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journolud
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Am unable to watch it till this evening. Can anyone summarise?
Dave S
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First class that. It certainly put her in her place.
Am unable to watch it till this evening. Can anyone summarise?
She is a manure fan and is complaining about City making the prem a one team league on the pitch and off it, Shaka laughs her down and said "A manure fan complaining of that" and then proceeds to put her in her place with facts about manure floating on the stock market and stuff lol
tbf she does say at the end about the shoe being on the other foot now lol
el blue
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The woman interviewing him states that city have just posted record financials and are smashing it on the pitch and asks if its a bad thing for football. Shaka calls her out for as a united fan and points to the hypocrisy. He then argues that the city model is good for football because it shows that you can invest and still turn a profit and this should be inspiring for investors of all clubs.Am unable to watch it till this evening. Can anyone summarise?
The woman interviewing him states that city have just posted record financials and are smashing it on the pitch and asks if its a bad thing for football. Shaka calls her out for as a united fan and points to the hypocrisy. He then argues that the city model is good for football because it shows that you can invest and still turn a profit and this should be inspiring for investors of all clubs.
Also should be pointed out that the kind of football we're playing is also attracting viewers – it's the sort of football people want to watch.
Blueknows
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Lol and then admits thats why shes bitter...............hang on I thought we were the "bitter blues" thinks back to the time they used to have a hundred verses for the "cos citeh are a MASSIVE club" songShe is a manure fan and is complaining about City making the prem a one team league on the pitch and off it, Shaka laughs her down and said "A manure fan complaining of that" and then proceeds to put her in her place with facts about manure floating on the stock market and stuff lol
tbf she does say at the end about the shoe being on the other foot now lol
Lol and then admits thats why shes bitter...............hang on I thought we were the "bitter blues" thinks back to the time they used to have a hundred verses for the "cos citeh are a MASSIVE club" song
Shame for them, most of them don't know or understand what it is like to support a team that is crap, no doubt there are now some blues that are like this but I have served my time and I will also have absolutely no trouble watching those ****s struggle along trying to cling to our coat tails this time around, long live the glazers lol
laserblue
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I like the bit when she mentioned it being "a two horse race" and Shaka Hislop immediately said in a piss taking way "There's another horse in the race?" Brilliant.
Chipmeister
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Well said, Shaka just speaking the truth, it's interesting when he mentioned when he was playing and utd floated on the stock exchange '92 was it and they were at another level. Players are aware of what is happening and it was apparent when I watched Charlie Adam on with Rosenior with that idiot Rudd that people in the game understand and respect what is being done at City. This creates the aura which the best and most successful clubs have during a successful season or two.
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Point taken. ..guilty as..Criticise Alison Rudds thoughts and opinions by all means but please keep the code of conduct in mind when doing so.Several inappropriate/mysoginistic replies have already been deleted,please lets not have any more.
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hahahahahaha - disaster!Yes but I bet the fuckers never run out of chips at half time.
ccr
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Shame for them, most of them don't know or understand what it is like to support a team that is crap,
Have to disagree. Most rag fans I've met first supported them when they were crap. Which makes me wonder ,why did'nt they build that giant cycle rack then.
Blueknows
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Wow their bitterness is stunning
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-sheffield-united-leyton-orient-a8046881.html
But what continues to surprise is the lengths to which some fans will go to defend their owners from scrutiny. The speed with which they will close ranks in order to ward off any sort of introspection or moral reckoning. This is as true of City fans with Abu Dhabi
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-sheffield-united-leyton-orient-a8046881.html
But what continues to surprise is the lengths to which some fans will go to defend their owners from scrutiny. The speed with which they will close ranks in order to ward off any sort of introspection or moral reckoning. This is as true of City fans with Abu Dhabi
Nascent Blues
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Yes, sexism I can see and agree being pulled, but as you say, comments on appearance are either ok for male jounos and female - or ok for neither
If we can't take the piss out of someone's looks, then discussing anything to do with 'Phil the Face' is going to take a lot of thought.
Thekinkygoat
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Diving header tackles.If we can't take the piss out of someone's looks, then discussing anything to do with 'Phil the Face' is going to take a lot of thought.
Wow their bitterness is stunning
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-sheffield-united-leyton-orient-a8046881.html
But what continues to surprise is the lengths to which some fans will go to defend their owners from scrutiny. The speed with which they will close ranks in order to ward off any sort of introspection or moral reckoning. This is as true of City fans with Abu Dhabi
Love how these bitter ****s think up new ways to stick the boot into our owners! Funny nowhere in that Pile of shit he writes about the scum the Cayman Islands, where god knows what they up to there and taking billions from a club. Jealous bitter ****.
lancs blue
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Well it is true, isn't it? At least, your reaction suggests that it is. ;-)Wow their bitterness is stunning
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-sheffield-united-leyton-orient-a8046881.html
But what continues to surprise is the lengths to which some fans will go to defend their owners from scrutiny. The speed with which they will close ranks in order to ward off any sort of introspection or moral reckoning. This is as true of City fans with Abu Dhabi
Hoghead
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This was reported on the BBC Gossip webpage.
Argentina striker Sergio Aguero, 29, has revealed next season will be his last at Manchester City - and he wants to join boyhood club Independiente. (Daily Mirror)
Funny how the Mirror puts his country first as if to say that the club he plays for is of no consequence. Anyway Sergio will only leave when he has won the CL with us so the statement could be right. However, it is the Mirror who are never afraid of never letting a headline get in the way of the truth.
Argentina striker Sergio Aguero, 29, has revealed next season will be his last at Manchester City - and he wants to join boyhood club Independiente. (Daily Mirror)
Funny how the Mirror puts his country first as if to say that the club he plays for is of no consequence. Anyway Sergio will only leave when he has won the CL with us so the statement could be right. However, it is the Mirror who are never afraid of never letting a headline get in the way of the truth.
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