Something on Kompany's tackle on Vardy. Stones was close enough to put doubt in the refs mind. Saying Vardy is quicker than Stones so is clean through shouldn't make any difference really, you can't expect the ref to base his decision on who he thinks is the fastest player.
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StuBFrost01
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The host of last nights soccer special on sky sports said that without Stirling’s last minute goals we would be 9 points worse off and therefore a point behind United. Apparently you get nothing for a draw now.
che_don_john
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I heard that, too. Sounded quite pathetic.
Silvercloud
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The same journos who completely ignored Lukapoo kicking out not once but twice on Saturday, are now all writing about the despicable scenes involving Pep & Redmond last night.
A few are now asking if he will get a touchline ban.
Pathetic the lot of them
A few are now asking if he will get a touchline ban.
Pathetic the lot of them
PannickAtTheDisco
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Daily Mail profits are down, I thought the 650m rags would be boosting profits and making everyone who worked their billionaires.
Oh well, maybe they should try writing nice things about entertaining things like City?
Oh well, maybe they should try writing nice things about entertaining things like City?
I don't know how to post tweets, but that James Ducker is a rag. It's annoying when a journalist is supposed to be a North West or Manchester journalist cos they invariably choose a united supporter to do the job, like Simon Stone.
Can we please put this to bed. Those that seem desperate to prove Vinny should have seen red need to watch the dippers keeper take out Diouf and only get a yellow.
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What the graphic on sky was saying is not what you have interpreted. It was how many goals they had scored which were crucial in winning points. The 9 points comes from the 2 last night, 2 v Huddersfield, 2v Bournemouth, 1 v Everton and 2 v west Brom.
Basically they are saying if her hadn't scored a single goal this season we would be 9 points worse off.
Never mind Ducker and the other Rag mafia outlets, Rag Cafe has another City thread, how many now, this time about Pep.
You just know deep, deeep, deep down, they would love to have him. They would worship him.
I'll even post a link for once.
The state of Guardiola
When you spend half a billion on a team and plan to spend a fortune more in January to replace an injured player, you have even less right to tell other teams and their players how to play against you.
If I was the Southampton manager I'd be livid at him treating my player like that but it's nothing new from a guy who perpetually seems to think the football world owes him something.
The good news is, that even when winning and in great form this guy is a breath away from a meltdown and everybody panicking about city need not worry about any sort of longevity. He simply will not be there in 2-3 years and when it does end he will probably go after a meltdown conference where he cries. Again.
For anybody that hasn't seen it look up his pathetic behaviour towards redmod at full time. It puts klopp to shame. If it was mourinho I don't dare think what the reaction would be.
It's up to him to figure it out how to beat teams, not to tell them how he wants them to play so he can do his thing. Take confidence, and absolute certainty, that he will be jumping ship in no time no matter how unlikely it seems now.
http://www.redcafe.net/threads/the-state-of-guardiola.434150/
You just know deep, deeep, deep down, they would love to have him. They would worship him.
I'll even post a link for once.
The state of Guardiola
When you spend half a billion on a team and plan to spend a fortune more in January to replace an injured player, you have even less right to tell other teams and their players how to play against you.
If I was the Southampton manager I'd be livid at him treating my player like that but it's nothing new from a guy who perpetually seems to think the football world owes him something.
The good news is, that even when winning and in great form this guy is a breath away from a meltdown and everybody panicking about city need not worry about any sort of longevity. He simply will not be there in 2-3 years and when it does end he will probably go after a meltdown conference where he cries. Again.
For anybody that hasn't seen it look up his pathetic behaviour towards redmod at full time. It puts klopp to shame. If it was mourinho I don't dare think what the reaction would be.
It's up to him to figure it out how to beat teams, not to tell them how he wants them to play so he can do his thing. Take confidence, and absolute certainty, that he will be jumping ship in no time no matter how unlikely it seems now.
http://www.redcafe.net/threads/the-state-of-guardiola.434150/
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