Darren Lewis on talksport about 30mins ago gave his top 4, which included United,Liverpool, spurs and Chelsea! Said he doesn't think City will finish top 4 as our defence is way to shaky. Just completely dumbfounded in his comments. Goldstein said haven't Liverpool got the same problems, to which he didn't really give a reply. Just baffles me how he clearly puts his own bias in front of his own professional views.
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The MuEN website is really taking the piss now.
I clicked on a couple of links to read the story (silly of me I know) and what was the video that was loading at the time for me to watch ----- the rags v Leicester.
It is bad enough them having links to numerous rag reports on the City page but this latest "sticking to blues" beggars belief.
I clicked on a couple of links to read the story (silly of me I know) and what was the video that was loading at the time for me to watch ----- the rags v Leicester.
It is bad enough them having links to numerous rag reports on the City page but this latest "sticking to blues" beggars belief.
r.soleofsalford
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The MuEN website is really taking the piss now.
I clicked on a couple of links to read the story (silly of me I know) and what was the video that was loading at the time for me to watch ----- the rags v Leicester.
It is bad enough them having links to numerous rag reports on the City page but this latest "sticking to blues" beggars belief.
yep our page full of their shit
Uncle Wally One Ball
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The whole MuEN website is ridiculous, it is not fit for purpose. I used to like to have a look at it to keep abreast of events back home as I no longer live in Gods own city, but it is completely impractical these days. It's virtually unusableThe MuEN website is really taking the piss now.
I clicked on a couple of links to read the story (silly of me I know) and what was the video that was loading at the time for me to watch ----- the rags v Leicester.
It is bad enough them having links to numerous rag reports on the City page but this latest "sticking to blues" beggars belief.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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I will not try again, and stop sounding so confrontational. I didnt open up the links and read the stories. What do you think I am, sick?Ha ha and they're valuing him at 185m!! That's called wishful thinking. No talk that Rashford wants away either.
Contrast that with the concept that we supposedly have to pay cash plus sterling to get Alexis Sanchez!!!
Try again.
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"made accountable for their actions". A journalist writes a typically weighted piece, thus ensuring he gets a reaction. I'd say he's doing his job exactly as his paymasters want him to. Journalists are paid to inform and to create debate. 'Twas always thus. The Daily Mail's website is the single most popular news website IN THE WORLD. And you've just helped ensure it stays that way.
He may be doing what his paymasters want but he is certainly not informing anyone; by weighted I assume you mean biased and therefore demonstrates an agenda.
You even get Rag links and Videos popping up on the Belle Vue Aces pages on the MUEN website, and that's a totally different sport.
It 20 years since Princess Di's death. wonder if there will be a Rag link buried in their coverage of it. I'm sure they'll think of something to justify it.
It 20 years since Princess Di's death. wonder if there will be a Rag link buried in their coverage of it. I'm sure they'll think of something to justify it.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...Guardiola-failed-develop-Raheem-Sterling.html
F*ck me. I'm no Sterling mega-fan but there can be no doubt that Sterling has improved since he came to us.
Indeed, the fact that we never offered Sterling for Sanchez in the first place seems to have totally passed the fecker by.
There comes a point where people need to be made accountable for their actions and this is that time for Herbert. It is time to ban him from the Etihad till he makes a retraction as a major story in the Fail.
Sterling regressed during his first season at City (and became a pantomine villain after the Euros), which explains why his stats last year were worse than in his final season at Liverpool. But he has undoubtedly improved under Pep.
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Can any of you genius out there find comparable stats for Sterling v Oz,
all of a sudden the Ox is a great signing at £40 mill even though he's in last year of his contract and yet we all know Raheem was a waste of money yawn yawn be nice to judge the facts.
all of a sudden the Ox is a great signing at £40 mill even though he's in last year of his contract and yet we all know Raheem was a waste of money yawn yawn be nice to judge the facts.
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Can any of you genius out there find comparable stats for Sterling v Oz,
all of a sudden the Ox is a great signing at £40 mill even though he's in last year of his contract and yet we all know Raheem was a waste of money yawn yawn be nice to judge the facts.
Well Sterling scored 10 and made 15 assists last season. The Ox has scored 9 and made 14 assists in SEVEN seasons, so yeah, pretty comparable stats.
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