Media discussion - 2025/26

citymad said:
Tbf I agree with those scores. I had Matt Cash as the best player on the field, as he defended our only attacking outlet in Doku very well. Everyone else was very average just passing side to side. No one really impressed except for Donna who was probably our best player.
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You think Sancho who has the least score on the Villa side deserves a full point more than any player from the City side?
 
mexico1970 said:
The BBC has the player scores of City no higher than 4.9 and Villa player at 8.5, the average score for a City player was 5.6 and the average for a Villa player was about 7.5.

All the other stats apart from the goal were in our favour with more possession shots etc, the disparity between the scores is a joke.

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Personally I do not see much of a problem with those scores. I had Matt Cash as the best player on the field, as he defended our only attacking outlet in Doku very well and scored a brilliant goal. Everyone else was very average just passing side to side. No one really impressed except for Donna who was probably our best player.
 
Platt Lane 59 said:
Think he only won one title, in 2012 ?
Once he had bulked up and Zabba arrived, don't remember him playing regularly.
His loan spell to Fiorentina didn't seem to work out either.
He has become an absolute buffoon who is an embarrassment...
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Spends a lot of time moaning about Zabba taking his place.
 
news.sky.com

Premier League's Brittain seeks extra time as Manchester City verdict looms

Alison Brittain, the former Whitbread boss, will next month stand for a second three-year term as top-flight clubs await the outcome of the Premier League's landmark case against Manchester City, Sky News learns.
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"Clear and organised"

The election has fuck all to do with the charges but Sky throw them in anyway.
 
TinFoilHat said:
news.sky.com

Premier League's Brittain seeks extra time as Manchester City verdict looms

Alison Brittain, the former Whitbread boss, will next month stand for a second three-year term as top-flight clubs await the outcome of the Premier League's landmark case against Manchester City, Sky News learns.
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"Clear and organised"

The election has fuck all to do with the charges but Sky throw them in anyway.
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Presuming they really don't know how it's gone, it could have huge ramifications for them.
 
CJH said:
Wasn't it a testimonial. But you're right, he pulled out of it in the days before and was nowhere near the stadium
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Kompanys testimonial 50,000 City fans raising millions for the homeless.

Yet the report written 2 days before the game when Milner was still due to play criticised the City fans for booing an ex player, simply they forgot to take the pre written sentence out of the report.

Just another look the other way moment.
 
TinFoilHat said:
news.sky.com

Premier League's Brittain seeks extra time as Manchester City verdict looms

Alison Brittain, the former Whitbread boss, will next month stand for a second three-year term as top-flight clubs await the outcome of the Premier League's landmark case against Manchester City, Sky News learns.
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"Clear and organised"

The election has fuck all to do with the charges but Sky throw them in anyway.
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"Abu Dhabi-owned City"

These 4 words alone are accusational and inflammatory, legally we are not state owned, the books also say this
 
Quite ironic that all the pundits coming out today criticizing Pep's comments regarding football going back to Tony Pulis style football and that they are happy pretty football has gone are all the players who were never good enough to play that level of football themselves.

It's always the bang average run of the mill footballers with the big mouths that criticise the top managers and players.
 
Moss Side's Finest said:
"Abu Dhabi-owned City"

These 4 words alone are accusational and inflammatory, legally we are not state owned, the books also say this
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It is totally racist because it depersonalises Sheikh Mansour. The message is “they are all the same.” As if Sheikh Mansour from Abu Dhabi can just take public money from the UAE government to subsidise his own investments with no questions asked and against the wishes of the other emirates like Dubai.
 
See that 'superkid' dived again to try and get Arse a pen!
Goal kick given but the player not booked.
Haven't seen condemnation from Redknobb, Sky etc....
Funnily enough haven't seen Arseteta calling him out either.
 
Moss Side's Finest said:
"Abu Dhabi-owned City"

These 4 words alone are accusational and inflammatory, legally we are not state owned, the books also say this
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So we need to stop saying the Rags and Victims are Yank owned? It's also a massive stretch to say it's accusational and inflammatory IMO, it's a factual inaccuracy at best. Newcastle are state owned, are they breaking some kind of laws/rules?
 
bobbyowenquiff said:
It is totally racist because it depersonalises Sheikh Mansour. The message is “they are all the same.” As if Sheikh Mansour from Abu Dhabi can just take public money from the UAE government to subsidise his own investments with no questions asked and against the wishes of the other emirates like Dubai.
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Didn't realise it was a rags to riches story where SM came from nothing to become a billionaire and had nothing to do with being born into the ruling family.
 
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