laplandblue
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That was brilliant, along with Roberto Mancini standing up to the opposition manager.And his header against the rags...
That was brilliant, along with Roberto Mancini standing up to the opposition manager.And his header against the rags...
Wish some of our fans understood this RE: Milner. The guy signed a five-year deal, won 4 trophies with us, then decided to go when his deal expired. Fair enough, if you ask me.In the main we have accepted that players come and players go for their own reasons - ambition, location, game time, family etc and they don't suddenly need to become public enemy number one for having the temerity to change clubs.
Yep, Milner is one of the few exceptions where our fans let themselves down. Sturridge and Distin are the other two. Milner moved for game time, obviously, and we didn't miss him. I presume some of our fans don't like players who run down their contracts, but that's just common financial sense from him. I haven't seen anyone slag off Haaland for having and activating a small release clause which we took advantage of.Wish some of our fans understood this RE: Milner. The guy signed a five-year deal, won 4 trophies with us, then decided to go when his deal expired. Fair enough, if you ask me.
So he celebrated a goal against us and said he liked his new club. Big whoop? We'd have been singing his praises for "giving it to the fucking Scousers" if he'd moved from Anfield to come to City.
Cue everyone coming up with "valid reasons" why giving Milner stick is fine, actually, because, as you said yourself, the whole thing is a pantomime.
A high percentage of football fans are biased idiots with no sense of proportion whatsoever. That's why football is a bit like pantomime. Boooooo. Hissssss. The 50/50 decision should have been give our way. No it should have been given our way. That ref is on your side. Oh no he isn't. Hissss. Boooo. He's behind you.
I saw a quote from a Liverpool fan yesterday, totally matter of fact, totally unchallenged by anyone. He said "Mo Salah is one of the biggest heros the Kop has ever had. But if he leave this summer he becomes the biggest mercenary traitor in the history of the club".
If he leave he just wants to leave you moron. There could be many different reasons why that is. I like to think that at City much of our fanbase is a lot more balanced than most other clubs. In the main we have accepted that players come and players go for their own reasons - ambition, location, game time, family etc and they don't suddenly need to become public enemy number one for having the temerity to change clubs.
Will never grow bored watching this.
Amazing drama,....what a Club......what a set of fans.
Somebody suggested, earlier in this thread, that Oliver cut the injury time because of Villa’s time-wasting.Just watching the last 35 mins, AGAIN, and one thing is very clear, Gary Ratboy’s contribution was basically a number of oohs and OGS and a bloody hell, as well as not being able to count to 3 (subs). He has no great tactical knowledge, and is frankly speaking a useless fucking ****
edit there was a 2 min stoppage in injury time, yet Michelle only added on 25 seconds, usually works against us but how fucking hard is it to tell the time
We spoke to Pete on the way around to our seats that afternoon.Just noticed at the umpteenth time of watching, isn't that Pete the Blue in the crowd celebrating Rodri's goal just before 78.00?
I would have thought if he’d been bothered about that he’d have done something about it, like booking their keeperSomebody suggested, earlier in this thread, that Oliver cut the injury time because of Villa’s time-wasting.
You take the Mrs to the footy? I always had you down as being a sensible bloke ViennaAs I’ve never tired of watching the final five minutes of the QPR game, I will never tire of watching that.
It was a magical five-minute spell, and I feel so privileged that Mrs Vienna and I were there together to witness it.
Pete the Badge?Just noticed at the umpteenth time of watching, isn't that Pete the Blue in the crowd celebrating Rodri's goal just before 78.00?
He was desperate for the scousers to lose.I wonder what was going on inside his mind when he mentioned that.
Really strange comment to come out with.
Maybe he’d got lucky the night before and he was still full of the joys of spring .
She’s been going to City since she was six. Who am I to stop her?You take the Mrs to the footy? I always had you down as being a sensible bloke Vienna
Oh no it isn'tThat's a great analogy. I had never thought of it like that. Football is very much like a pantomime.
Good on her mate, and good choice of wife (or did she choose you)She’s been going to City since she was six. Who am I to stop her?
Pete the Badge?
Oh yes it is!Oh no it isn't
Oh no it isn't.Wish some of our fans understood this RE: Milner. The guy signed a five-year deal, won 4 trophies with us, then decided to go when his deal expired. Fair enough, if you ask me.
So he celebrated a goal against us and said he liked his new club. Big whoop? We'd have been singing his praises for "giving it to the fucking Scousers" if he'd moved from Anfield to come to City.
Cue everyone coming up with "valid reasons" why giving Milner stick is fine, actually, because, as you said yourself, the whole thing is a pantomime.
Ignore ignore ignore it. Its banter, you wont change it, as much as no one will change the scousers hatred (Still after 7 years!) of Sterling.Wish some of our fans understood this RE: Milner. The guy signed a five-year deal, won 4 trophies with us, then decided to go when his deal expired. Fair enough, if you ask me.
So he celebrated a goal against us and said he liked his new club. Big whoop? We'd have been singing his praises for "giving it to the fucking Scousers" if he'd moved from Anfield to come to City.
Cue everyone coming up with "valid reasons" why giving Milner stick is fine, actually, because, as you said yourself, the whole thing is a pantomime.
We met on the BBC’s original 606 forum.Good on her mate, and good choice of wife (or did she choose you)