that only leads to a booking for yourself in a Manchester city shirt sadly
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Pep’s Spurs (H) Post-Match Interview
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that only leads to a booking for yourself in a Manchester city shirt sadly
meeesh
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Wound me up. He did it last season in the Champions League game?
I didn't hear much from Spurs fans last night, but Pep felt the need to use them to embarrass us for his own ends?
I am never complacent about winning. I want to win everything, every time.
We are too busy sending out joint emails with Liverpool lumping our fans in with theirs.
True,I'll be proper calmed down by Sunday,then hopefully he will back track a bit,and offer some kind of apology,doubt it though
tolmie's hairdoo
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One the cheapest season tickets is one of the ways they’ve done it. Agree with match day tickets they are ridiculous prices! Need the new extension to have cheaper match day tickets for local fans but don’t know how they would around doing that..
Easy, do what Liverpool do. Discount the local postcodes. City won't do that. Soriano is a greedy pig and the new stand will have some token discounted season-ticket, as per.
Serie A eventually went the same way when it was at its zenith. Crazy ticket prices and half empty stadiums.
Gomez is not going to make it a city ,i think pg has made his mind up & he will be moved on in the summer.
then why not bring in somebody in the winter market ? Pep Ego about I will find the answer, sometimes is a leveller for others, playing a centre back at left back/wing back is not the answers
could he afford a ticket?Khaldoon was in attendance last nigh, I saw him arrive at the stadium about 7pm in a big chauffer driven Range Rover. Looks like meetings will be taking place!!
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He didn’t though.Pep construed the booing with entitlement, when it was down to performance.
I happen to think those booing are showing signs of entitlement (perhaps not yet entitled, per say), and the media are definitely spinning it that way (if we didn’t want them to do that we shouldn’t have booed).
But he didn’t say anything to that effect. In fact, he purposefully didn’t directly answer the question about booing. At least not the interview I saw.
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He construed it as such because any real supporter knows the performance was not lacking the first 43 minutes- we were not firing on all cylinders but for the most part had a fair handle on it until Eddie's clusterfuck pass resulting in a goal and the next breakdown in extra time. If some fans roundly boo "their club" whom they purportedly support for playing better overall for 96% of the first half than they have vs. lesser opponents of late... They're entitled, spoiled and have no idea WTF they're watching.Pep construed the booing with entitlement, when it was down to performance.
bluesince76
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could you suggest how we positively reinforce them putting in a bit of effort and not giving away two daft goals in the final minutes of the first half then? It's quite difficult for 50k people to do that in unison, much easier to say that was shit, don't do it again.I think it probably had little to do with it. And even if it did play a part, that’s tactic that the rags and dippers have shown has a very quickly diminishing returns (in to negative territory).
The negative part of booing or grumbling is if it happens at the start, from every misplaced pass or miscontrol. That's what puts pressure on players and they stop performing because they're just trying to avoid a mistake. If anyone is too delicate to accept someone telling them that, on that day, they're doing a shit job I'd suggest they're not cut out for that or any other job.
tolmie's hairdoo
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Khaldoon was in attendance last nigh, I saw him arrive at the stadium about 7pm in a big chauffer driven Range Rover. Looks like meetings will be taking place!!
He's always here. Wouldn't read much in to it unless he says the Bellingham money is there this window!
I for one shall remain stoically silent unless and until I get more lasers and smoke cannons.
We also need to see a return of it's a knockout style half time entertainment, how I miss the charm of four middle-aged fatties slipping around on their gazelles...
what about the half-time draw tickets ? i used to love waiting to hear that Mrs Swales had won again