quiet_riot said:I thought he was AMAZING yesterday, the way he managed to not hit the target basting high and wide from about 10 yard was sensational.
Also, his first touch, which lead to a Newcastle thrown in, was top notch.
Robbo. said:Hes lost his confidence, and you could see it yesterday. He can't hold the ball up and looks like he has no strength.
But if it wasn't for his goals, especially the 4 against the spuds then the title would be much closer.
Dzeko, I thank you
Jaskosss said:quiet_riot said:I thought he was AMAZING yesterday, the way he managed to not hit the target basting high and wide from about 10 yard was sensational.
Also, his first touch, which lead to a Newcastle thrown in, was top notch.
u must be one frustrating sad person with nothing in life to be proud of so u just troll around here
usually I'd care if any1 wrote something like that but we're a week away from winning the title so I dont a shit what trolls like u write
bert's broken neck said:Robbo. said:Hes lost his confidence, and you could see it yesterday. He can't hold the ball up and looks like he has no strength.
But if it wasn't for his goals, especially the 4 against the spuds then the title would be much closer.
Dzeko, I thank you
Don't forget the two in "Fergietime" at the swamp - worth half of our 8 goal difference advantage!
-Bilboblue said:cyberblue said:you are right but i cant remember City Fans leaving a match early in there thousands to storm an away end hiting everyone one in sight & forcing women & kids to flee for there lives but as i said am glad times have changed & pleased they got on so well with City fans todaylancs blue said:Tbf almost every club had its scummy element in those days, including City. I thought they were fine today, passionate about their team and trying to put our players off with the booing.
That was Middlesboro at Maine Road.
MSP said:[I don't understand what's the fun in watching the game in other team's end.. what's the point of watching it if you can't scream when your team score, specially in tense match like this one was
GeordieBoy said:Mr Ed (The Stables) said:ste.sully said:Apart from the odd booing, the ill-advised "where were you when you were shit", the two fingered salute and moving wrist gestures when we scored - they were great. It's all pantomime I guess.
The incessant booing lasted for ever. I thought they were true football fans. I remember being at Maine Road and Arsenal were 4-0 up inside 20 minuets. I stayed to the end and applauded their footballing skills. I look back on that game and say to myself I was privileged to watch a world class team. I didn't boo! Newcastle fans are just a bag of shit to me now done and dusted.
The booing started because of the dirty tackles, it wasn't some anti-City conspiracy. It didn't prevent me from coming home from the game with no voice after singing my heart out. The majority of us want City to win the title.
you must have been next to me & my missus he was stood straight in front of meStretford Born Blue said:Agree, just got back from the game, great to see the Newcastle fans appreciation of our teams display and good luck comments outside after the game.
Nice to see the City fans again show their class by applauding the Newcastle team on their lap of hounour.
Paul Lake was in the crowd in front of us, really enjoyed himself, good to see...
Great noise again from our fans, bring on the party...........
If only he'd come through the youth system we haven't got.Robbo. said:What a block yesterday from Richards that look certain it was going in the net. He was prepared to get a whack if the face and also the way he dived with his arms behind his back to make sure he would not give a penalty away. That was a terry butcher, Andy Morrison moment for me. That guy will do anything for our club.
Richards your a legend fella, i salute you !