wolviedinho
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Nothing.
City can do no wrong.
CTID ;)
City can do no wrong.
CTID ;)
Liverpool are more exciting to watch than City
Exactly, if you want ‘jeopardy’ which seems to be the new narrative then go watch Newcastle try to stay up. Or binge Squid Game on NetflixYou believe that 100 %?
Liverpool have never scored 90 + league goals under Klopp, City have scored 95 + league goals 3 times under Pep, and 100 + league goals twice.
Liverpool's games may be more exciting to watch in the sense in which it is more interesting to watch less predictable than more predictable games. Liverpool's games are more open than ours, they concede more chances than us and thus are less in control of games than us. That is, they take more risks than us, without scoring more goals, though. City may be less exciting to watch in the sense that City dominate games more than Liverpool. That is, because City are better than Liverpool :)
Not sure that would qualify as an "unpopular" opinion, to be honest.City’s kits are nearly always absolutely shit. We have only ever had about half a dozen nice kits in my lifetime (I’m 40 this year). New York City’s kit from last season is better than any home shirt we’ve ever had.
Hitting it long into the channels isn't exciting.Liverpool are more exciting to watch than City
All seater stadiums in which many people prefer to stand. Especially away and at Wembley. Try asking them to sit and see what happens. They don't give a shit.All-seater stadiums.
Stewards telling fans not to stand.
You always have the option of watching the game on TV on your sofa.
How on earth are your needs ignored???
Why is it the responsibility of the mods to filter out anyone that you perceive to not be the kind of fan City should have?
Nothing untoward in my comment Gus. It's not uncommon for even the most intelligent people to come across a bit 'awkwardly' in conversation in a second/third language, particularly with people they don't really know.The only odd thing is you singling out “foreign players”
I think you've nailed it there. There's a bit of a hangover from hating Txiki/Ferran too because they're seen as the guys who got rid of Mancini to bring their own guy in. Pellegrini was dubbed a yes man and a stopgap and now they don't really like Pep for the same reasons.
10 years ago, the chasm between those two (re the hatred I feel for them) was huge. You could even say, er, "massive". While our quiet neighbours still top the list, that gap has significantly narrowed.I hate Liverpool more than United.