Glorious.
nottsblue wrote:
Glorious.
carolina-blue wrote:hayling22 wrote:So lets get this right.....An owner who doesn't pay UK tax wants taxpayers money for a club whose turnover is 600 Million plus...
NOT EXACTLY FAIR PLAY IS IT?
FFP working well for the Red Shite then
zuricity wrote:IFAB, what a waste of time. How many times have we seen the opposition players foul City players and not get carded and then Ant and his mates issue a weak yellow for perfect tackles even - Now "Blue Card" City players for nothing , into the sin bin. Stupid idea. Another attempt at slowing down the juggernaut.
carl_feedthegoat wrote:zuricity wrote:IFAB, what a waste of time. How many times have we seen the opposition players foul City players and not get carded and then Ant and his mates issue a weak yellow for perfect tackles even - Now "Blue Card" City players for nothing , into the sin bin. Stupid idea. Another attempt at slowing down the juggernaut.
Its pathetic but it goes hand in hand with whats happening with the powers that be - they are being allowed to do whatever they want to do and everyone just seems to accept it.
Blue cards ? What the ABSOLUTE fuck !!!
salford city wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:zuricity wrote:IFAB, what a waste of time. How many times have we seen the opposition players foul City players and not get carded and then Ant and his mates issue a weak yellow for perfect tackles even - Now "Blue Card" City players for nothing , into the sin bin. Stupid idea. Another attempt at slowing down the juggernaut.
Its pathetic but it goes hand in hand with whats happening with the powers that be - they are being allowed to do whatever they want to do and everyone just seems to accept it.
Blue cards ? What the ABSOLUTE fuck !!!
Indeed. They should be looking to improve the shit-show that is VAR and make sure that all the calls are "correct. " When these blue cards are trialed there will be a team that suffers more than most and coincidentally we play in blue. Utter fucking nonsense
Paul68 wrote:oops - manure squad the most expensive in Europe
carl_feedthegoat wrote:Ill Put this here, as this is where this fucking belongs
The selection of the 28-year-old ahead of Stones on Saturday has been defended by Guardiola ahead of a midweek meeting against Brentford, with the Manchester City manager describing his decision as “normal.”
“There are players that take their rhythm more quickly, but Manu (Akanji) was injured for two, three, four weeks,” said the City boss.“I rely a lot on Manu, he’s an incredible player and I will decide who plays, that’s all. "Manu played really, really good (against Chelsea)
Outcast wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:Ill Put this here, as this is where this fucking belongs
The selection of the 28-year-old ahead of Stones on Saturday has been defended by Guardiola ahead of a midweek meeting against Brentford, with the Manchester City manager describing his decision as “normal.”
“There are players that take their rhythm more quickly, but Manu (Akanji) was injured for two, three, four weeks,” said the City boss.“I rely a lot on Manu, he’s an incredible player and I will decide who plays, that’s all. "Manu played really, really good (against Chelsea)
Pfttttttt. ..you're winding me up.
salford city wrote:Outcast wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:Ill Put this here, as this is where this fucking belongs
The selection of the 28-year-old ahead of Stones on Saturday has been defended by Guardiola ahead of a midweek meeting against Brentford, with the Manchester City manager describing his decision as “normal.”
“There are players that take their rhythm more quickly, but Manu (Akanji) was injured for two, three, four weeks,” said the City boss.“I rely a lot on Manu, he’s an incredible player and I will decide who plays, that’s all. "Manu played really, really good (against Chelsea)
Pfttttttt. ..you're winding me up.
Just read how much Akanji enjoys playing in midfield on the OS definitely something Pep is encouraging so we can expect to see more of it. Rico undoubtedly is a better footballer for this position but at present he lacks the physicality
carl_feedthegoat wrote:salford city wrote:Outcast wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:Ill Put this here, as this is where this fucking belongs
The selection of the 28-year-old ahead of Stones on Saturday has been defended by Guardiola ahead of a midweek meeting against Brentford, with the Manchester City manager describing his decision as “normal.”
“There are players that take their rhythm more quickly, but Manu (Akanji) was injured for two, three, four weeks,” said the City boss.“I rely a lot on Manu, he’s an incredible player and I will decide who plays, that’s all. "Manu played really, really good (against Chelsea)
Pfttttttt. ..you're winding me up.
Just read how much Akanji enjoys playing in midfield on the OS definitely something Pep is encouraging so we can expect to see more of it. Rico undoubtedly is a better footballer for this position but at present he lacks the physicality
If PeP wants to fuck around then why cant he do it against weaker teams and not teams like Chelsea FFS!
Against top teams you HAVE to play your stronger side in their natural positions....is it any wonder we haven't beaten any of the top 5 teams this season with his continuous fuckign around.
zuricity wrote:you have to laugh, I thought Jim the Rag investor was a clever man ? perhaps not.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/68361025
Scatman wrote:zuricity wrote:you have to laugh, I thought Jim the Rag investor was a clever man ? perhaps not.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/68361025
In other words We've not got the money to build our own stadium so please can the taxpayer fund it? They forget there is already one or more stadia capable of doubling up as the national stadium of the north.
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