Hart Dog
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jimharri said:
fook the police!
but on another note, i don't want to ever have to see that picture that is so blatantly going to be published everywhere, everagain..
happy birthday Dad
love Balo
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CITY v Liverpool: Post Match Discussion
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fook the police!
but on another note, i don't want to ever have to see that picture that is so blatantly going to be published everywhere, everagain..
happy birthday Dad
love Balo
Bigga
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Re: Rice Pudding
At least Yaya tried to drive the mid forward today.
Not sure what would have happened without that impetus.
At least Yaya tried to drive the mid forward today.
Not sure what would have happened without that impetus.
MaineDAWG2008
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Support our boys
...instead of fookin criticising.
All iv read so far is nothing but negativity towards a number of our players. Yaya, Nasri, Mario, Dzeko, Kolarov to name a few.
Fustration is one thing, but hearing calls for players not to be included in teamsheets and to be removed from the club (mario) is ridiculous.
We are still unbeaten.
Get a friikkin grip ffs.
Either support the team or get lost!!
...instead of fookin criticising.
All iv read so far is nothing but negativity towards a number of our players. Yaya, Nasri, Mario, Dzeko, Kolarov to name a few.
Fustration is one thing, but hearing calls for players not to be included in teamsheets and to be removed from the club (mario) is ridiculous.
We are still unbeaten.
Get a friikkin grip ffs.
Either support the team or get lost!!
Nelly's Left Foot
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Re: Rice Pudding
I thought when City were in control of the game Yaya was dictating the game albeit from a little deeper than I would like to see him. When the game got stretched in the last 1/4 I think he started to struggle as it was all a bit to fast and frenetic. Looked as though he got injured so I hope it isn't serious.
I thought when City were in control of the game Yaya was dictating the game albeit from a little deeper than I would like to see him. When the game got stretched in the last 1/4 I think he started to struggle as it was all a bit to fast and frenetic. Looked as though he got injured so I hope it isn't serious.
quiet_riot
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Re: Operation Anfield Exercise
To light fireworks with?
Freestyler said:samharris said:Freestyler said:Someone nicked the light at Anfield in rehearsal.
Couldnt they use their million spare candles. ??
Balotelli stole them.
To light fireworks with?
mike channon´s windmill said:Palerider said:Anyone who thinks this was a point won needs to book an appointment at the doctors. We are now a top side, possibly in the top three in the world, and the only thing we lack is a winning attitude ( fans included ). Roberto Mancini has gone up in my opinion, he went to Anfield to win, he went to Munich to win and he went to Naples to win. We did not win any of those games but what we did was set a new standard for ourselves. Think about that we are now actually going to Bayern Munich and Liverpool to WIN. It's a massive change in attitude, perhaps not for Mancini but certainly for most of us as fans. Great, great times for us blues.
Think you´re right up to a point but you should give the lads more credit after avery tough trip to Naples. The scousers were taking it easy and getting ready to let rip against us. Had the ref sent Reina off or we had not been so unfortunate for their goal I´m sure we would have won
I think a point each was fair post match but pre match we should have an attitude that only a win is good enough. I think Mancini went all out for the win which is definitely the correct attitude. For the record, like most City fans, I'm pre-programmed ( brainwashed ) to think a point at Anfield, Highbury, Old Trafford etc is a good result but thankfully men like Mancini don't! Basically our attitude is designed to get us 40 points and survival, Mancini's is a strategy to win the Premiership. His experience comes from being a winner our's from being losers. Mancini is fast becoming my favourite manager of all time!
Blue Haze
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Re: Support our boys
I don't understand the criticism, the whole team didn't play well outside of Hart and we still got a point at Anfield. The place where we got turned over last year.
I don't understand the criticism, the whole team didn't play well outside of Hart and we still got a point at Anfield. The place where we got turned over last year.
bluecitywugger
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Still undefeated people and still top of the league. Todays game was always going to be a tester on the back of trip to Napoli.A poor ref,down to ten men, handball not given, dirty and cheating Scousers,fatigue all adds up to a well fought and earned point. We have come along way in terms of the way we have performed the past few seasons and certain players will have an off days but credit due to those who dug deep against all the odds. I for one think we have a great squad of players.Everyone outside City are waiting for the wheels to come off and at Liverpool today you feel the eagerness of the football pundits and media waiting to have say City on the slide!!!! but as I said still UNDEFEATED for how long who knows but hey we are still top so on to Norwich next...............................sorry know its the wrong place but............Gary Speed R.I.P tragic news