kaz7
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The victims probably demanded it,wankers
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Pep Guardiola - 2022/23
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GaudinoMotors
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After the storm - the climb down.
Disappointing.
Disappointing.
FantasyIreland
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Fair play and very classy.
The man highly values honour and integrity,so i am not surprised with the apology.
The man highly values honour and integrity,so i am not surprised with the apology.
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Why were we involved in that letter?Not a fucking chance. Not even sure what he’s apologising for. The point he was making was a valid one, against the backdrop of the absurdity of talk of titles being stripped.
All this subservience does, just like that embarrassing joint letter, is to stoke the fires with us supporters. We are in a war with these cunts, who are trying to destroy us.
Grow a fucking spine, City.
gordondaviesmoustache
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What’s classy about an unwarranted apology?Fair play and very classy.
The man highly values honour and integrity,so i am not surprised with the apology.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Fuck knows.Why were we involved in that letter?
FantasyIreland
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What’s classy about an unwarranted apology?
He clearly felt differently,which i respect.
gordondaviesmoustache
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You don’t know that. He might have been directed to apologise by the club.He clearly felt differently,which i respect.
Do you think it was warranted?
FantasyIreland
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You don’t know that. He might have been directed to apologise by the club.
Do you think it was warranted?
Personally no,but that was not my point.
Do you think Pep is a puppet?
gordondaviesmoustache
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I think he will be required to toe the company line within his contract, and will respect the need to do that, as part of his professional duties, as well as respecting his contract per se. He will respect and like those above him and will only push back against them when he sees it as necessary or worth fighting the battle . Not sure if that makes him a puppet.Personally no,but that was not my point.
Do you think Pep is a puppet?
GaudinoMotors
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If he values honour and integrity, why's he apologising to that vile piece of work? Only need to look as far back as his comments after the last match of the season - let alone further back. Some things are deserved - that's not a matter of class and integrity.Fair play and very classy.
The man highly values honour and integrity,so i am not surprised with the apology.
gordondaviesmoustache
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An apology that isn’t sincere or warranted surely cannot be classy.If he values honour and integrity, why's he apologising to that vile piece of work? Only need to look as far back as his comments after the last match of the season - let alone further back. Some things are deserved - that's not a matter of class and integrity.
FantasyIreland
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Very politician like....I think he will be required to toe the company line within his contract, and will respect the need to do that, as part of his professional duties, as well as respecting his contract per se. He will respect and like those above him and will only push back against them when he sees it as necessary or worth fighting the battle . Not sure if that makes him a puppet.
FantasyIreland
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He thinks so,clearly.I will always admire someone who is prepared to apologise for something they believe they got wrong.What you me or the cleaning lady thinks is irrelevant.If he values honour and integrity, why's he apologising to that vile piece of work? Only need to look as far back as his comments after the last match of the season - let alone further back. Some things are deserved - that's not a matter of class and integrity.
Again....that was my point.
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Why were we involved in that letter?
We , as in our supporters were not a party to that letter, and it did not reflect our feelings towards LFC and especially their feral supporters.
The injury to the 15 year old girl fan is the perfect example of why our supporters want nothing to do with the faux relationship being suggested by the management.
Maybe the PL would like to pretend that there should be a better relationship between the clubs, but when all the bad behaviour of LFC ie the hacking of our database, the attacks on our coach etc, the recent incident detailed above, Klopp's continual references to our spending etc why the hell should we just forget them, and pretend that all is well?
They behave like cunts towards our club and fans, and do not deserve to be treated differently based upon their actions and deeds.
Empty words mean fuck all.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Not at all. I comprehensively answered the question, as best I could given your deployment of such a nebulous, abstract term. I’ll be happy to reply further if you care to particularise what you mean by puppet, as it’s a metaphor that could convey various different meanings.Very politician like....
Maybe deploy more precise language in future and you might get a more satisfactory answer.
GaudinoMotors
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The cleaning lady is aghast.He thinks so,clearly.I will always admire someone who is prepared to apologise for something they believe they got wrong.What you me or the cleaning lady thinks is irrelevant.
Again....that was my point.
hilts
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For crying out loud Pep wtf.
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