dennishasdoneit
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Micah Richards the pundit
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MCFC_ Phil
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Mike Doyle: Blue Grit
On the anniversary of the day he was born, we look back at Manchester City legend Mike Doyle...
www.mancity.com
I call bull shit
dennishasdoneit
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It is written .in the book.by Mike Doyle.Mike Doyle: Blue Grit
On the anniversary of the day he was born, we look back at Manchester City legend Mike Doyle...
I call bull shit
It was my' Bible ' beside the bed for years and years.
I have it here now..Doyle wrote those words..
Can I bull shit you Further...Fellow Blue...?
MCFC_ Phil
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Which book is this then?
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Wait until City go on the O'Fence...
Being totally objective (which most of the media aren't with us) Klopp has been a decent manager and at times they have played some good football without a doubt.
Breaking it down, taking out the European club and World club things (which we won this season) what has he actually won, 4 major trophies in 8 odd years! ?
True, not a bad record for most clubs/managers and ofourse he could add to that this season. To me with all the money he has spent I personally think you could argue that he has under achieved to an extent. All this crap about them winning more if big bad City weren't around is bollocks, that's like saying every team that finishes runners up in all competitions would have won more if the actual winners hadn't .
United have won more trophies in the time he was there, let that sink in. Would really like these pundits and media to actually explain in detail how 4 trophies in 9 years after hundreds and hundreds of millions spent is some amazing achievement.
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State of that We Buy Any Car advert on Sky. I wasn't annoyed by him until this. Now he irritates me A Lot.
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No doubt fleecing people.
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Sums Micah up.
Maybe a pic of Taggart coming soon :)
I mean Klopp has done a good job but it's being blown out of proportion, 4 cups ...9 years. Poor return compared to Pep. And yet he's held up as some kind of football God by people like Micah.
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Gordyola
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Would Micah be so pro City if the take over had never happened? He would probably have moved on to another club, even the rags and that would have become “his club” Hes not a fan, football to him is an easy living so he doesn’t see what we see, he’s someone in the media who played for City The likes of Kompany, Zabba and Augero etc have more affinity with City than he does and, they didn’t come thought the youth system
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He’s a serial runner-up to be fair. Someone has to finish second.
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Accuse Micah being complementary about other clubs despite fans constantly moaning about people like Carragher being pro-liverpool.
Noel Gallagher being a proper bert in the media. Fans accuse of him not being a true blue.
Noel Gallagher being a proper bert in the media. Fans accuse of him not being a true blue.
hilts
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Klopp is an annoying dick but he has been a very good manager, as for Micah he is a good laugh and easy going. His personality is probably why he didn't reach his potential.
He was/is mightily pissed that Zab took his place but doesn't have the awareness to realise it was his fault not the player or the managers.
He was/is mightily pissed that Zab took his place but doesn't have the awareness to realise it was his fault not the player or the managers.
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Not always, however his football intelligence got him the start in life to progress to things like property.
Footballers might generally lack basic academic skills, but I’d imagine ALL Premier League players have elite football intelligence to understand how the game is played at that level.
Most ‘normal’ people would struggle with this and is a rare phenomenon. Less than 0.5% make it as pro players.
jimmygrimblesboots
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Are you including that thick bastard Rooney :)
eyalluvitt
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Klopp’s legacy for most non cult football fans is an expensively assembled team of kick and rush merchants who go down easy in the box supported by a never ending supply of scouse sympathizing media lackey’s and subservient referees
blueju
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That’s the nail well and truly hammered on the head right there.