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[stupot]

Are there more entitled fans than Villa's out there?

They are not impressed by the appointment of Emery. The manager that won the most UEFA/Europa League in history.
Illusion of grandeur or what?

I've always felt he was a good decent manager. He didn't get enough time at Arsenal.
One thing is for sure he is too good for Villa and their fans.

I'm surprised that he has taken this. Decent manager if given the time and say in the way rhings are to be run which is what he did not have at the Arse. Can only assume the Villa board have promised him this. Be interested to see how this progresses

He broke Arsenals transfer record on Pepe for 72 mil and then bought David Luiz.
I'm surprised he lasted as long as he did.

[Harry Dowd scored]

The FA to take no action after confrontation between Liverpool's Jordan Henderson and Arsenal's Gabriel

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63397057

Looks like different rules apply to some teams

[carolina-blue]

The FA to take no action after confrontation between Liverpool's Jordan Henderson and Arsenal's Gabriel

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63397057

Looks like different rules apply to some teams

What a load of shite , you only had to look at Firminio’s face to know that he said something he very much shouldn’t have ,
I am really sick of these scouse cunts getting away with everyfuckincuntish thing they do

[Harry Dowd scored]

Out of the Mirror - :

Erling Haaland spotted limping into Man City assessment amid anxious wait over injury

Bit of a worry

[zuricity]

Out of the Mirror - :

Erling Haaland spotted limping into Man City assessment amid anxious wait over injury

Bit of a worry

To quote that well known typing error Spike Milligna , "He walked with a pronounced Limp - L-I-M-P, pronounced Limp".

[Original Dub]

Our friends in the mirror - i thought we secured top spot, no?:

The same however can certainly be said of his Man City teammates on what turned out to be a regretful evening in Germany. Despite having already qualified for the last-16 of the competition, City were aiming to earn victory against the German side and rubber-stamp top spot in the group.

[Bluemoon4610]

Our friends in the mirror - i thought we secured top spot, no?:

The same however can certainly be said of his Man City teammates on what turned out to be a regretful evening in Germany. Despite having already qualified for the last-16 of the competition, City were aiming to earn victory against the German side and rubber-stamp top spot in the group.

Just proving that they are thick as fuck non-journos...

[Dimples]

Good to see what comes around goes around.
Spurs and Conte very upset over CL disallowed goal. Conte alluding to corruption.
Suck it up Spurs, you were happy to take those decisions when you played City in the CL. So shut the fcuk up.

[nottsblue]

Good to see what comes around goes around.
Spurs and Conte very upset over CL disallowed goal. Conte alluding to corruption.
Suck it up Spurs, you were happy to take those decisions when you played City in the CL. So shut the fcuk up.

Exactly my very first thought

Hard fucking luck

[Mase]

Good to see what comes around goes around.
Spurs and Conte very upset over CL disallowed goal. Conte alluding to corruption.
Suck it up Spurs, you were happy to take those decisions when you played City in the CL. So shut the fcuk up.

Exactly my very first thought

Hard fucking luck

I’ve watched the video of Kane celebrating three times today laughing every time I watch it. It’s brilliant.

[carl_feedthegoat]

Good to see what comes around goes around.
Spurs and Conte very upset over CL disallowed goal. Conte alluding to corruption.
Suck it up Spurs, you were happy to take those decisions when you played City in the CL. So shut the fcuk up.

Exactly my very first thought

Hard fucking luck

This this and this

[Sparklehorse]

Good to see what comes around goes around.
Spurs and Conte very upset over CL disallowed goal. Conte alluding to corruption.
Suck it up Spurs, you were happy to take those decisions when you played City in the CL. So shut the fcuk up.

Exactly my very first thought

Hard fucking luck

This this and this

The sweet smell of Karma doing its thing

[nottsblue]

Good to see what comes around goes around.
Spurs and Conte very upset over CL disallowed goal. Conte alluding to corruption.
Suck it up Spurs, you were happy to take those decisions when you played City in the CL. So shut the fcuk up.

Exactly my very first thought

Hard fucking luck

This this and this

The sweet smell of Karma doing its thing

It's just a shame they are still in it. Though I believe if Marseille beat them in the last game then they are out

[Harry Dowd scored]

Thought this was interesting, the full article in the link

“Visit the playing grounds of a storied soccer team in Manchester and be inspired by the city’s art scene as well.”

Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium is the city’s highest rated attraction on Tripadvisor and visitors praised the stadium tour.

One person said: “What a fantastic experience for Man City fans! We never felt rushed and could ask lots of questions.”

https://www.express.co.uk/travel/articl ... geographic

[Sparklehorse]

Good to see what comes around goes around.
Spurs and Conte very upset over CL disallowed goal. Conte alluding to corruption.
Suck it up Spurs, you were happy to take those decisions when you played City in the CL. So shut the fcuk up.

Exactly my very first thought

Hard fucking luck

This this and this

The sweet smell of Karma doing its thing

It's just a shame they are still in it. Though I believe if Marseille beat them in the last game then they are out

It’s unusual in that all four teams can qualify

[nottsblue]

And win the group as well unless I'm mistaken

[Harry Dowd scored]

Got this off the beeb. -:

'Lack of succession planning costs Liverpool'
Liverpool v Napoli (20:00 GMT)
Jordan Chamberlain, Empire of the Kop

The seven highest paid players in Liverpool’s history started against Leeds United on Saturday.

There are obviously injuries, but the Reds are still fielding multiple world-class players yet putting in abysmal performances.

No team in Premier League history has lost to the team in 20th in consecutive weekends, but Liverpool managed that against Jesse Marsch's side, having failed at Nottingham Forest last weekend.

Some blame has to go into the lack of succession planning when Jurgen Klopp's Reds were at their peak. Then, sporting director Michael Edwards handed out big, bumper contracts to Alisson, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk, Andy Robertson, Fabinho and Jordan Henderson, that will tie them to the club well into their thirties.

Half that list of players look over the hill, sadly, but will still be earning the enormous sums we could have perhaps spent more smartly on younger, healthier, hungrier players.

Now, the club needs to work out how it can finance a rebuild while still paying the supposed superstars already on long-term deals.

Perhaps Klopp and the board have been too loyal to too many and they've simply grown old and ran themselves into the ground, together.

[zuricity]

^^^^^^

Why is anybody surprised at such deals . Pure stupidity , like at the rags . Let them go under .

[Indianablue]

Nice to see the scouse twat Tony Evans getting pelters on Twitter for his repugnant effort to blame Heysel on the stadium condition

[PeterParker]

Sky are devastated BOBBY F missed the Brazil squad and they are posting some stats about how good he is compared to the rest