Bill
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played against 11 men and no dodgy pen = defeat for the rags.
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they are shit.
City Vs West Brom Post Match Discussion Thread
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andyhinch
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Think we need to sort the party out im thinking pinjarta bacon
Manchester_lalala
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citijin said:
Didnt see it like that, but very good point. Good management.
der bomber28
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Barcon said:der bomber28 said:paphos-mcfc said:Haha me??
Think he meant this mate, two posts above your first post.
tony de wonderful
Post subject: Re: City Vs West Brom Post Match Discussion Thread
PostPosted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 8:47 pm
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Norwich is now a MASSIVE game for us.
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Outrageous accusation. Just because he was watching and commenting on them whilst we were playing, don't we all?
I was kind of pointing out the date and time he joined(after the gooners defeat) and the obvious massive term they love to use. You might not be able to spot a rag, but I feckin can.
NIKOLAIPUTIN
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Irrespective of the points scenario etcetc, the most important thing for Cities aspirations is just how pitiful United played tonight. If they had lost 1-0 by laying Wigan under seige and losing to a miracle goal, you'd still expect United to go ahead and finish the season off quite comfortably, but United got outplayed for pretty much the entire match.
They often refer to a Sir Alex Ferguson team, and stuff that it typically does, but the performance tonight from them was so devoid of any inspiration, that it in no way reflected what people would refer to as a S.A.F team, which is why I think City are right to have renewed hopes for the remainder of the season.
The main problem they have from here to the end of the season is that they looked completely at sea without Scholes in the middle, so naturally they have to bring him back, but then they cant play him every minute because he isn't fit enough, which is where United will really struggle to sort out.
As a fan of a non league team, the only thing I really want to see in the premier league is an exciting finish, and before tonight it all looked a bit one directional, but after the results and most importantly the performances, its certainly renewed my interest in the remainder of the season, so I cant imagine the level of excitement all you lot will have. Enjoy it and hopefully you will get there on the line.
Good luck and keep the faith lads and lasses :)
They often refer to a Sir Alex Ferguson team, and stuff that it typically does, but the performance tonight from them was so devoid of any inspiration, that it in no way reflected what people would refer to as a S.A.F team, which is why I think City are right to have renewed hopes for the remainder of the season.
The main problem they have from here to the end of the season is that they looked completely at sea without Scholes in the middle, so naturally they have to bring him back, but then they cant play him every minute because he isn't fit enough, which is where United will really struggle to sort out.
As a fan of a non league team, the only thing I really want to see in the premier league is an exciting finish, and before tonight it all looked a bit one directional, but after the results and most importantly the performances, its certainly renewed my interest in the remainder of the season, so I cant imagine the level of excitement all you lot will have. Enjoy it and hopefully you will get there on the line.
Good luck and keep the faith lads and lasses :)
greasedupdeafguy
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Just hope mancini doesn't play the likes of kolarov and dzeko on Saturday, stick with tevez and aguero.