Why on earth would you invest time and money in something you believe is rigged? If you genuinely believe that then you should stop going full stop.
Clattenburg was the ref when we lost 4-1 in September .
I don't think I can put it in simpler terms. He thought it was a penalty. He made a mistake. End of story. Any suggestion of corruption is childish and petulant, we lost, get over it.
I had a good view of it at the game and simply could not understand what the hell Clattenberg was doing pointing at the spot as I saw no infringement. Have just seen the replays of the inicident and it is a criminal decision: aside from the fact that it was not handball, the referee was not in a position to see clearly where the ball hit Sterling. I realise this has already been discussed but I just had to register my incredulity at this. Up to that point, and indeed until their second, Spurs did not look like scoring and without Spurs getting the ref's help, City were more likely to score first.
I don't think I said that luck evens itself out did I?
I don't believe that it does, I think any person that's been following City for longer than five or six seasons will know that you can go through entire seasons where if it wasn't for bad luck you'd have no luck at all.
However, for the avoidance of doubt I'll say it again, I do not believe that there is systemic corruption in English football, I do not believe that there is an anti City, pro United agenda other than the one dreamed up in the febrile imaginations of some City fans. I do not believe that even if Mark Clattenberg is corrupt he would be stupid enough to demonstrate his bias in such a flamboyantly incompetent manner.
However, I do believe that the media make mischief at our expense, City are the only club in world football that ism't allowed an empty seat, an injury crisis, a bad decision or bad luck. Sadly, a few of our fans take this media hogwash as evidence of systemic corruption and it just isn't true.
So you keep saying. Many believe he's corrupt, get over it.