Think the Villarreal centre half tried to rattle Big Erl.They'll be doing a Murphy shortly and advocating 'leaving one on him'.
This was started by Pep in his post match interview last Saturday when he said other players need to score or we will be in trouble.I see the narrative about Haaland has changed in a week.
Gone from being the best goalscorer the Premier League to us being a one man team and him papering over the cracks.
Didn't take long for us to start fucking the media off after they thought we was done.
Of course they do, and we fall for it day-after-day, week-after-week, year-after-year.They definitely do this sort of thing intentionally with us!
You can just imagine the rag and dipper sports staff all sniggering and waiting for the reaction.
Pathetic bunch of tossers!
But it's true. Our 2nd highest scorer so far this season is Esteve (and he plays for Burnley).This was started by Pep in his post match interview last Saturday when he said other players need to score or we will be in trouble.
This was started by Pep in his post match interview last Saturday when he said other players need to score or we will be in trouble.
You only have to look at the games we've lost and drawn this season so far. Its not a case of not having chances, those two games plus Monaco we had heaps of chances and certain players need to start putting the ball in the back of the net.But it's true. Our 2nd highest scorer so far this season is Esteve (and he plays for Burnley).
He didn't say it was papering over the cracks.This was started by Pep in his post match interview last Saturday when he said other players need to score or we will be in trouble.
That 13 months has seen the heinous Club break Amorim into small pieces would be a more accurate storylineJack Guaghan, the bitter Rag c*nt at the Daily United.
His Villarreal - City match report.
Never mind the headline, note then 1st paragraph.
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Yes, but any digs at the media have to have a defence thrown up immediately by blueste41. It’s all in City fans heads and we are treated fairly by all regardless of the mountain of evidence that proves otherwise.No it wasn’t, it started before that.
Yes City are a one-man team is the new narrative. It replaces earlier versions such as Haaland is a tap-in merchant who is of League 2 standard.No it wasn’t, it started before that.
I genuinely think they won't sack him in case he commits suicidethe druggie idiot said it was only kdb and who was yaya as well, he should have been sacked years ago but he wont go as he knows hed never get another job anywhere.
Yes, but any digs at the media have to have a defence thrown up immediately by blueste41. It’s all in City fans heads and we are treated fairly by all regardless of the mountain of evidence that proves otherwise.
Think Bluehammer on the VAR thread is the only similarity in the consistency. Quite impressive really.
Has he ?He's had his feedpipe to the club disconnected - very bitter now
This is exactly the sort of meaningless ordure that passes for sports journalism these days, horrific.Analysis of last night from the beeb website:
Emily Salley
BBC Sport journalist
There were 43 goals scored, five red cards handed out and six penalties awarded - of which five were converted.
- Published
22 October 2025, 00:14 BST
It was a relentless evening of Champions League football on Tuesday.
If we look at statistics from the perspective of a goal-per-games average across multiple games, Tuesday night has been bettered only by one other Champions League evening.
That was 11 years ago when, on 21 October 2014, there were 40 goals in eight games (five goals per game).
Sergio Aguero and James Milner found the back of the net for Manchester City in a 2-2 draw against CSKA Moscow - long before the club got their hands on the Champions League trophy.
that's the word in the hoodHas he ?