feck u mccarthy

[Esteban de la Sexface]

hope wolves go down with burnley

I don't mate. At least they try and play football the way it was meant to be played. I'd much rather see Stoke and Blackburn off,

 

[lee-mcfc]

hope wolves go down with burnley

I don't mate. At least they try and play football the way it was meant to be played. I'd much rather see Stoke and Blackburn off,

haha fair enough , i want wolves , burnley and stoke to go down

 

[Esteban de la Sexface]

I don't mate. At least they try and play football the way it was meant to be played. I'd much rather see Stoke and Blackburn off,

haha fair enough , i want wolves , burnley and stoke to go down

I'd have Stoke, Blackburn, Bolton in my three. With Everton not far off. Despicable clubs

 

[Carl_Man_City]

I don't mate. At least they try and play football the way it was meant to be played. I'd much rather see Stoke and Blackburn off,

haha fair enough , i want wolves , burnley and stoke to go down

Wolves Blackburn Stoke for me

 

[hilts]

not having a go fella, question though would you have any player based on ability no matter what he was like as a person?, maybe i am old fashioned but i couldnt have the likes of say keane or diouf at city even if it meant we won something it would be tainted

what did you think of Bellamy before he came? What do you think of him now?

thought he was annoying but that is different to :-
keane = trys to break a fellow footballers leg, shits on his own country
diouf = spits on people and trys to get people charged with racialism

i wouldnt have joey barton back if he turned into the worlds greatest player, i dont expect footballers to be perfect there humans like the rest of us, but i will not support pond life who get idolised because they were lucky enough to be born with a talent

 

[Corky]

West Ham, Pompey and Hull would do me, or West Ham, Pompey and any non local team.

 

[bluedub]

I have always liked Mick. I always enjoyed watching his Irish teams at Lansdowne Road in the mid to late 90s playing some great football, and the win over Holland in 2001 was epic stuff. When Wolves won at Spuds I was genuinely very pleased for him. But when he effectively threw the game against United, he went down ever so slightly in my estimation. If you stand up to United, as Hull did, you might have a chance, as Hull had for a good portion of the game the other day. And I really can't understand why he made such an almighty fuss over the "offside" that led to our second goal. Watch the first half, their player Mancienne could/should have been sent off for a bad foul on de Jong, and wasn't even booked. Then the ref booked Zabaleta for a much less serious offence. Face it, Mick, we were dealing with your hardworking, limited team comfortably and picking you off at will, it looks a tad bit jokey to be making such a fuss when we could have really wiped the floor 4 or 5 with your team

 

[salfordblue-tony2]

I like the guy and don't think he in anyway deserves the abuse that let's face it only a kid could give him.


He was a fantastic payer when I was going to city as a lad one of my favourites and close to a top 10 city player for me in the last 30 years in terms of players I liked.


He remains affectionate to city and usually has a good word to say he is lap one of the few who have stood up to fergie and he did so and stood up against Keane and the rag media at the world cup


Yes we deserved to win but we had some luck and fluked the first and got a dodgy second so he probably did feel a bit hard done by.


He is a gentleman and was a good servant to city and doesn't deserve kids slating him!

Here here. He is only doing what any manager would do trying to keep his arse out of the bacon slicer tonight. McCarthy is an honourable man.

How can u say he is an honourable man. He give the scum 3 points in the race for the title. In what is supposed to be the best league in the world?

 

[hilts]

I have always liked Mick. I always enjoyed watching his Irish teams at Lansdowne Road in the mid to late 90s playing some great football, and the win over Holland in 2001 was epic stuff. When Wolves won at Spuds I was genuinely very pleased for him. But when he effectively threw the game against United, he went down ever so slightly in my estimation. If you stand up to United, as Hull did, you might have a chance, as Hull had for a good portion of the game the other day. And I really can't understand why he made such an almighty fuss over the "offside" that led to our second goal. Watch the first half, their player Mancienne could/should have been sent off for a bad foul on de Jong, and wasn't even booked. Then the ref booked Zabaleta for a much less serious offence. Face it, Mick, we were dealing with your hardworking, limited team comfortably and picking you off at will, it looks a tad bit jokey to making such a fuss when we could have really wiped the floor 4 or 5 with your team

yeah but he manages wolves, how many managers have you heard say we should have got this but were lucky with that, i have always found him to be reasonable honest compared to the likes of wenger, ferguson allardyce etc...

 

[pskilla]

I like the guy and don't think he in anyway deserves the abuse that let's face it only a kid could give him.


He was a fantastic payer when I was going to city as a lad one of my favourites and close to a top 10 city player for me in the last 30 years in terms of players I liked.


He remains affectionate to city and usually has a good word to say he is lap one of the few who have stood up to fergie and he did so and stood up against Keane and the rag media at the world cup


Yes we deserved to win but we had some luck and fluked the first and got a dodgy second so he probably did feel a bit hard done by.


He is a gentleman and was a good servant to city and doesn't deserve kids slating him!

Very patronising to assume only a kid could slate your favourite player. How did he "stand up to Fergie"? By giving him 3 points?