The Yaya Toure 'Munich' song

[roblues]

[bluej]

[trueblue64]

[trueblue64]

[ENIAM NAM]

[twosips]

Oh sorry, i completely forgot its okay to mock anything as long as it only is just to wind someone up :)

[london blue 2]

[Ted Hughes]

[Dronny]

[roblues]

[King Kev]

[twosips]

I just can't believe anyone would EVER think its acceptable to refer to someone with a nickname that refers to a horrific tragedy.

Anyone who does believe that it's fine is just a despicable human being. To mock and refer to a tragedy and sing songs about it as some kind of badge of honour, with such pride. I mean fucking come on. They're actual scum with no sense of empathy and no perspective on life whatsoever. No respect for anyone. People who don't deserve an opinion. They are the shite that means society is pretty much fucked.

It's just a fucking game. Its people playing football. It's the entertainment industry. I love Man City, but when people's lives come into it you should pay the utmost respect.

I wouldn't sing about some munich singing city fan's dead family - its horrible. Why is it alright to mock united fans?

[bluej]

[trueblue64]

[Blue Since 76]

we all know why some people use the munich term, and the way they treated their players and their families after it was a disgrace. However, all an outsider sees is someone disrespecting a tragedy, which is no different than the rags singing about hillsborough, people hissing at spurs or the racist abuse of adebayor.

There's no need for it and, frankly, it shows the club and the fans up. We've shown how good we can be at the swamp a few years back or anfield a few weeks ago, so why ruin it?

[Flixton Blue]

[King Kev]

[bigblue]

[trueblue64]

[twosips]

Everyone is entitled to an opinion - but surely you can't think its ever right to mock the dead? :|

Would you like it if someone you know died in the munich tragedy and city fans sang about it?