubris it is the best.

[City64]

Can’t see the rag cunts recovering from todays mauling on and off the pitch at the Etihad today . Ruined for life them cunts after today print that you rag loving media cunts .

[Bear60]

Can’t see the rag cunts recovering from todays mauling on and off the pitch at the Etihad today . Ruined for life them cunts after today print that you rag loving media cunts .

Love it mate
Was starting an extension tomorrow but that’s not happening now now I will put the lads on it fucking great day

[Dimples]

Red Nose must be distraught and very confused.

The media daring to publish stuff like the above, no more 'Fergie time', their 'penalty' count has nose dived and they can't seem to pick and choose their refs anymore.
(although they still don't get yellow carded).

The UTD Way under SAF of bullying, intimidation and cheating seems to be difficult to replicate now he has gone. I wonder why? What has changed?
Looking forward to a tell all book when SAF shakes of his mortal coil.

[Tokyo Blue]

Var mate

[Beefymcfc]

This from the BBC match report

The loss puts United in a desperate position in the battle for crucial fourth place and a spot in next season's Champions League after Arsenal's win at Watford strengthened their hold on that position. The Gunners are now fourth, a point ahead of United with three games in hand.

United, of course, are still in the Champions League but the notion that they have a chance of winning Europe's elite competition is the stuff of fantasy based on this grim evidence.

It was painful to watch United chasing shadows and outmanoeuvred at every turn by a City team they would like to regard as rivals.

United seem to be a club in limbo, with an interim manager in Rangnick and a squad of players who are not good enough and seem disaffected with life at the club.

Bruno Fernandes, such an inspiration when he first arrived, now spends more time arguing with officials and attempting to buy cheap fouls than acting as a creative force while the momentum and joy sparked by the return of Ronaldo has long since gone.

This was a dismal afternoon for United and they face an uphill fight to salvage their season.

It wasn’t that long ago something like this would never have been dared to be published. When the journalists who for so long had the rags six and who would always spin a poor performance are sticking the knife in, you know they are in trouble

I didn’t think it was a painful watch, quite the opposite I’d say.

[johnny crossan]

This from the BBC match report

The loss puts United in a desperate position in the battle for crucial fourth place and a spot in next season's Champions League after Arsenal's win at Watford strengthened their hold on that position. The Gunners are now fourth, a point ahead of United with three games in hand.

United, of course, are still in the Champions League but the notion that they have a chance of winning Europe's elite competition is the stuff of fantasy based on this grim evidence.

It was painful to watch United chasing shadows and outmanoeuvred at every turn by a City team they would like to regard as rivals.

United seem to be a club in limbo, with an interim manager in Rangnick and a squad of players who are not good enough and seem disaffected with life at the club.

Bruno Fernandes, such an inspiration when he first arrived, now spends more time arguing with officials and attempting to buy cheap fouls than acting as a creative force while the momentum and joy sparked by the return of Ronaldo has long since gone.

This was a dismal afternoon for United and they face an uphill fight to salvage their season.

It wasn’t that long ago something like this would never have been dared to be published. When the journalists who for so long had the rags six and who would always spin a poor performance are sticking the knife in, you know they are in trouble

I didn’t think it was a painful watch, quite the opposite I’d say.

spare a thought for all those rags in London and indeed around the rest of the world waking up this morning in complete despair

[john68]

This from the BBC match report

The loss puts United in a desperate position in the battle for crucial fourth place and a spot in next season's Champions League after Arsenal's win at Watford strengthened their hold on that position. The Gunners are now fourth, a point ahead of United with three games in hand.

United, of course, are still in the Champions League but the notion that they have a chance of winning Europe's elite competition is the stuff of fantasy based on this grim evidence.

It was painful to watch United chasing shadows and outmanoeuvred at every turn by a City team they would like to regard as rivals.

United seem to be a club in limbo, with an interim manager in Rangnick and a squad of players who are not good enough and seem disaffected with life at the club.

Bruno Fernandes, such an inspiration when he first arrived, now spends more time arguing with officials and attempting to buy cheap fouls than acting as a creative force while the momentum and joy sparked by the return of Ronaldo has long since gone.

This was a dismal afternoon for United and they face an uphill fight to salvage their season.

It wasn’t that long ago something like this would never have been dared to be published. When the journalists who for so long had the rags six and who would always spin a poor performance are sticking the knife in, you know they are in trouble

I didn’t think it was a painful watch, quite the opposite I’d say.

spare a thought for all those rags in London and indeed around the rest of the world waking up this morning in complete despair :cry:

Sorry Mate, my guts are already aching just thinking and laughing at the local rags. If I widen my thoughts to the global rags, I'll need medical attention.

[john@staustell]

Adrian Durhams theme is that no one is giving us enough credit