Newman Noggs
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In addition to all the above, it was pleasing to finally see a City player win the Ballon d'Or. That he'd then miss the entire season through injury is just typical City.
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End of year reflection
- Thread starter vinny123
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My reflection is that, it is frightening how much our demise has been exaggerated, while i know our recent form has been no less than awful, that is because of the extremely high standards we have set ourselves, its been an incredible ride and now maybe we appreciate it a little more than we did before, onwards and upwards.
Petethemancinleeds
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A number of legends of the 4 in a row are now in the departure lounge, the turbulence of 115 charges may delay new top quality arrivals but with Pep as passionate as ever and the support at Leicester likewise our rebuild begins now.
But for Citys generousity towards the rags they would be trophyless and closer than ever to relegation!.
Liverpool are worthy recipents as one season babysitters of our premiership!
Arsenal targetted Rodri and spent the rest of the game fawning injuries, time wasting. I hope they finish below Forest, Newcastle.
A Wetherspoons, Greggs as part of the new complex would be nice but perhaps the need for a multi faith prayer room is a bigger priority for now.
But for Citys generousity towards the rags they would be trophyless and closer than ever to relegation!.
Liverpool are worthy recipents as one season babysitters of our premiership!
Arsenal targetted Rodri and spent the rest of the game fawning injuries, time wasting. I hope they finish below Forest, Newcastle.
A Wetherspoons, Greggs as part of the new complex would be nice but perhaps the need for a multi faith prayer room is a bigger priority for now.
Buckshaw Blue
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Been a mixed year with winning 4 in a row but then losing the cup final and the run we’ve been on this season has left an end of an era feeling but we’ll come back 100%. It’s a matter of when not if.
Abattoir Blue
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Would also make us appreciate winning the FA Cup and/or CL much more if we managed to get to either final. Cup runs to become fun again in 2025?Not winning the league this year will make winning it back next year feel even better
Spurs quarter 69
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The year blighted by two defeats to the rags losing the cup final when the players looked like they'd been on the piss for a week, then giving away two stupid goals to gift them a totally undeserved win at the Etihad. We gifted them hope when we should have kept are boots on their throats. Having lived through 97 98 can't feel a season when we win the league and get to the cup final is anything but a success. Also we won the charity shield for a bonus denying the rags at the death.