Manchester City - Premier League Champions 2022/23

[buckshot]

We've had the Fourmidables, etc, what are we all calling this years Champions?

The Inevitables?
Pep and the Trebletones?

 

[Mick_]

Massive congratulations, now go and win the other two trophies and boil even more haters piss.

 

[GrumpyLegacyFan]

To all those who had just settled into their seats at London's Ambassador Theatre tonight for the performance of 'Wagatha Christie', and who heard a wild scream of joy from row B in the Royal Circle at precisely 7.32pm, as the first act opened...I am so sorry....

 

[Dribble]

I thought they'd at least make us fight for it. Fantastic achievement again though. 3 in a row is insane.

We've been fighting for it since May mate. It's not how you start, it's how you finish that counts... \0/

 

[The_Maverick]

 

[Dribble]

I think some people are being a little over sensitive about Lineker mentioning the charges. Not mentioning it would have been jumped on by the anti-City press whilst mentioning it in the way he did in a fairly innocuous way and allowing Shearer to say it’s all about the football on the pitch was probably the best option.

Is that the Shearer whose Newcastle are Saudi Arabia owned? :-)

 

[SebastianBlue]

We've had the Fourmidables, etc, what are we all calling this years Champions?

The Inevitables™

 

[Silva&Silva]

Congratulations again Mancs… I’m now signing off for the summer - See you back in August

Cheers, Jack, better luck next season.

 

[2infinity&beyond]

You understand why? Because the premier league brand is only attractive if it’s competitive - if you win it every year, people will switch off and no one will bother watching MOTD.

Yes I picked up on that. Pathetic and not necessary. Typical BBC shite. There is nothing else they have to throw at City.

 

[west didsblue]

Is that the Shearer whose Newcastle are Saudi Arabia owned? :-)

Not that I give a shit but Newcastle are actually a state owned club. Their owner is the Saudi sovereign wealth fund.