Mumbai blue… guessing you’ve been a city fan for about 5 minutes if you think that about chelsea ffs.
We’re fucked if we ever have to play Chelsea in Timbuktu then.I consider them as a threat and want City to behave like big boys. I want us to overtake them commerically and globally. I don't want them to get our stars.
You are sitting in Manchester and thinking Chelsea are small, they have more fans in Africa than Liverpool and Madrid combined.
Already ahead of them commercially and globally.I consider them as a threat and want City to behave like big boys. I want us to overtake them commerically and globally. I don't want them to get our stars.
You are sitting in Manchester and thinking Chelsea are small, they have more fans in Africa than Liverpool and Madrid combined.
And, of course, if he was accused of ‘going for the cash’ when he left Liverpool, when he actually went and won many more medals than he would had he stayed, the same criticisms should be being voiced now.You know “ there’s no agenda” as some believe here.
Chelsea aren't bigger or more historical
Prior to the millenium they'd won 8 major trophies to our 9
Even if that were true, finishing behind Chelsea and Raz could be so, so much worse than 2 other teams I can think of…….I consider them as a threat and want City to behave like big boys. I want us to overtake them commerically and globally. I don't want them to get our stars.
You are sitting in Manchester and thinking Chelsea are small, they have more fans in Africa than Liverpool and Madrid combined.
Undoubtedly we will. I'm sure we wouldn't lower ourselves to the behaviour of those feral animals on Merseyside who continue to condemn him on the basis of the false narrative that Sterling only left them for a bigger pay cheque. His impressive trophy haul since shows that theory up for the hateful bollocks it truly is. Assuming the sale goes through, he'll leave with our gratitude and best wishes and will most likely receive a warm welcome on his return.I hope we give Raz a warm welcome when he comes back in a Chav shirt.
Who was the last PL team to visit Africa?I consider them as a threat and want City to behave like big boys. I want us to overtake them commerically and globally. I don't want them to get our stars.
You are sitting in Manchester and thinking Chelsea are small, they have more fans in Africa than Liverpool and Madrid combined.
Depends if we have braced ourselves for an imminent bid !!!Why is it taking so long to announce the transfer, I thought all parties have agreed,
The fee and Sterling's terms, it should be announced anytime now surely
You going to get a season ticket in the shed and turn your sky blue glasses to dark blue?Irrelevant.
I was replying to your main critique of Sterling which was "The major negative of Sterling was his attitude and performances against Liverpool"
I simply highlighted games when this wasn't the case.
I know it's difficult to accept when you are shown to be wrong :)
A lot of footballers do it for the money, as said it's a job, I have no issue with him that way, he gave his all, played well and helped bring success, but he was simply a person I could not connect to, but can still respect.Pretty much how I’ve always seen him, just think he’s one of those people who’s very guarded ( and with good reason I’d say) and has a very close knit inner circle, that’s not a criticism either, maybe it’s just him, or how his life experiences have shaped him, either way, I’m happy for him being who he is and standing up when it really counted.
The percentage of him turning up against them is minimal. Similar to how for some reason he’d play like a sack of shit against united; where AWB marked him comfortably out of games. Towards the end he got better against Liverpool. For a while it was like having ten menIrrelevant.
I was replying to your main critique of Sterling which was "The major negative of Sterling was his attitude and performances against Liverpool"
I simply highlighted games when this wasn't the case.
I know it's difficult to accept when you are shown to be wrong :)
What has Jordon got to do with itThere is, apparently, some disagreement between Chelsea officials as to the wisdom of completing the Raheem Sterling.
Reports indicate that amongst those at Stamford Bridge who are recommending the club not too finalise the deal includes former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan.
Meanwhile Thomas Tuchel is thought to be keen to complete the transaction.
Nobody is really arsed here how many fans we have around the world, I'm certainly not. They contribute next to nothing to the club's coffers, and most have only latched on due to our success. Should we ever fall from grace we'll see how many glory hunters will still be wearing snide City shirts in Africa, amongst other places.You are sitting in Manchester and thinking Chelsea are small, they have more fans in Africa than Liverpool and Madrid combined.
Eh?There is, apparently, some disagreement between Chelsea officials as to the wisdom of completing the Raheem Sterling.
Reports indicate that amongst those at Stamford Bridge who are recommending the club not too finalise the deal includes former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan.
Meanwhile Thomas Tuchel is thought to be keen to complete the transaction.