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Guess so but flawed in many professional sense

All as I suspected but it won't stop people quoting the drive!. If that sort of thing was presented in a student dissertation it would be heavily criticised. It makes me so angry that they have the audacity to publish such flawed information. Thanks for the info btw.

Part of football's charm is it's tribalism. Many of us start supporting a club for all sorts of irrational reasons. But this goes beyond that. As you say the media is guilty of brain-washing fans of other clubs. This is irresponsible, immoral and certainly unprofessional. I suppose Goebbels...

Anyone with half a brain could see they were asking a set of leading questions knowing full-well how people would respond and if they didn't respond in that way they would just throw the data away. I won't read the article but did they say what the sample size of the idiots who responded was? If...

Yuk that's tacky in the extreme. Why would anyone want a scarf with another club's colours on it and that's multiplied by 100 for Rag colours!

Absolutely and it shows the 115 is left the for dramatic effect. If only fans of other clubs could see this for what it is. The red tops are damaging our reputation, putting the future of the PM on jeopardy while their own issues and inefficiencies are getting worse. It's a zero sum game of ever...

I don't begrudge Brighton any praise and I love the way they have played this season and put clubs like Spurs to shame. But a little perspective would have helped last night. The players had to come down from the euphoria of the title win; our defensive set-up was far from our strongest; our...

When I used to go to away matches in the lower divisions I saw him a few times - Charlton comes to mind - having a drink with some blues. I've never met him and although he says somethings for effect I get the impression his love of City goes deep and in my opinion he's not afraid to have a go...

If the Levy thing is true and I don't doubt it at all - what does that say about the PL - being bullied by one of their less successful members to try to bring down the club that has provided the largest contribution to their product. I can't get my head around why any sensible organisation...

I keep getting this from the social media 'intelligentia'. I've commented to some that the figure is very interesting and that I would be grateful if they would pass on the source of said information. Comments range from 'well everyone knows it's true' to the Daily Mail or Sky Sports. It seems...

I'm sure you are correct about the ramped up treble talk to put undue pressure on us. Their comments are either completely negative or devious like this. Either way there's nothing we can do about it. At the end of the day we all know what we have achieved this season - even if we don't prevail...

and also waste money on players like Fred, Sanchez, Ronaldo (second coming) etc etc. I would like to think we conned them into making these purchases because we knew those players were not really good enough. I suppose that's stretching it - but it's a nice thing to contemplate!

You're right - the standard of reporting is abysmal. Right the way through from web articles written by kids (or so it seems) to so-called quality broad sheets. The quality of writing is superior in the latter but the content is normally biased and uninformative. It all adds up to provide fodder...

Me too - they tried that for one of the other Wembley matches we had. In my experience M1 is best avoided.

If he has a good pre-season and starts the new season uninjured and fresh I think we may see the player that City bought. I thought he was good at Leeds but they left him to play with a serious injury. Now all that's behind him I hope he makes it and provides that presence we need to complement...

I agree with this and also think it demonstrates the naivety of the PM on not anticipating the geopolitical implications and the potential effects on a major contributor to their product. It all adds further credibility to bring driven by the cartel clubs.

Well said - absolutely true. Last season it was Rodri's 'hand ball' at Everton. Now they have new crosses to bear - Leicester and the controversy in their match against Villa. They are so utterly predictable thay have become a parody of themselves. But they have no sense of self-awareness so...

I agree - it's a big mess to sort out. It amazes me how people like Boehly can make a series of such catastrophic management decisions. From the outside it looks like he can't delegate, interferes in the coaching domain and gives the manager a huge squad which he has not selected. How do you...

Yes all dressed up in sanctimonious clap-trap - but that's it in a nutshell.

Excellent and succinct list. If only they would engage in a discussion of those points we would get somewhere. But they choose to cry like babies and make untrue and illogical statements. Our day will come!