The Light Was Yellow Sir
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He might have meant that he only used to beat women who were from Ireland...
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Nah, pretty sure they were all British and American.He might have meant that he only used to beat women who were from Ireland...
Very questionable sky advert for this weekends football. Showing highlights of our season.
Quote: "see how simple football can be ...
... most of the time"
Followed by all 4 goals against vs dippers
Unnecessary dig as we aren't playing them
Make your own minds up on that one
Bit harsh. You can hardly blame them for trying to create a bit of edge to the preview. Nobody but City fans and masochistic fans from the opposition are going to want to tune in to watch a routine City victory. We simply don't attract the number of viewers to make it viable to just pander to blues.
Even those clubs that do, attract as many hoping to see them fail as succeed. They seem to get by.
If it helps, take the positive view - somebody did a quick ask-about and concluded that neutrals need reminding/ convincing that City are actually beatable.
What sky viewing figures are you basing this on? The last ones published (albeit not by Sky themselves IIRC) showed us only 100K behind the rags in second place.Bit harsh. You can hardly blame them for trying to create a bit of edge to the preview. Nobody but City fans and masochistic fans from the opposition are going to want to tune in to watch a routine City victory. We simply don't attract the number of viewers to make it viable to just pander to blues.
Even those clubs that do, attract as many hoping to see them fail as succeed. They seem to get by.
If it helps, take the positive view - somebody did a quick ask-about and concluded that neutrals need reminding/ convincing that City are actually beatable.
I would think we are first by now.
I see that dinosaur Warnock is gobbing off again accusing DeBruyne and Ferny of 'horrendous challenges', Everyone is covering the no marks comments, he really can't help himself can he. The debruyne one is supposedly on Jazz Richards (Cardiffs right back) it has taken the caveman 4 weeks to mention a so called bad tackle !!
MillionMilesAway
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I see that dinosaur Warnock is gobbing off again accusing DeBruyne and Ferny of 'horrendous challenges', Everyone is covering the no marks comments, he really can't help himself can he. The debruyne one is supposedly on Jazz Richards (Cardiffs right back) it has taken the caveman 4 weeks to mention a so called bad tackle !!
Not quite true. Cardiff was 11 days ago not 4 weeks, and Warnock said the same thing soon a day or two after the game.
As best I can guess, it appears the one he's talking about is when de Bruyne played a high ball and in bringing his foot down, caught someone on the knee with his studs. Painful, but not deliberate.
Not quite true. Cardiff was 11 days ago not 4 weeks, and Warnock said the same thing soon a day or two after the game.
As best I can guess, it appears the one he's talking about is when de Bruyne played a high ball and in bringing his foot down, caught someone on the knee with his studs. Painful, but not deliberate.
Ok so I exagerated with the length of time but I certainly don't remember him making comment at the time and bearing in mind he was replying to criticism of his team from Milwall, why drag us into it ?
This is how $ky reported the spat.....
Warnock made the remarks in response to a question about Millwall manager Neil Harris' claim that Cardiff are the most physical team in the Championship. So what did Warnock say ...
"I wish they would have put a slow still of Kevin De Bruyne's tackle and studs on Jazz Richards and the bad tackle of Fernandinho when they played West Brom the following week. There were some horrendous tackles and nothing was said about that because there were another eight or nine games."
Bearing in mind we don't play in the Championship, what the fuck has our match against his shower of shite got to do with what Neil Harris said ?
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I see the BBC online media dept under the control of the rags has allowed Colin to have a pop...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42992820
Talking out of his arse as usual.
Did the right back have to go off? Is he out injured for 6 weeks? Was his leg bent in half?
Err no
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42992820
Talking out of his arse as usual.
Did the right back have to go off? Is he out injured for 6 weeks? Was his leg bent in half?
Err no
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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I see the BBC online media dept under the control of the rags has allowed Colin to have a pop...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42992820
Talking out of his arse as usual.
Did the right back have to go off? Is he out injured for 6 weeks? Was his leg bent in half?
Err no
This would be an upgrade on Colin's verbals!
bobbyowenquiff
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Warnock is despicable and represents everything that is bad about English/Welsh football.
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