Spot on and well said! He is echoing what we are all saying here. The beauty of him saying it is he has no love for our club so he can't be accused of having blue tinted spectacles.
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Raheem Sterling and Gomez - "bust up" at England camp
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Spot on and well said! He is echoing what we are all saying here. The beauty of him saying it is he has no love for our club so he can't be accused of having blue tinted spectacles.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Dont agree I think fans of other clubs are more likely to turn against the dippers.....I think more and more fans of other clubs are sick and tired of the love in for the dippers at least in my circle of mates .....Chelsea, gooners, whu all dislike the dippers as much as me....
Look, it's a dead cert, mate. There's no huge love for City on other forums (as why should there be, in fact? I don't ask other fans to love or even like my team, it's enough for me that I and other blues love them) but it was instructive to take a quick trawl round the forums at half time and full time on Sunday. Arsenal Mania, Chelsea Shed End, Glory Glory (these last really hate us, frankly), I didn't even bother to look at Red Café, because they hate them even more than they hate us. The majority of posters were being surprisingly fair, there was a general consensus that we were being shafted big time by the ref and VAR, and that the dippers get a loathsome amount of luck (to call it by no other name). Nobody much wants them to be champions, believe it, because they're quite simply the gobbiest, most self-satisfied, cult-crazed set of fans (despite some considerable competition) in the land.
they can’t.
They’d be banned from all football.
No they wouldn't, any player can say they don't wish to be selected for international football, Scholes did it.
Should have been kept in house. Fine punish him, don't play him. But don't go running to the papers making out you're some kind of hero. If the press ask, you just say 'We have a game on Thursday blah blah'. Proves he has absolutely zero control if the squad are making the decisions. Hung out to dry.
Would the likes of Pep/Klopp or any other world class manager have dealt with the situation like Southgate has?
I'd honestly feel the same if the same happened with Kane etc. Joke of a man Southgate, joke.
Would the likes of Pep/Klopp or any other world class manager have dealt with the situation like Southgate has?
I'd honestly feel the same if the same happened with Kane etc. Joke of a man Southgate, joke.
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No they wouldn't, any player can say they don't wish to be selected for international football, Scholes did it.
He retired.
He didn’t refuse.
platini was adamant
https://www.espn.co.uk/football/league-name/story/2024255/headline?src=com
So the whole team has decided they don't want their best player on the park with them?
Raheem, come home son. Sack these pre-madonna wankers off and come home to the City that loves you.
that needs to be a banner for raz at our next home game
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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I think it's a bloody good sign, personally. It shows that Raz is no longer in the least intimidated by Anfield and its so-called ‘atmosphere’. As for not playing a game for England, well, it's England's loss, much more than Raheem's. Everybody knows that.