bluemoon32
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Probably not but it was a throw away post, just like 99.9% of the other posts on herenot funny
Probably not but it was a throw away post, just like 99.9% of the other posts on herenot funny
And here's me thinking that City humour is what makes us city fans what we are.not funny
Some poor bloke broke his ankle and his foot went sideways just before halftime, tripped awkwardly on it trying to negotiate an obstructed aisle between blocks 10 & 11.Did Kyle turn his ankle?
So you’re not a Doctor but you call the decision to play him moronic (easy with hindsight)I’m no doctor but rushing him back from a really bad hamstring injury to play against dross like Burnley was fucking moronic.
It’s not often our medical team shit the bed but I could see this coming from the first whistle.
They are. Check out the bitter, jealous comments on social media... to sum it up, the number 115 is being mentioned a lotIf that is us under-cooked, behind everyone else in preparation, missing key players and still with the opportunity to add quality to the squad, we could be in for a special season. Red shirted tossers everywhere should be shivering in fear.
So you’re not a Doctor but you call the decision to play him moronic (easy with hindsight)
This decision will have been taken by the club/player/manager with the best medics and equipment (scans etc) available to them
The same medical team that kept the vast majority of the squad fit and available all last season
I would call it terrible bad luck
They shouldn’t worry, we won’t won that many league titles in a row.They are. Check out the bitter, jealous comments on social media... to sum it up, the number 115 is being mentioned a lot
Yawn,typical sarcastic response when you don’t agree with someone elseAlright Dr Cougat sit down.
Hearing our signature, off key 'Aaawwwooo'ing warmed my heart last night. Really feels like 'our song' and something a bit different.90/100 mins non stop passing on the pitch and a similar period singing a vast medley of songs old and new helped numb the realisation that a pocket of 50+ blokes in Burnley are the love children of Fester and Nigel Farage.