I'm neither scarred nor scared.A lot of City fans are mentally scarred by Spurs as a result of the amount of defeats in really big games down the years. For older types, it goes all the way back to the 1981 FA Cup final and then the QF in 1993. Then more recently, the game that decided CL qualification in 2010 (would have been first time ever for either club) and the CL QF in 2019. Added to all that is our terrible record at the new stadium prior to this season’s FA Cup tie.
I totally agree that we should win comfortably there but old habits die hard!
Rather give Alonso a chanceCouldn’t stand the **** anywhere near us tbh.
City are a bigger draw than Arsenal when Pep eventually leaves
If they don't win the title most tarquins will be screaming for his head.
Yeah, it's funny because in some ways I don't think we've quite been at our best, but as you say our best is some of the best football that has ever been played on a pitch in England for the history of the sport.Ah but we're not just casually pocketing another treble, you know. And that's failure…
It's weird but we are now held to standards that we ourselves have created. Haaland going to win the Golden Boot hands down, but it's been a “poor” season, because he didn't score north of fifty! What the actual fuck?
No way. He's improved the team massively so we can compete hopefully to the last day. And the ceiling of Arsenal is very high given the youth of our key players, the fact that there's a once in a generation wonderkid coming through who may break into the team next season, and that with a ninja striker up front we'd be more clinical.If they don't win the title most tarquins will be screaming for his head.
This title race has been fascinating and it's not over yet. And it's not a done deal that MCFC will be champions. Will go to the last day. In fact, every single title race that we've been involved in (including ‘68, can't speak for ‘37, wasn't born, calling @Gary James) has been like that, with the single exception of 2017-18.
It is just pure bad faith. Not just from Trafford Park supporters, but also from that feral crowd from just south of Stanley Park in Liverpool. They never found it boring when they won it time after time for two full decades, with occasional one-season breaks off. Did they hell find it boring.
You want to talk boring? Celtic and Rangers, who have shared the Scottish title between them since virtually forever; Bayern Munich amassing 11 — that's eleven! — titles on the trot; Real Madrid and Barcelona (read as for Scottish league); Juventus winning 9 — that's nine! — titles on the trot. PSG who will carry on winning the French league for the foreseeable future.
And we may win four on the trot?
Just sheer bad faith.
Fair enough, hard to argue with any of thatYou, you obese ****.
Captain Black will always be the "baddy"Couldn’t stand the **** anywhere near us tbh.
I‘d be quite happy if we won eleven titles in a row, or indeed every title and trophy available for the next 50 years. It certainly wouldn’t be boring. In fact the more 6-0 wins and 100 point seasons the better.
Arsenal Mania is a funny place. The irony of them calling us an oil club when they play in the ‘Emirates Stadium’ is lost on them.
It’s like a fat **** calling somebody else a fat ****.
Who are you calling a fat ****?
Fat ****.
Fans might be - players are pros, and we're a huge scalp (especially for them apparently as they always raise it against us at their gaff).I think Spurs played well vs Arsenal but were unlucky and vital refereeing decisions went against them. On another day, they could have easily drawn or even won that game. The good thing is that they might be reluctant to help Arsenal win the title...