quiet_riot
Well-Known Member
Moyes, what a hypocritical bastard
greenie_34 said:inb4 what are the words?
shadygiz said:ohhh balotelli
he's a striker, he's good at darts
an allergy to grass, but when he plays he fuckin class
drives around moss side with a wallet full of cash
repeat ad infinitum
DenisLawBackHeel74 said:I thought you deserved a special mention all your own today.......you horrible little ****, hope you are out for 10 weeks with that injury you dirty, dirty fouling bastard.
That is all.
Oh...and fuck off Moyes you goggle eyed ****.
CTID
DenisLawBackHeel74 said:I thought you deserved a special mention all your own today.......you horrible little ****, hope you are out for 10 weeks with that injury you dirty, dirty fouling bastard.
That is all.
Oh...and fuck off Moyes you goggle eyed ****.
CTID
Darker shade of Blue said:SebastianBlue said:Darker shade of Blue said:Some of us say it as we see it, unlike crying arses who prefer to slate Moyes on a City forum to suck up to City fans. Moyes has the team he has, and uses what resources he has at the time. He can't field players he doesn't have. There's nothing truthful in being a whinging loser.
Everton were the better team for the first quater, and ended up with 2 yellow cards for their troubles making it difficult to challenge. We're not going to out play City for 90 minutes with no creative midfielders and no strikers in the team, so not sure what some of our fans expect. The best we could hope for was what we got, until the deflection put us behind.
Our players also played 120 minutes on Wednesday with the smallest squad in the league, so to expect an awesome performance was asking a lot. I think the lads fought well, and put in a good shift.
To read an Everton fan slating Moyes on a City forum is disgusting, but it's not surprising to see a rat in the sewer when all said and done ;o)
I admire your zeal and appreciate your civility but please answer me this:
Do you truly believe Everton were the better footballing side at any time during the match? I mean, I can stand by your assertion Moyes did what he could with the squad he has (no matter how much I disagree with what I think were dirty tactics). But to assert that Everton were ever the better side is delusional, even for me who has a tendency to be harder and more fair handed with City's performances than most.
We started the better of the 2 sides, yes.
For me, the ref did us no favours through out though, and the early cards were cheesy and stunk of pre match determination to prevent a physical encounter.
We had no attacking option, so were hardly likely to score, but in every other department we put a good shift in.
You can't expect us to play the same football without Pienaar, Arteta, and a single striker on the pitch.
The bottom line is we don't have the players to do all the required jobs, so Moyes has to take care of what he can.
riggymcfc123 said:This is unbelievable!
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Manchester_City_Blue said:Question on the Kompany/Cahill incident. I was on the opposite side of the stadium and to me it looked like Cahill went in two footed to break Vinnie's leg. Is that what happened?