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Pep: 'The players deserve a full stadium, we need our fans!'
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BlueMoonz1977
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Personally I don't care either way but fans who pay their hard earned money to go to the matches are entitled to their opinion. If they want to keep booing UEFA that's their choice.
I agree it is there choice, but our manager and now Gundogan saying he agrees, are both saying we should not be focusing on the negative. We should be focusing on being proud about our club fighting the established European giants for the European trophy ?
I agree it is there choice, but our manager and now Gundogan saying he agrees, are both saying we should not be focusing on the negative. We should be focusing on being proud about our club fighting the established European giants for the European trophy ?
The thing is they are new to the club so they would say that. They weren't here for the years and years of shite UEFA have pulled on our club. It's easy for them to say "forget the past, get over it" but for fans who have been putting up with UEFA's shit treatment of our club for years it's not so simple. Like I said it's up to them and Pep will just have to accept that.
Bentheblue
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Totally agree with this post, could not believe what I was hearing when they said the atmosphere was poor. I am in East Stand Level 2 near the North Stand where it is normally very dull, but today it was jumping with loads of singing and chanting which went round the whole ground at times. Every game we play the media seem to come up with some new negative to focus on. God knows where GMR were coming from.Im a long term listener to GMR and a more pro-City media outlet you won't find. But they've irritated me over the last few years by taking lots of calls from kids and idiots. And, after a performance and a game like that, to make the "topic of the phone in" the atmosphere was stupid and annoying. THe asptmosphere was good apart from at the end when the game was dead. But regardless, even if it wasn't, it's not the most pressing issue on a day like this.
Im a long term listener to GMR and a more pro-City media outlet you won't find. But they've irritated me over the last few years by taking lots of calls from kids and idiots. And, after a performance and a game like that, to make the "topic of the phone in" the atmosphere was stupid and annoying. THe asptmosphere was good apart from at the end when the game was dead. But regardless, even if it wasn't, it's not the most pressing issue on a day like this.
Lakey must have had his cans on all game. Biggest crowd of the day at the 'Emptihad' but I bet they keep that quiet.
Didsbury Dave
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From what I gathered it was started by Paul Lake, who reckoned Pep looked annoyed by it. I thought there was a real buzz about the place today. It did go quiet at the end, but we had almost an EDS team out there and the game was over.Totally agree with this post, could not believe what I was hearing when they said the atmosphere was poor. I am in East Stand Level 2 near the North Stand where it is normally very dull, but today it was jumping with loads of singing and chanting which went round the whole ground at times. Every game we play the media seem to come up with some new negative to focus on. God knows where GMR were coming from.
The Fat el Hombre
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Im a long term listener to GMR and a more pro-City media outlet you won't find. But they've irritated me over the last few years by taking lots of calls from kids and idiots. And, after a performance and a game like that, to make the "topic of the phone in" the atmosphere was stupid and annoying. THe asptmosphere was good apart from at the end when the game was dead. But regardless, even if it wasn't, it's not the most pressing issue on a day like this.
It was the best atmosphere (this is off the top of my head) since the chelsea game when the third tier opened. It feels like we're building up to something. If this momentum continues the atmosphere will be undeniable
OB1
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From what I gathered it was started by Paul Lake, who reckoned Pep looked annoyed by it. I thought there was a real buzz about the place today. It did go quiet at the end, but we had almost an EDS team out there and the game was over.
They were talking bollocks on Radio Manc about the atmosphere today: it was decent.