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That's just against City, imagine all the decisions in their favour against every other team.

The game against Arsenal after KDB scored springs to mind.

More cliches to go along with " the table doesn't lie" and " top six decisions "

As always

Exactly, I can't imagine that happening though. I can imagine why.

There were lots of confusing decisions, not least the decisions that led to their equalizer.

I read the red card was for the Monaco manager? There was also apparently a yellow for our goalkeeper too. The commentators didn't know why.

" Where's your trophy gone " Brilliant!

Yet some still refuse to believe there is an agenda. Five games in, including the charity sheild and they have been given favourable, potentially game changing decisions in every game.

Exactly, we have seen it time and again. Game against LiVARpool a few seasons ago, two blatant handball, both in the box, both ignored. They scored from one of them. Three penalty shouted in the same game all ignored. There was the Skrtl handball years ago, more of the same.

This " luck " is like the decisions, consistently benefit certain teams.

"Agressive walking." Classic.

They can all see the " blatant cheating " by City but are oblivious to the cheating that goes on on the pitch by the red cartel and are deaf to the biased commentary.

Yet we breifly hear of transgressions by other clubs that are quickly swept under the rug. Nothing to see here move along. The media control the narrative. How did people suddenly stop talking about the "top four, " now it's the "top six". What next "top sixteen." We see it on the pitch too...

Just like " simulation " ignored when a cartel team dives and gets a penalty. Comes in handy though when an opposition player hasn't read the script, looks like they might have other ideas and gets taken out by a cartel goalkeeper.

Yet some still insist there is no agenda, it's clear. It's seen in the media and with decisions on and off the pitch.

There were some short highlights of the previous game on the City Website. Checked because missed the previous game. Watched the game yesterday so haven't checked yesterday game. There are extended highlights, 12 minutes, on YouTube.

I still clearly remember when Raheem Sterling first came to City from LiVARpool. It must have been a shock not getting the same decisions playing in Blue.

Thanks, I haven't been following the CFG teams. I'm surprised City don't seem to make more of their links with other clubs? I just glimpsed a headline somewhere?

I remember something, someone from Melbourne?