Your ground is always half empty - half is an exaggeration, but you couldn't even sell out v Real - As stated already, the game was sold out. Let's not forget though, that before you lot won your first Premier League, you played a home European tie in front of less than 20,000 at Old Trafford. Fair point, I apologise I thought the game wasn't a sell out (i.e. I know many of my red mates who went) but it was quite eye-opening the amount of empty seats that were there, especially as it was the Spanish champions coming to town.
You've no team spirit - false, you do
The 1-6 was down to the sending off - you probably would've won 11 v 11, wouldn't have been 1-6 though - How the fuck could you, I or anybody else possibly know that? It'd have been 2-0 had Evans not dragged him down anyway. How could you possibly know Balotelli wouldn't have done a Torres and missed a sitter? I said you wouldn't have won 1-6, which, in my opinion, is a reasonable assumption given your away form last term. Notably 3 of your goals came after (or around) 90 minutes, when our lads were pushing to try and get it back to 2-3. When it went to 1-4 we inexplicably gave up.
You might be able to beat anyone in England, but you're shit in Europe - true - We may not have cracked Europe but "shit" isn't really correct is it? Not being beaten by the Champions of Holland, Spain and Germany isn't shit is it? Again, let's pretend that teams like IFK Gothenburg, Torpedo Moscow, Monaco, Atletico Madrid, Galatasaray and Borussia Dortmund didn't put you lot out of Europe in the early '90's before you got used to the competition. I was under the impression we're talking City not United? I can flip that round and argue quite legitimately failing to win one game against a team currently 3rd in La Liga, 4th in the Netherlands and 3rd in the Bundesliga is a poor return for a team of City's calibre and their record at home in general. Whichever way you try to twist it, not getting out of the group stage 2 years running isn't brilliant, nor is it what you as City fans (or I) expected.
Tevez is a mercenary - true - Whereas all the players such as Hernandez, Anderson, de Gea, Lindegaard and the rest dreamt of playing for United as boys and would gladly give their wages back if they were asked to because they play for their love of the game and United in particular don't they? This was not the point. The point was Tevez is a mercenary which you seem to be agreeing with. I never said Tevez was the only mercenary in the game today. However I do believe he is one of the worst out there and he never loved United and he'll never love City. All he and Joorabchian want is cash, cash and more cash. I don't really see how you can put Tevez and the 4 players you mentioned in the same sentence to be honest, Tevez and Rooney would have been a far more accurate comparison