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citymad
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Good lord, can't you at least acknowledge he's trying to create a party type atmosphere. I guess he's just not a good fit for City fans.A few games back when Haaland scored and he did the "erling" expecting the crowd to go " haaland " and nobody did , he then shouts " nice one", down the mic should have been his last dance, don't have a go at the crowd for not joining in while you act like a ****. Dont get me started on Jackson and square face Pike, first question to Pep when he arrives on stage for the treble parade , " do you think oasis should get back together", They are all fans who have been put in roles they aren't qualified for.
Cheadle_hulmeBlue
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The away fans this season have been shocking. I don’t think the way they seated over 3 tiers helps, but I think overall they’re a lot quieter compared to previously.
uwerosler28
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It's not a fucking party it's a football match and he shouldn't be taking the piss out of the fans.Good lord, can't you at least acknowledge he's trying to create a party type atmosphere. I guess he's just not a good fit for City fans.
Elliot houghton
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all of them seem to have the same chants as well odd occasion they do sing think the thing I like most about our fans is we do try and be original at timesThe away fans this season have been shocking. I don’t think the way they seated over 3 tiers helps, but I think overall they’re a lot quieter compared to previously.
bobbyowenquiff
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It has been noticeable how quiet they have been, especially Liverpool. The Etihad is a huge fortress these days. Perhaps we have broken their spirits.The away fans this season have been shocking. I don’t think the way they seated over 3 tiers helps, but I think overall they’re a lot quieter compared to previously.
is that what we call not being miserable now acting like a bellend. Announcers all over the world does similar to what he does and it’s great when the crowd actually joins in
I’m quite happy to hear him announce the name of the goal scorer without the added and unnecessary chants afterwards. Leave that to Cool Kids on the terraces. :-)
He should go over to Germany, to the Bundesliga, and learn to do what the stadium announcers say after a goal is scored. I tried to find a video of it, but nothing is coming up on Google. I’ll have another try tomorrow.
It has been noticeable how quiet they have been, especially Liverpool. The Etihad is a huge fortress these days. Perhaps we have broken their spirits.
We haven’t lost in a year at the Etihad. It’s not surprising the away fans are quiet. A draw for the away fans is like getting a win.
Elliot houghton
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I’m quite happy to hear him announce the name of the goal scorer without the added and unnecessary chants afterwards. Leave that to Cool Kids on the terraces. :-)
He should go over to Germany, to the Bundesliga, and learn to do what the stadium announcers say after a goal is scored. I tried to find a video of it, but nothing is coming up on Google. I’ll have another try tomorrow.
the Napoli announcer is one of the most popular for what he does feel. I think the only reason I’m for it is when he does the Bernardo chant everyone signing the atmosphere is better than anywhere in English football in that moment all singing at same time
Man_City_Loyal
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No, he acts like a bellend. I’d much prefer the Anfield stadium announcer as he just does his job and puts the mic down - no forced shite trying to manufacture a crowd reaction. It’s absolutely embarrassing.
he's a bellend? christ I've heard it all today