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Do you know that I actually saw your post - I had no knowledge it was you - and wondered how on earth a random poster on a FB page would have exactly the same thoughts as me! Clearly, I spend too much time on City stuff online!

YES!

Coming into this match, the vibe around the club seems very positive. I probably enjoyed this week's 'Inside City' video more than for a long, long time, with such a feeling of joy among the players and a real sense of competitive spirit. The pre-match press conference was similar, with Pep...

Very good fishing.

As of 2025, Israel will maintain control over the Rafah border crossing between Egypt and the Gaza Strip. This control is part of the ongoing ceasefire agreement, which aims to ensure oversight of cross-border movement and security operations. The crossing remains closed due to Israeli military...

Good post. It would be upto Hamas if the area wasn't being occupied by an army stopping access to the aid.

Not ANOTHER international break...surely?!

If that is the case, someone who rejects the principle of a homeland for any religion is what? Anti religion?

Ooh, you are frivolous. I condemn violence. I do not support homelands for religions. I don't support seizing land and occupying it. I don't support witholding aid and medicines. If that is committed in the name of religion then I denounce it. If it is committed in the name of a nation state I...

He's doing really well. You do not get this far with City unless you are a very gifted player. Congratulations to him and good luck for the future.

I haven't seen one anti-Jewish post.

I said, clearly I think, that I don't believe that any one religion has a right to a homeland or self determination. The people of Israel have a right to self determination. As you rightly highlight, that is 30% Arab, who would rightfully be involved in that democratic process, as are any Jewish...

These conversations are like those on GB News that insisted on the condemnation of Hamas so that no other point should be considered. War? No it isn't.

If it is considered that there is the potential of serious incident, I have no issue with the banning of ANY away fans.

I don't believe that any nation should be a homeland for one religion at the exclusion of another, no. I don't believe that 'God's word' determined a superior race with rights above all others. But let me be clear, even if I believed in all of those things, I would NOT ACCEPT the shooting...

If it was considered that Galatasaray, or another club, represented a risk to public disorder then I would have no issue in a game behind closed doors. It isn't true to say that the reputation does not exist. I provided multiple sources that you have dismissed. Each contains examples of why they...

Then why would so many Jews be joining the marches for Palestine and against Zionism? Anyway, we digress from the football and into politics. It is a very complex issue, I grant, but the risk of incident led to this decision, as it did in Turkey. I would condemn violence from all sides at...

Now it is the sources that are wrong. I think there are many clubs with bad reputations. I don't know of one that sings about the killing of babies.

I will accept the banned critique and rephrase. The match due to take place in Turkey was moved to Hungary because of a fear of violent incident. Hungarian authorities then decided that the match should be played behind closed doors...

Loaning players is always a risk, but one we have to take. Better to have some control, if at all possible. That Echeverri refused a CFG move is a shame.