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Safe to say the game against Norwich last week was one of those days where nothing seemed to go right for us. But I'd like to remember some of the games we've had where we came away thinking "Jesus, the gods really were on our side today". The one that always sticks out in the memory is the 4-1...

Now where's that gif...

This piece is over a year old. Not exactly surprising that it hasn't become public knowledge but, erm, wow. Has this popped up on the forum before? Please delete/move as appropriate if it has. https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/revealed-uk-admits-contact-libyan-group-linked-manchester-bomber

Couple of trailers are out there now. Might as well get this going. Really looking forward to this now. The Last Jedi was terrific and arguably the best entry to the franchise for a dozen reasons. It actually made me a fan of the entire saga from A New Hope right through the present day...

Looking at where things have gone for us since the takeover, this felt like the big turning point. We won the FA Cup semi-final the year before and battered them 6-1 at Old Trafford, yes, but I think this was when we properly rattled Ferguson for the first time. The first time we wound him up...

I'm talking about goals like Dwight Gayle's against Liverpool in 2014. Goals that weren't scored for City, but helped us out massively.

Apparently there's a fourth part which is yet to be published but will be coming soon. Absolutely fascinating interview with the boss here. https://www.canofootball.com/articles/90-minutes-with-pep-guardiola-part-1-enemies-bayern-and-burnley-away/

WE'VE GOT THE BIGGEST PITCH IN THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE 'COS CITY ARE A MASSIVE CLUB

... that you can remember being alive for, obviously. (In response to the other thread) In my time following City (since 1999): Joe Royle: Richard Dunne. £4m. 352 appearances, 7 goals. Captain for three years. Saved the club from falling into oblivion on several occasions and was named as the...

Feel like this guy doesn't have the cult following he deserves. Signed for us on a trial basis and kept us up with two crucial goals at St. James' Park and the Riverside in 2007. Retired in 2014. Was last in the news for suing Paul Sturrock over claims he missed training while at Plymouth...

https://tbrfootball.com/west-hams-pablo-zabaleta-says-2019-20-will-be-his-final-season-in-english-football/

Why can't trialists be named? Is there a rule, or is just something that is for no reason?

Wouldn't this be nice? https://metro.co.uk/2019/05/16/weeks-blue-moon-meaning-behind-9567087/

Cheers, big man. Love you. x

Just seen that West Ham have named one of their stands after Billy Bond. https://www.whufc.com/news/articles/2019/march/02-march/irons-mark-billy-bonds-stand-unveiling-newcastle-win And I'm wondering why we haven't named the North, East and South stands after any of our former legends yet...

Couldn't see a thread for the final season anywhere so we might as well get one going. We're just about within ten weeks of this starting now. Teaser 1: Teaser 2:

Hi everyone, Not sure if this is the right place to put it, but would it be a nice idea to have all the "Man of the Match" poll threads in one sub-forum? That way it can be easily collated and such. Might not be the best idea but this was only a suggestion.