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MOTD got it right mind and showed how Walker bossed him.
This headine from the Mail made me puke. Wilfried Zaha gave Pep Guardiola his biggest fright of the season... he had the better of Manchester City's defence from first whistle to last
Consider the source ... on NBC-SN, Neil Ashton of the Mail said some crock like "Kevin DeBruyne seems to be some sort of protected species - you can't go near him these days". With that kind of attitude, no overseas players will want to play in the PL, and it will become akin to a Sunday afternoon brawl in mud or worse still, like watching the England national team. Fortunately, the majority of the media has struck the right tone, so this maybe this is a turning point.
Nearly worked though for the full 3 points but the major difference in that game was the referee.
Not really - Moss was abominable, but don't see how you can say he affected the result (given Ederson's penalty save). Unlike previous games where our finishing has been a bit off, yesterday, we simply didn't create enough and looked untidy on the ball. Totally understandable IMO - the players are not robots and after 18 wins, there was going to be an off day. The creditable thing is aside from Townsend's chance, they really didn't have a sniff - we were solid. And with Stones coming back, that's grounds for optimism going to Anfield.
MillionMilesAway
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Consider the source ... on NBC-SN, Neil Ashton of the Mail said some crock like "Kevin DeBruyne seems to be some sort of protected species - you can't go near him these days". With that kind of attitude, no overseas players will want to play in the PL, and it will become akin to a Sunday afternoon brawl in mud or worse still, like watching the England national team. Fortunately, the majority of the media has struck the right tone, so this maybe this is a turning point.
Ashton works for the Sun now, has done for at least a year.
That is a comment for the sheep though.
citytilllidie
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Sorted that for youHe will come out of prison mincing no matter what
Ashton works for the Sun now, has done for at least a year.
That is a comment for the sheep though.
OK thanks - Sun and Mail in same bracket - like moving from stall to another in a stinking public toilet.
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Yep. Its the only fault i find in Samuel. A great journalist but working for the fuckin devil.OK thanks - Sun and Mail in same bracket - like moving from stall to another in a stinking public toilet.
MillionMilesAway
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OK thanks - Sun and Mail in same bracket - like moving from stall to another in a stinking public toilet.
Can't argue with that.
City Raider
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Ashton works for the Sun now, has done for at least a year.
That is a comment for the sheep though.
Isn't he a Palace fan?
Haha, that is a genuinely preposterous tweet. I imagine fans of the 91 other league clubs in the country fully empathise with United’s plight at the moment. Stay strong, reds.
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