Didn't like Everton after the Lescott thing, they also annoyed me with the moaning after our covid postponement and the Rodri handball.
So I'm not too fussed which of the three go down.
I thought I hated Everton once, turns out I just really hate David Moyes.
Who only turned up on mass when it started going wellApart from Leeds.
I won’t lie, when you looked doomed the mischief of seeing you go down was amusing.I've seen a few people on here who want us to go down.
I suspect that the majority of English fans wanted City to win the league before the weekend, however, this is likely now the vast majority. Furthermore, a lot of people who don't even like football are disgusted by what their fans did and their manager's feeble defence of it. The booing of the national anthem and Abide With Me might have blown over but booing the future king, a popular and gentle individual (regardless of what people think of the monarchy), has infuriated a lot of people.
"some"?there are some demented types over at rawk,...
I think they might have actually peaked under Ped. Buying expensive, quality players is one thing; being able to assemble them into a team is another.
I think that, over time, as Ped's team transitions from one he inherited to one he has built, the team ethic degrades; especially as his fragile mindset becomes imprinted on the side, even though it's full of individually brilliant and capable players.
When Klopp buys a player, he's looking two or three seasons down the line, and uses that time to integrate them. Ped seems to buy as and when needed, to fulfill an immediate need, with little forward thinking or planning.
When you consider how Diaz might develop over three seasons at City, compared to how we know he will develop at Liverpool over the same period, you get the idea.
Remember being in The Parkside at our next home game after that. Some smart arse had hung a coat hanger up with a price tag saying ‘nytid away shirt £20’They're already my second favourite team for all those times they fucked over the rags. Especially the infamous grey kit incident.
Having seen City relegated more than once, I wouldn't wish relegation on anyone.I won’t lie, when you looked doomed the mischief of seeing you go down was amusing.
Then once the six fingered and the sheep botherers joined in the race to the bottom I am willing you to stay up. I know a few Evertonians and they’re sound, as those of you lot that come on here seem to be, I suppose I want the sheep botherers to go as they’re a bunch of cunts.
I would be very surprised if most opposition fans hated you more than LFC. No doubt there are some bitter ones who just love the idea of a big club struggling but I would expect them to be in a minority. Most City fans don't dislike Everton despite David Moyes's efforts to alientate us by calling City a "classless club with no history." I honestly don't think Leeds and Burnley have many friends because of the dinosaur physical football they play (Leeds have started this under their new manager).I'm surprised, I thought everyone hated us. Lots of people wanting us to go down this season.
My brother had a poster of Bobby Stokes on his wall for years till he replaced it with one of Alan Sunderland!76 FA cup final is also my favourite non City cup final
Looks like a new batch of inhalers has arrived.
9 changes for LiVARpool
As I remember it. the rags offered £13m for Baines and £17m for that lanky spitting ****, when your lot said “fuck off”, the rags came back with “ok, what about £30m for both of them”?After Moyes kicked off over Lescott, he tried to take the piss at Utd, when he said we should let Baines and Fellaini go for about £40m for the pair, for the good of their careers. Our response was that we wernt stopping them from leaving, just not on the cheap