Is the football bubble finally about to burst?

Bunch of liars or crybabies on here...

So what if some people don't like us?
So what if they like our owners even less?
So what if VAR is ruining the game?
So what if UEFA ban us?

I didn't hear much protests over the last ten years while we was scooping up most of the prizes.
I'm absolutely going crackers without it. To say i'm missing it is a massive understatement.

Football is much more than having a choice about watching it or not. It is near enough an addiction.
The high and lows make it what it is. I feel shit for days after a poor result. Yet as soon as it passes i'm up for more of it!

Maybe it's just the constant changes that is getting to people. (as i have never believed that our fan base depends on success)
We have major changes coming our way. Some favourite players will be leaving, some new ones coming. Pep may be off shortly, and i think people are worried what that will mean.
I wrote this season off, yet we were still up for three major trophies. (one already in the bag, or two if you add up like a rag)

As for people saying they are not missing the game, while posting on a football forum...FFS!
 
One of the many valuable lessons life has taught me, is that when a group of people are people are engaged in a complicated fraud of some description, over a sustained period, intoxicated by their own success they believe it’s going to go on forever. They think they’ve got all the angles covered. They think they’re bombproof, because they’ve thought the whole thing through, over and over, and have provided for every conceivable eventuality.

And then something from outside, over which they have no control, and couldn’t possibly had foresight of, intervenes and the whole deck of cards collapses in the blink of an eye. And they’re fucked. It happens at bewildering speed.

We all like to think we’re in control, but we’re not; not really.

Football has quite possibly befallen the same fate. Something no-one could have predicted has intervened into a seemingly invincible sport in a way that makes its acolytes realise that it isn’t that important after all. That the first genuine hiatus in the sport (of over a few short weeks) in the last 60 or so years, will give people cause to reevaluate how important it is to them; make them appreciate that they haven’t missed the game as much as they'd feared.

The sport’s got a big challenge on its hands, which repeating the same message as hitherto, once we’re through the other end of this, simply won’t suffice.

The universe works in ways we cannot predict or control. This should be a lesson to football, as well as us all.

As John Lennon once said, life is what happens when we’re making other plans.
 
Support City or not.

Nobody in the thread has said they're no longer going to support City, quite the opposite really.

All are saying that they will always support City but may choose not to attend games for numerous reasons which is their perogative..

It doesn't make them any lesser fan than those who attend games in my eyes .!
 
Nobody in the thread has said they're no longer going to support City, quite the opposite really.

All are saying that they will always support City but may choose not to attend games for numerous reasons which is their perogative..

Surely the team and pep will deserve our support,for different reasons
 
One of the many valuable lessons life has taught me, is that when a group of people are people are engaged in a complicated fraud of some description, over a sustained period, intoxicated by their own success they believe it’s going to go on forever. They think they’ve got all the angles covered. They think they’re bombproof, because they’ve thought the whole thing through, over and over, and have provided for every conceivable eventuality.

And then something from outside, over which they have no control, and couldn’t possibly had foresight of, intervenes and the whole deck of cards collapses in the blink of an eye. And they’re fucked. It happens at bewildering speed.

We all like to think we’re in control, but we’re not; not really.

Football has quite possibly befallen the same fate. Something no-one could have predicted has intervened into a seemingly invincible sport in a way that makes its acolytes realise that it isn’t that important after all. That the first genuine hiatus in the sport (of over a few short weeks) in the last 60 or so years, will give people cause to reevaluate how important it is to them; make them appreciate that they haven’t missed the game as much as they'd feared.

The sport’s got a big challenge on its hands, which repeating the same message as hitherto, once we’re through the other end of this, simply won’t suffice.

The universe works in ways we cannot predict or control. This should be a lesson to football, as well as us all.

As John Lennon once said, life is what happens when we’re making other plans.
Its great that you,and countless others have now accepted that there has been a concerted effort, by any means possible ,for a certain team to win the title this season,and,on a lesser scale, for a certain other team to qualify for the champions league.
Well done for noticing.hurrah.
When leicester City won the title by 10 clear points a few years back there were so many similarities with a deliberate concentrated effort by powerful agencies to achieve this.....the switched on posters among us,only a handful,pointed this out at the time but were laughed at...now history ,almost,repeats itself
And,directly touches and concerns City,and hey presto! Everybody cries foul.
No one is denoucing the '' crackpots" anymore......with a bit of dillegence,and a more open mind the rotten state of the game would have been noticed a few seasons ago,not just now..when it affects our own team.
Its ok making big pompous posts now,well done for opening your eyes.
Well done Sir.
 

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