Why we will win the league!

[Deleted member 77198]

The atmosphere is going to drive us home tomorrow night, I’m telling you it’s going to be the biggest atmosphere of the season!

 

[City & Blue Brazil]

It's destiny and means more ...

 

[M12Blue]

Expecting comfortable win tomorrow. If the case I hope we score the quickest 2 goals in prem history at Brighton so the scouse cvnts have to play a near 90 minutes knowing it’s for f.ck all. Stadium would be flat as f.ck

 

[jrb]

It’s more about us than them. If we play to our full potential, we will win. Our last 2 first half performances in the PL have not been great. But we’ve stepped it up in the 2nd half and won both games. Pep has created a machine. Every player knows their job. Their positions. The transitions of play. Where they should be on the pitch. And what they should be doing. Etc. The only thing that will cost us is complacency.

Regardless of the fans wanting the title, the players want it even more. They are 2 games away from retaining the title. And possibly doing the treble, if we win the FA Cup? Creating HISTORY. There’s no way the players won’t give it their all. They will die for each other. They will run through brick walls for each other. They will fight till the end to win the title. We have to fight alongside them. If we all come together and do what we’re supposed to do, City will win the title.

 

[jimmygrimblesboots]

The atmosphere is going to drive us home tomorrow night, I’m telling you it’s going to be the biggest atmosphere of the season!

So true , sick and tired of listening about Klanfield and the Kop and YNWA and their atmosphere under the lights , when the Etihad is rocking there arent many better places to be.

 

[SiMCFC]

I honestly think this weeks rest will have fired us up big time, especially when the players will know as well as we do that the scousers have been getting handed games on a plate, nobody will convince me they will have watched last night and laughed about it, they will be more determined than ever.

 

[Pastor Kidney]

It’s more about us than them. If we play to our full potential, we will win. Our last 2 first half performances in the PL have not been great. But we’ve stepped it up in the 2nd half and won both games. Pep has created a machine. Every player knows their job. Their positions. The transitions of play. Where they should be on the pitch. And what they should be doing. Etc. The only thing that will cost us is complacency.

Regardless of the fans wanting the title, the players want it even more. They are 2 games away from retaining the title. And possibly doing the treble, if we win the FA Cup? Creating HISTORY. There’s no way the players won’t give it their all. They will die for each other. They will run through brick walls for each other. They will fight till the end to win the title. We have to fight alongside them. If we all come together and do what we’re supposed to do, City will win the title.

I couldn’t help but hear a bit of Al Pacino in that.. great post!

 

[Stoned Rose]

Is it just me?

I can’t understand why a large percentage of City fans are concerned and don’t think we'll beat Leicester? What exactly is it about Leicester that frightens people? With all due respect to Leicester, we have beaten better teams all season at the Etihad. Only Palace with a fluke performance, 2 worldie goals, and some comical defending by us, lost us the game. Even then we absolutely battered Palace, but couldn’t get another goal.

When Leicester beat Arsenal, who are absolutely dreadful away from home, it was 1-0 until the end of the game, with Leicester scoring another two poorly defended goals at the end of the game. Arsenal were also down to 10 men for most of the game. I honestly don’t see how that result, and Leicester’s previous results, beating Burnley away, beating Bournemouth at home, beating Huddersfield away, losing to Newcastle at home, drawing with West Ham away, are causing people to panic. Yes, Leicester may score on the break, but they will also concede. And given that scenario, I’d wager that City will score more goals than Leicester will do.

For me the 2 games that were going to decide the title were Spurs at home and Burnley away. We won them both 1-0. They were the games where we were most likely to drop points. We didn’t.

I fully appreciate people are nervous. Are worried. Are on a downer after yet another Liverpool cheating incident match winner. Etc. But let’s have a bit of faith and resolve in the team and Pep. Time and again over the season, and during these last 12 games that we have won, we have been written off by every Liverpool loving ex-player, pundit, and media organisation, but every time we have shown the fight, determination, resolve, and the will to win.

Let me ask you all this. Why is it going to be any different against Leicester?

It won’t be.

We have a colossal home record.

Leicester have a bang average away record.

We have everything to play for.

They have fuck all to play for.

The anxious posters are allowing themselves to be drawn into the emotion and context of ‘what ifs’ and how unjust it would be if the scouse ****s win it.

It’s a game of football, at home, against a team we are much better than.

If we were 15 points clear we’d not bat an eyelid about a home game v Leicester.

Our supporters need to completely forget the wider context and get 1000% behind the lads.

There is no rational reason we won’t win the game.

 

[Dodge]

It won’t be.

We have a colossal home record.

Leicester have a bang average away record.

We have everything to play for.

They have fuck all to play for.

The anxious posters are allowing themselves to be drawn into the emotion and context of ‘what ifs’ and how unjust it would be if the scouse ****s win it.

It’s a game of football, at home, against a team we are much better than.

If we were 15 points clear we’d not bat an eyelid about a home game v Leicester.

Our supporters need to completely forget the wider context and get 1000% behind the lads.

There is no rational reason we won’t win the game.

There’s some very Churchillian comments on here today Blues.

So remember, everyone attending the game tomorrow night, to coin a phrase once used by the great man himself...

