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to my shame i've never heard of Johnny Crossan so i had a google, and what an odd back story..... "When [Sunderland] made a substantial offer, Derry City offered Crossan a payment deal which he rejected, offering his own. When the Sunderland negotiations broke down, Derry City dropped Crossan...

i've mentioned this on numerous occasions either on here or to other Blues (and i'm happy to do it again!), Lewis is targeted every single time he plays. You'll see otherwise mild mannered midfielders and full backs for the opposition shove him about or foul him - I really think he must have a...

I dunno. You're probably asking the wrong person.

every single time i see that picture, i cannot believe it wasn't given as a pen.

given we've won 10 and drawn 1 without Haaland (i'm counting last night in that stat), it must produce a real conundrum for the boss. I think Haaland isn't quite ready for a start, another 30 min showing I reckon.

In Liverpool vs Chelsea: The first Chelsea penalty shout perfectly exemplifies a major flaw in the system - if it's given as a pen, it doesn't get turned over. So it is very simple for the ref to pick and choose and have favouritism (whether conscious or unconcious). The Jota goal is no...

there is that, and it's a good point, but I am also of the opinion there's more to this and that they are protecting the fans from not all being well at LFC

THREE scouse fans i've talked to today alone, all adamant something has happened, an argument or some such, and that burnout is all agreed protectionism.

"Regime change, power shift, call it what you like". thanks for that, memory has completely deleted the fact we didn't even get out of our half for the first 13 mins!

on most pedestrian crossings there is a small metal bump hidden on the underside that rotates when the man is green, for blind folks, and especially blind/deaf folks

i've never heard "Rashford is an alcoholic" before?! is that the case? i'm not calling you out, just asking a genuine question. Be amazed if so.

i remember a winter time game about 20 years ago when Wanchope scored a hattrick against them, 5-1 i think, good times

I enjoyed my first ever FA Cup away game with City, and my first away day in many a year. The Spurs stadium is pretty nice, it's modern and i had a decent sausage roll. I was on the the 3rd tier and found it odd that there was no toilets or lager up the far left end, and you had to join the...

to be honest I'm sick of football being reduced to petty squabbling over offsides, or a vast array of interpretations of the handball rule and so on. Football fans are clearly getting more and more het up about perceived on-field injustices that we should just remove and simplify as much as the...

just a hangover of the 90s and 00s, English footballers were not 'intelligent' then, lots of passion and raw talent and so on, but the brain side never really got going, or particularly taught. in the same way that English footballing talent is about to come to the fore for the rest of the...

re offsides, either automate them and accept 1mm off is 'off', or just bin the offside rule altogether :) no inbetween, no subjectivity, no argument.

I think seeing it the other way - that the squad will be "desperate to win it for the gaffer" - is equally valid. No one will really know apart from the Liverpool squad themselves. Certainly an interesting twist mid season.

Henry Winter this morning; "Soft Vicario... Simply not determined or strong enough" "City fans... Turning up in admirable and very noisy fashion"

Broke the lines well

Great effort and atmosphere from the travelling support. Concur with the slightly disjointed feel across the tiers, but that's expected really, sometimes we got it going all together How many tickets to City portion off to travel companies and 'experiences' and so on, do we think? 5%? Plenty of...