Bayern Munich (Friendly) | Post Match Thread

[west didsblue]

IT'S Haaland. That's "H-A-A-L-A-N-D". One of the most famous names in the football world right now.

Håland is also correct.

 

[threespires]

Was sceptical about the pre-season trip to US as the best preparation for opening day but it looks like from the broader perspective it was a great success. The club has clearly gone up a level over there and this can only help.

At the risk of overgeneralising, my experience of Americans sports fans is they're enthusiastic and knowledgeable and though they can moan like fuck if you get them on the wrong subject at the wrong time they are a pretty loyal bunch who do can do dark humour/entertain themselves when its all a bit crap, which admittedly probably isn't going to be a short term problem for recent City converts. Be interesting to see if/how the increased profile and fan base affects the apparently slightly odd situation/relationship with the NYCFC fan base.

We are a global club now and there is no going back so we should embrace our overseas fans and from a distance the US fans look like a good addition to the fanbase.

 

[citymad]

It’s HAALAND there’s no fucking R in it!

yep same goes for Haaland.

 

[El_george]

It was a friendly so wouldn’t be ‘official’ even if they played 90 mins

Oh right, I didn't realise. So in a similar vein can I tell my Manchester United friends to shut up about winning the Bangkok Century Cup recently, because they keep going on and on about it.

 

[LongsightM13]

Oh right, I didn't realise. So in a similar vein can I tell my Manchester United friends to shut up about winning the Bangkok Century Cup recently, because they keep going on and on about it.

Telling them lot to shut up is never bad advice

 

[Citizen Mike]

Oh right, I didn't realise. So in a similar vein can I tell my Manchester United friends to shut up about winning the Bangkok Century Cup recently, because they keep going on and on about it.

yes preseason is all about fitness, so any made up cups are irrelevant. I feel the same about the charity shield

 

[Ballymagash Blue]

IT'S Haaland. That's "H-A-A-L-A-N-D". One of the most famous names in the football world right now.

If it’s so frustrating for you must be doubly so for Eling himself.

 

[Pablo123]

It's hard to say I'm sorry.

You remind me of my ex wife

 

[Kippax77]

It was a friendly so wouldn’t be ‘official’ even if they played 90 mins

But but but what about the opening of Pandoras box at the Dippers.
Will Nunez 4 goal haul not be recognised now as well?

 

[eastmanc]

Was sceptical about the pre-season trip to US as the best preparation for opening day but it looks like from the broader perspective it was a great success. The club has clearly gone up a level over there and this can only help.

At the risk of overgeneralising, my experience of Americans sports fans is they're enthusiastic and knowledgeable and though they can moan like fuck if you get them on the wrong subject at the wrong time they are a pretty loyal bunch who do can do dark humour/entertain themselves when its all a bit crap, which admittedly probably isn't going to be a short term problem for recent City converts. Be interesting to see if/how the increased profile and fan base affects the apparently slightly odd situation/relationship with the NYCFC fan base.

We are a global club now and there is no going back so we should embrace our overseas fans and from a distance the US fans look like a good addition to the fanbase.

Watched NYCFC a couple of weeks back on sky and thought, what is going on with their fan base, there was hardly anyone there and they are the defending champions. What has happened.