Mueller hits out at City strikers

[Helmet Cole]

The fact is they fucking spanked us in our own backyard. They earned the bragging rights, so have the right to be billy big-balls. If we don't like it , best shut the fuck up and turn the result on its head in Munich. Hopefully this will bite them on the arse like Shreks 'footballing lesson' comments after the Charity Shield.

 

[CitizenTID]

I got a little bit giddy when I realised he called us just Manchester.

How times have changed...

 

[Anonymous]

I think a lot of German confidence in their own abilities often comes across as arrogance in translation.
Clearly Bayern Munich are not in the same ballpark as the rags when it comes to boasting and hype.
When Bayern sell product on the back of a tragedy, or when Bayern finance the club by knowingly selling contaminated meat for school dinners, then I may just entertain the notion.
They are a big club, and they have been successful, and folk don't like them for it.
That is where any similarities with the rags begins and ends for me.

Clearly you've missed all the entitled, hypocritical, nonsense that the Bayern hierarchy have come out with about City and Sheikh Mansour's investment in the club. German rags sums them up perfectly.

No, I haven't missed it Billy - some of it has been inaccurate and borderline racist.
Don't get me wrong - I have no time whatsoever for Bayern, but I just don't see them as having the nefarious historical legacy of duplicity, cheating and double standards that the rags have made their default setting for as long as I can remember.
Bayern may well ape the rags in some respects, but when it comes to being scumbags on that scale, they are mere apprentices, and more reminiscent of the classless chavdom that Chelsea seem to have made their unique selling point.

Well as long as it's clear that we don't hate them because they're successful as your previous post suggested, then I'm not really bothered where they register on your rag scale. On mine they're rags.

 

[kenzie115]

Don't agree.

Aguero and Dzeko closed down the centre backs well enough, just as Nasri and Navas covered the full backs. Yaya and Fernandinho looked to cover Schweinsteiger and Kroos. This meant everyone had a man so everyone thought they were doing their job, the problem was Lahm was always free so continued to receive the ball. As soon as one of our six closed him down, their man became free, and Bayern's passing and control is such that they used this spare man extremely effectively and dominated the game.

One of the strikers should have been on Lahm...not wasting energy on the CBs instead of the real threat.

Aguero pressed Lahm for periods but (imo) grew tired from doing it alone without the ever stationery Dzeko taking turns. Aguero stopped.

Lahm would have had a man on him had we lined up 451 or if one of the strikers stayed deeper throughout the match.

I agree completely, my point was it wasn't a lack of effort from the front two, the set up was all wrong.

 

[tonea2003]

The fact is they fucking spanked us in our own backyard. They earned the bragging rights, so have the right to be billy big-balls. If we don't like it , best shut the fuck up and turn the result on its head in Munich. Hopefully this will bite them on the arse like Shreks 'footballing lesson' comments after the Charity Shield.

agreed mate and robben's easy comments should be posted on the dressing room wall ensure we get a reaction out of the players come the return match

 

[tiggsywiggsywoo]

The fact is they fucking spanked us in our own backyard. They earned the bragging rights, so have the right to be billy big-balls. If we don't like it , best shut the fuck up and turn the result on its head in Munich. Hopefully this will bite them on the arse like Shreks 'footballing lesson' comments after the Charity Shield.

agreed mate and robben's easy comments should be posted on the dressing room wall ensure we get a reaction out of the players come the return match[/quo We shouldn't need Robbens words for motivation this is the Champions league for fucks sake. That should be more than enough motivation. We gave them the right to brag. Theye didnt even have to try that hard.

 

[Worst Case Ontario]

What a surprise, one set of fans find reasons to hate other successful team, especially after loss

 

[nijinsky's fetlocks]

What a surprise, one set of fans find reasons to hate other successful team, especially after loss

Some folk still have an abundance of unrequited hate left over from Mancini's departure.
I suppose it has to find a home somewhere.
That some posters consider a team from fucking Bavaria to be on a par with our fiercest local rivals probably says more about them than anything else.

 

[hgblue]

What a surprise, one set of fans find reasons to hate other successful team, especially after loss

Some folk still have an abundance of unrequited hate left over from Mancini's departure.
I suppose it has to find a home somewhere.
That some posters consider a team from fucking Bavaria to be on a par with our fiercest local rivals probably says more about them than anything else.

Hate? Mildly dislike would be as strong as I'd be prepared to go. Not because of the quality of their football when they beat us fair and square, absolutely no complaints about that, but because of the mentality, and yes, raglike arrogance of that football club.

 

[bluealf]

well Mr Muller, you &your club really are superior aren`t you, as is your wonderfull German football. got news for you billy big bollocks , every dog has its day & Manchester City are not going away, we will play you again & again & again & one day we will ram those taunts down your superior fucking throats.

I think you got away with out mentioning the war.

:)