What are your unpopular opinions on City that you believe 100%?

sterling is as much of a diver as salah, and by that I think that they both fall down easily but people overestimate how frequently they dive and most of the time the penalty is somewhat justified
 

What are your unpopular opinions on City that you believe 100%? ok...Kane is now better than de Bruyne...Cancelo is the most over rated player at City...Do people not see how many times he's caught out ,over hits balls and generally loses possession MOST of the time?.. And Sterling has passed his use by date...No replies please its just MY opinion​

 
Certainly agree with the Sterling comment, poor ball control, poor passing, lacks a football brain.
 
bigalfromeccles said:

What are your unpopular opinions on City that you believe 100%? ok...Kane is now better than de Bruyne...Cancelo is the most over rated player at City...Do people not see how many times he's caught out ,over hits balls and generally loses possession MOST of the time?.. And Sterling has passed his use by date...No replies please its just MY opinion​

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No replies? Is this your first time using a forum? Haha!
First point isn't too outlandish, both have seen their very best days though. Cancelo has been brilliant overall this season and I guarantee he will be in most pundis/medias team of the year at the end of the season. His last couple of games he's been out of sorts though and been more miss than hit.
I won't lose sleep if Sterling moves on.
 
We’ve not played well for 2 months now. Penalties/set pieces or defensive errors seem to be the majority of our goals. Unless we get a second wind soon and rediscover our mojo, we will probably win nothing this season.
 
IrishBlueSince92 said:
De Bruyne has mostly been shit this season and given the ball away or overhit passes and crosses far too much

“come on city” is a weak and pathetic sounding chant

Niall Quinn is and always will be a City legend and a gentleman

The lack of atmosphere and number of empty seats for some big games in the past few years, particularly in the CL, has been embarrassing
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bigalfromeccles said:

What are your unpopular opinions on City that you believe 100%? ok...Kane is now better than de Bruyne...Cancelo is the most over rated player at City...Do people not see how many times he's caught out ,over hits balls and generally loses possession MOST of the time?.. And Sterling has passed his use by date...No replies please its just MY opinion​

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Bold and bigger font but no replies please.
 
Didsbury Dave said:
Yes. He'd have come that summer.
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Pep was set on having a sabbatical in New York, mainly to help his English. I reckon we would have sacked Mancini, appointed Pellegrini as an interim manager for a season, then Pep would have arrived after that, instead of going to Bayern.
 
DruntBlunt said:
Peps pressers are pretty boring. Not solely his fault mind.
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Confession time: I’ve never actually watched more than about 2 mins of a City press conference since Mancini.

Pellegrini’s were akin to being in a sensory depravation tank and it’s clear Guardiola absolutely hates them.
 
Not so much City, but City fans:
It's bloody stupid hating Spurs for beating us in 81 and equally stupid for hating Luton because they sent us down two seasons later.
It was a fucking cup final, of course Spurs wanted to win. I don't hate Wolves cos they beat us in my first trip to Wembley and I don't expect fans of Newcastle, Stoke, Sunderland and Watford to hate us just cos we won a few cups. Chavs and dippers might be slightly different.
Now if you want to hate Spurs because their fans were utter cunts at the final and the replay, and complete twats after games against us at WHL, and for the way they behaved in that cup tie at Maine Road (92-93) then dip yer bread.
As for Luton, they had to win to stay up; it was us or them for the drop. And you can't blame the kerb crawler for celebrating on the pitch as Raddy Antic probably saved his job. It might have been different had we played to win rather than hoping the final whistle would come before Luton woke up.
Once again there are plenty of reasons for hating Luton: Their plastic pitch, that dickhead chairman/owner who fully supported the idea of ID cards, the away fan ban. And the riot that occurred when they played Millwall would have been far less severe had they made the cup-tie all ticket. Their excuse was that their previous tie went to a replay and they wouldn't have been able to print the tickets in time, but it was claimed Watford printed tickets just in case they won the replay as chaos v Millwall was almost guaranteed.
 
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David Silva - great player but overrated by some of our fanbase. 'Best player to play for the club' is the line that triggers me. Went missing too often in the big games and loved a stat pad vs the likes of Hull and Blackpool! As I said, great player but not the 'greatest'. Just my opinion ;).
 
East Level 2 said:
Not so much City, but City fans:
It's bloody stupid hating Spurs for beating us in 81 and equally stupid for hating Luton because they sent us down two seasons later.
It was a fucking cup final, of course Spurs wanted to win. I don't hate Wolves cos they beat us in my first trip to Wembley and I don't expect fans of Newcastle, Stoke, Sunderland and Watford to hate us just cos we won a few cups. Chavs and dippers might be slightly different.
Now if you want to hate Spurs because their fans were utter cunts at the final and the replay, and complete twats after games against us at WHL, and for the way they behaved in that cup tie at Maine Road (92-93) then dip yer bread.
As for Luton, they had to win to stay up; it was us or them for the drop. And you can't blame the kerb crawler for celebrating on the pitch as Raddy Antic probably saved his job. It might have been different had we played to win rather than hoping the final whistle would come before Luton woke up.
Once again there are plenty of reasons for hating Luton: Their plastic pitch, that dickhead chairman/owner who fully supported the idea of ID cards, the away fan ban. And the riot that occurred when they played Millwall would have been far less severe had they made the cup-tie all ticket. Their excuse was that their previous tie went to a replay and they wouldn't have been able to print the tickets in time, but it was claimed Watford printed tickets just in case they won the replay as chaos v Millwall was almost guaranteed.
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The hatred towards Spurs is due the fact that their fans were absolute cnuts at both legs. Obviously losing hurt , but in my opinion , it's the fans we hate .
 
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