lazza
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Ahh! Happy Days! I was drinking Blue Moon in a pub full of Geordies when we won the league in 2012. I ended up with about 5 free pints lined up, bought by complete strangers!! Still got the glass somewhere....
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Ahh! Happy Days! I was drinking Blue Moon in a pub full of Geordies when we won the league in 2012. I ended up with about 5 free pints lined up, bought by complete strangers!! Still got the glass somewhere....
manimanc
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It was just general chit chat about tomorrows fixtures but even more unbelieably before that he said that Mourinho will have a game plan for Chelsea and set up to go there and win as he always does.........What was the question that provoked that comment?
WTF?
malg
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Just utter fucking shite. Someone needs to pull these fuckers up on this. Maybe the wanker had some beers with Ferguson last night.....It was just general chit chat about tomorrows fixtures but even more unbelieably before that he said that Mourinho will have a game plan for Chelsea and set up to go there and win as he always does.........
WTF?
kaz7
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Being a **** is a terrible illnessAlan pardew post match stoke v Leicester " it'll be good for the league if city get beat tomorrow..."
What the actual funk?
Rochdale Blue
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Pardew isn't alone in spouting similar sour lines about us. You can bet they wouldn't be saying someone losing 'would be good for football' if peg's anti football long ball hoofers were five points in front.Alan pardew post match stoke v Leicester " it'll be good for the league if city get beat tomorrow..."
What the actual funk?
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Another example of ‘tall poppy syndrome’ -a sad demonstration of the bitterness and jealousy all too prevalent in this great nation.
SilverFox2
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From a competition point of view he may be right because we are fast distancing ourselves from the fight for second place.
This allows them to ignore our achievement and to concentrate on the other games which are likely to be more competative and helps accolades to fall on more deserving historically successful teams.
Yes competition is the name of the game not odds on favourites (unless it is United or Liverpool of course).
This allows them to ignore our achievement and to concentrate on the other games which are likely to be more competative and helps accolades to fall on more deserving historically successful teams.
Yes competition is the name of the game not odds on favourites (unless it is United or Liverpool of course).
journolud
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enjoyed this article today which questions the wisdom of some punditry and punctures a few egos
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...itry-become-a-high-stakes-opera-a8034646.html
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...itry-become-a-high-stakes-opera-a8034646.html
Oliver Kay obviously gets Pep, pointing out that his approach is quite the opposite of typical managers in the prem.Nice to see a few more positive articles on the club this morning:
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/...3?shareToken=175770f83883da6f96e7da1f68ccbb68
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football...n-city-manager-pep-guardiola-can-deliver/amp/
If we keep on going, and we will, watch out for English football changing. It's simple, Pep is a genius.
Alan pardew post match stoke v Leicester " it'll be good for the league if city get beat tomorrow..."
What the actual funk?
Well without my blue tinted glasses and can see why the neutrals wants us to get beat and probably why Riley has given the go ahead to Oliver the shit house to referee us tomorrow and shit on us they wouldn’t want it to be a cake walk for us.
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