It’s not what your team can do for you, it’s what YOU can do for you team.

Raise the roof tomorrow Blues and the team will look after the rest.

 

[City Raider]

It won’t be.

We have a colossal home record.

Leicester have a bang average away record.

We have everything to play for.

They have fuck all to play for.

The anxious posters are allowing themselves to be drawn into the emotion and context of ‘what ifs’ and how unjust it would be if the scouse ****s win it.

It’s a game of football, at home, against a team we are much better than.

If we were 15 points clear we’d not bat an eyelid about a home game v Leicester.

Our supporters need to completely forget the wider context and get 1000% behind the lads.

There is no rational reason we won’t win the game.

Typical city has never been rational. It is a deep seated fear, based on nothing but experience, that we will find a way to fuck up [emoji1]

Win our last 2 games and it is another stepping stone out of this way of thinking even for those who were around during the most painful of days.

I get round it by concentrating on the players. It’s Silva not Pollock. Aguero not Taylor. Kompany not Kernaghan and finally Guardiola not Ball. They are proven winners who don’t give typical city a second thought.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Just seen article where Klopp says they've qualified for their final with a win at Newcastle. Seems to me someone needs to inform him that the other finalists so to speak are actually playing a different team over 200 miles away and frankly their game against Wolves really is a glorified non event!

His record & the dips record in finals has helped relax me.

 

[bluemoon32]

It’s more about us than them. If we play to our full potential, we will win. Our last 2 first half performances in the PL have not been great. But we’ve stepped it up in the 2nd half and won both games. Pep has created a machine. Every player knows their job. Their positions. The transitions of play. Where they should be on the pitch. And what they should be doing. Etc. The only thing that will cost us is complacency.

Regardless of the fans wanting the title, the players want it even more. They are 2 games away from retaining the title. And possibly doing the treble, if we win the FA Cup? Creating HISTORY. There’s no way the players won’t give it their all. They will die for each other. They will run through brick walls for each other. They will fight till the end to win the title. We have to fight alongside them. If we all come together and do what we’re supposed to do, City will win the title.

Fcuk me, thought i was on rawk for a minute ;)
Nah, i agree with you

 

[Mancityus]

I couldn’t help but hear a bit of Al Pacino in that.. great post!

I am wondering whose pre-game talk would be closer to that

Brendan Rogers asking Lester to get up and do it so he can do a favor to a team he once coached

or

Pep Guardiola asking team to give it all to get a never ever achieved treble.

 

[citymad]

I couldn’t help but hear a bit of Al Pacino in that.. great post!

Loved this. It's not too late to fly in Al to do his pre game speech, hell my run this morning is going to be the fastest ever.

 

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

Anybody else finding that this w/e seems to be dragging on. And on. And on?
The most difficult thing about life right now is just having to sit here and think about it all.
Just want to get out there and do Leicester City.

 

[Pablo ZZZ Peroni]

It won’t be.

We have a colossal home record.

Leicester have a bang average away record.

We have everything to play for.

They have fuck all to play for.

The anxious posters are allowing themselves to be drawn into the emotion and context of ‘what ifs’ and how unjust it would be if the scouse ****s win it.

It’s a game of football, at home, against a team we are much better than.

If we were 15 points clear we’d not bat an eyelid about a home game v Leicester.

Our supporters need to completely forget the wider context and get 1000% behind the lads.

There is no rational reason we won’t win the game.

This.

I think back to 11/12 when we played Newcastle away in the penultimate game. Newcastle finished 5th in the league and were good at home. We won.

Then in 13/14 we played Everton away in the penultimate weekend. Everton also finshed 5th that season and also had a good home record - they hadn't lost to any top half team. We won.

Now we are playing a mid table team, a good one tbf, but not a difficult fixture those 2 mentioned. And we are at home. Then there is the small fact City 18/19 is the best team in PL history.

 

[Pastor Kidney]

Loved this. It's not too late to fly in Al to do his pre game speech, hell my run this morning is going to be the fastest ever.

Truth is we don’t need Al Pacino as we have the real thing, probably the greatest manager that ever lived

 

[M12Blue]

We are the best team in all the land and all the world. We know, every fooker knows it and the boys are going to prove it!!!!!!! C’mon City!!!!

 

[avoidconfusion]

After yesterday's refereeing decisions in the Liverpool game I honestly think we will not be allowed to win the League. The more often I see that dive by Fabinho, there more I get convinced that the FA is out to help Liverpool as much as possible.

The game against Leicester will be hard anyway as I think they, especially Vardy, can do some real damage to us and we looked really shaky and off form recently against Burnley.
We will not get any decision for us in that game, I fully expect even stonewall penalties not to be given whilst Leicester will get every decision for them.

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

Back in December when we had turned in that limp performance against Leicester I would have snapped your hands off the run from the Newcastle game has been nothing short of remarkable. If we win the next two games even more, then there’s the prospect of a domestic treble looming after that. What a time to be a blue.

Exactly and even if it doesn’t end well, we aren’t going anywhere. The gulf between the top two and rest is enormous. I can only see us being on a similar number of points again next season. Liverpool won’t do this 2 seasons on the bounce.