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Dippers or RAGS
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Ric said:ctidcarl said:I'm in that category Ric......... just that I see hating utd as part of supporting City....... in fact, its the easiest part of supporting City!!
I hate United as much as anyone, I want them to lose every game they play, unless it benefits City, and this is one of these rare occasions.
This (unfortunately)
Citizen Green
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Hate the Rags with a passion but at the end of the day setting Liverpool back further is very good for City.
Let United have this one blues, we will take care of them on our own patch in April.
Let United have this one blues, we will take care of them on our own patch in April.
The Beast 111
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i want the scum to win
i hate liverpool more than united, they are our rivals this season
i hate liverpool more than united, they are our rivals this season
We need the ragtards to win. Liverpool have fragile morale issues so it wouldn't just help us points wise, it would probably give them a bit of a hang over for their following few fixtures. I hope the rag twats win well. It will help our goal difference.
flb
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Pamela-have you become a pro-rag-ite?Pam said:We need the ragtards to win. Liverpool have morale issues so it wouldn't just help us points wise, it would probably give them a bit of a hang over for their following few fixtures. I hope the rag twats win well. It will help our goal difference.
your goal difference allowances has become very worrying?
top-middle,or bottom ?
No.Sorry.Can't cheer on for a scum win.FILTH.FILTH.FILTH.Hate them.Pam said:We need the ragtards to win. Liverpool have morale issues so it wouldn't just help us points wise, it would probably give them a bit of a hang over for their following few fixtures. I hope the rag twats win well. It will help our goal difference.
flb said:Pamela-have you become a pro-rag-ite?Pam said:We need the ragtards to win. Liverpool have morale issues so it wouldn't just help us points wise, it would probably give them a bit of a hang over for their following few fixtures. I hope the rag twats win well. It will help our goal difference.
your goal difference allowances has become very worrying?
top-middle,or bottom ?
Needs must. Villa, the dippers and spuds are all too close for comfort. And even if the rags win the title, which they probably will, I think it will be their last hurrah for a good bit, unless the Rag Knights Who Say Ni manage to find a few billion from under their sofas.
anymore than 2sheiks said:No.Sorry.Can't cheer on for a scum win.FILTH.FILTH.FILTH.Hate them.Pam said:We need the ragtards to win. Liverpool have morale issues so it wouldn't just help us points wise, it would probably give them a bit of a hang over for their following few fixtures. I hope the rag twats win well. It will help our goal difference.
Glad it is not just me - I will be cheering the scouse on - but privately hoping for a draw
flb
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pamela-you sound like my imaginary social worker!
Bluemoonbaldboy
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When the needs must we need the result thats right for us, a dippers win keeps the pressure on us so for me yes it has to be a rags win...Much as they hate to admit it they were delighted we beat Chelsea a few weeks ago but again when needs must!
lostmyhouseski
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i just hope football is the winner on the day
lostmyhouseski said:i just hope football is the winner on the day
Don't care who wins.
If we get 18 points from our remaining 10 games that will see us finish in 4th spot.
Liverpool are not worthy of 4th this year and Villa have the FA Cup to worry about.
Wouldn't be surprised if Wolves nick a point tonight.
All we have to focus on is our own results nothing more nothing less , the rest will sort itself out.
If we cannot get the necessary points required then obviously we don't deserve 4th spot.
Personally I think we have a heap of more up side in us even with the squad we currently have than Villa with theirs and Spurs with theirs.
We will be much better placed come August no matter who is charge and who comes and go's in the off season to challenge Chelsea and Arsenal and Manure next season.
Ric said:ctidcarl said:I'm in that category Ric......... just that I see hating utd as part of supporting City....... in fact, its the easiest part of supporting City!!
I hate United as much as anyone, I want them to lose every game they play, unless it benefits City, and this is one of these rare occasions.
Do not mean it critically - more of a compliment to your rationality - but you must not hate the rags as much as me if you can take that stance - but it probably just means you are a more balanced bloke
mcfc1632 said:Ric said:I hate United as much as anyone, I want them to lose every game they play, unless it benefits City, and this is one of these rare occasions.
Do not mean it critically - more of a compliment to your rationality - but you must not hate the rags as much as me if you can take that stance - but it probably just means you are a more balanced bloke
Three points at Craven Cottage is the only result that counts on the weekend.
Numptyed
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On the subject of the rags did anyone hear baconface's comments regarding the FA and Steven Gerrard.
You can say what you like about the FA if your Baconface, had Bobby Manc come out with this we'd of been kicked out of the leauge. But what hes said makes sure SG wont get away with anything tomorrow, the guy knows just how to manipulate everyone.
From the Independent
You can say what you like about the FA if your Baconface, had Bobby Manc come out with this we'd of been kicked out of the leauge. But what hes said makes sure SG wont get away with anything tomorrow, the guy knows just how to manipulate everyone.
From the Independent
But the raw indignation Ferguson feels about the Football Association's decision not to ban Gerrard for an apparent use of an elbow on Portsmouth's Michael Brown last Monday night, while Rio Ferdinand was banned for four games for an offence which looked no worse, led Ferguson to suggest that Liverpool are also the side who get the breaks in encounters between these two most inveterate of rivals. "Yes we know [they get the breaks]," Ferguson reflected. "They do all right. They are lucky like that. Maybe one day we will get lucky."
Nemanja Vidic's extraordinary record of three dismissals in consecutive games against Liverpool has reinforced Ferguson's sense of injustice. "The two [sendings off] at Anfield were definitely influenced by the crowd and the Liverpool players," Ferguson said. "I have looked at them again. The last one at Anfield was two yellow cards. I don't think they were right. Last year he brought down Gerrard on the edge of the box. But I don't think it will affect him. With [Rio] Ferdinand and Vidic coming back you can see a much greater presence at the back now."
Ferguson reserved most of his ire for the FA, an organisation he described as "dysfunctional" for the Gerrard decision. Ridiculing the inflated cost and inconsistent outcome, as he sees it, of reviewing such incidents, he accused the FA of anti-United prejudice: "If it was a Manchester United player he would have been done, as was the case with Rio Ferdinand."
Ferguson wants to see a body of four out-of-work managers sitting to consider such incidents every Sunday, under the aegis of the League Managers' Association. "There are about 20 redundant managers around who have had a good experience of the game, have good knowledge, have played the game," he said. "They could get involved. It would save a fortune because God knows what it costs them down there in London. "
In the FA's defence, the disciplinary system prevents their intervening if a referee – in Monday's case Stuart Attwell – has seen an offence and made an instant decision. It is not the FA's fault that Attwell called the incident incorrectly. Though the allegation of prejudice might be deemed worthy of investigation in itself by the FA, there are no plans to ask Ferguson to explain his comments.
The Iceman Cometh
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A draw would be ideal. We have to win at Fulham, beat spuds, beat villa, and we must, simply must beat the rags!
supercity36
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rags win. couldnt give a shit if united win the league, and we've gave em plenty of help beating chelski twice. return the favour please rags!