LangleyBlue1970
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Exactly.
On RAWK they have posts about not having paid a license fee for 10 years. Scousers in not paying for something shocker.
You just know they all watched it and are protesting too much that they didn’t.
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Pep documentary on BBC
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On RAWK they have posts about not having paid a license fee for 10 years. Scousers in not paying for something shocker.
You just know they all watched it and are protesting too much that they didn’t.
I haven’t watched it yet, recorded, but I presume it’s just a jarring comment, a bit like shoehorning ‘munshesternitid’ into any match commentary that has no relevance to them?I personally think a lot of here are overthinking Winter's comments. Great documentary, just enjoy it.
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Yes but he does it with all locals who have been dippers since birth and cost nothingKlopp plays route one football with much higher quality attackers than the usual proponents of that style. He hasn't innovated fuckall.
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Sad isnt that the pl have the worlds greatest manager ever and yet our press/media continues to ignore Pep and our players.
Pep has changed football from grass roots to pub league to the very top of the English game.
He has given our game so much, our owners have given and improved Manchester beyond our wildest dreams. The academy is the best in the world, producing top young players who than move on to improve the clubs they go to.
Foden a top top player, Lewis, Bobb etc playing in the greatest every team in England. Yet bizarrely ignored for players like Rashford, mount, etc.
Our press/media should be as proud as punch to have these owners, manager and team in their league. But no they want to live in the 90's. The world has moved on and the standard or journalism has fallen of a cliff
Pep has changed football from grass roots to pub league to the very top of the English game.
He has given our game so much, our owners have given and improved Manchester beyond our wildest dreams. The academy is the best in the world, producing top young players who than move on to improve the clubs they go to.
Foden a top top player, Lewis, Bobb etc playing in the greatest every team in England. Yet bizarrely ignored for players like Rashford, mount, etc.
Our press/media should be as proud as punch to have these owners, manager and team in their league. But no they want to live in the 90's. The world has moved on and the standard or journalism has fallen of a cliff
In Pep’s first season after the FA Cup semi final where we lost to the Tarquins (perfectly legal goal chalked off) it was kicking off on the Stairwell at Wembley walking to the exit.It's good to see the 'couldn't do it without Messi' and 'tikka takka' nonsense myths completely debunked.
It's also hard to determine who got the snidest **** award- Winter or Mourinho?
Shithouse Bayern as well- shoving the Director of football in the dugout to second guess him. Unworthy of his genius. I detest Bayern Munich.
Final point- the audio clips of City fans slagging him off during his first season and after the '21 Champions League final must have been squirming whilst they watched it knowing it was them.
One of the saddest things I’ve seen in football, blue on blue, I often think what the fans who slagged Pep off that day are thinking now, Pep had only been at the club for 9 months and some wanted him gone, shame on you.
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She's not going to go out with you, Benny.Amazing how the Cruyff influence played a part from being a kid and is still there today.
In the City part Natalie Pike and Noel came across brilliantly.
Superb documentary.
Aye once was enough for her.lol,She's not going to go out with you, Benny.
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Or possibly the greatest manager there EVER will be ?Doubtful we’ll ever find anyone to match him,never say never but I feel he’ll be forever the best manager we’ve had.
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Actually, I thought she was brilliant too! ;-)Aye once was enough for her.lol,
GaudinoMotors
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Imagine if a beautiful, intelligent woman with bags if personality was a United fan (difficult I know)Amazing how the Cruyff influence played a part from being a kid and is still there today.
In the City part Natalie Pike and Noel came across brilliantly.
Superb documentary.
- would be on everything.
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Did Winter mention our net spend over the last 6 years compared to arsenal, united etc? I didn’t think so
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I honestly never met a blue who wanted him gone. Everyone I know saw enough in that first season to know he would deliver for us.In Pep’s first season after the FA Cup semi final where we lost to the Tarquins (perfectly legal goal chalked off) it was kicking off on the Stairwell at Wembley walking to the exit.
One of the saddest things I’ve seen in football, blue on blue, I often think what the fans who slagged Pep off that day are thinking now, Pep had only been at the club for 9 months and some wanted him gone, shame on you.
Not those lads battling on the stairwell at Wembley, a lot of shouting and singing about Pep getting sacked which led to fisticuffs.I honestly never met a blue who wanted him gone. Everyone I know saw enough in that first season to know he would deliver for us.
I’ve not seen the doc yet but apparently there are “fans” wanting him gone on the programme in Pep’s first season. So, you may not know anyone but believe me I saw and heard it.
I had a bloke sat behind me for Pep's first 3 seasons who was slagging him off (+Soriano, +Txiki) calling him fraud. Watched city for 40+ year and first time I wanted to hound out a fellow supporter, season 4 new person behind me who's a brilliant blue.I honestly never met a blue who wanted him gone. Everyone I know saw enough in that first season to know he would deliver for us.
Subsequently found out the original bloke had a reputation for being a tosser, especially when fuelled with beers.
GaudinoMotors
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I can only apologise.I had a bloke sat behind me for Pep's first 3 seasons who was slagging him off (+Soriano, +Txiki) calling him fraud. Watched city for 40+ year and first time I wanted to hound out a fellow supporter, season 4 new person behind me who's a brilliant blue.
Subsequently found out the original bloke had a reputation for being a tosser, especially when fuelled with beers.
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Fuck me, in ANY crowd of 50k you’ll get the occasional moron, how very bbc to find a few
meeesh
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Great programme, and for non City fans who watched it must be thinking to themselves today that maybe he isn't a fraud after all, cunts
It will be our Fergie moment for sure, hopefully we will manage it better than them and the drop off won't be as bad or as long.Scary thought that he's going to leave one day, don't really see how we can stay at the same level. Fuck knows who would replace him