Sorry lad but you're not seeing what's being pointed out.Get fucked you goony ****. It was no bother in the 90s when United won numerous titles.
We’ve always had a kick up the arse in the early part of the season, in recent seasons that was Palace at home, this season seemingly Wolves away.
We’ll see come May. That’s when titles and medals are handed out - not in September, or whatever else month it was you celebrated last season.
No change then!Sorry lad but you're not seeing what's being pointed out.
It might have been no bother in the 90s - this is 30 years later. It damages the PL having one team dominating these days, it needs "sharing" out.
The decision to not award that second yellow speaks volumes. We're truly up against it this season!!!!
Nah not embarrassing at all, I'm pleased for them.Tottenham over celebrating a flukey win , embarrassing.
Sorry pal, I don’t agree with this, there has never been as much money in the English top division as there is now. The story of City’s climb, the Aguero moment and all that followed has not impeded the game’s growth, in fact I would say it has enhanced it. The comparison with Bayern is wrong as well, they have a financial dominance that means they can swap their manager for a rubbish one and still guarantee the league by a large gap. At this present time Chelsea and United are matching (and I would suggest surpassing) our spending and look at the state of them. The story at city is the story of Pep, the story of a footballing genius who is on another level to his contemporaries and is one step ahead tactically. When Pep goes, this golden period in our history stops in much the same way as when Busby and Fergie left United, Dalglish left the dippers and Herbert Chapman left you guys.By the way, don’t take this the wrong way but from a commercial point of view, City turning the EPL into a Bayern dominated Bundesliga is unhelpful, as the EPL could become less interesting and for all the loss of revenue that might entail. PGMOL is basically the ultra arm of the EPL. It doesn’t matter how good you are, you’re not winning it this season. You heard it here first. Bookmark this because future events will prove me right. Have you ever wondered why VAR was invented? Think about it.
One team dominating the league title for a very long stretch of time has been going on in England since the early 1970s:By the way, don’t take this the wrong way but from a commercial point of view, City turning the EPL into a Bayern dominated Bundesliga is unhelpful, as the EPL could become less interesting and for all the loss of revenue that might entail. PGMOL is basically the ultra arm of the EPL. It doesn’t matter how good you are, you’re not winning it this season. You heard it here first. Bookmark this because future events will prove me right. Have you ever wondered why VAR was invented? Think about it.
This sort of attitude is irritating me. There’s no such thing as over-celebrating. Good on them, I say. There should be more of it.Tottenham over celebrating a flukey win , embarrassing.
Because the money was still rolling in by the bucket load. Not the case with City - primarily a Club with a support base which is local to Manchester - dominating.If what you’re saying is true (it might well be), how come it wasn’t true of Liverpool and United?
100%.By the way, don’t take this the wrong way but from a commercial point of view, City turning the EPL into a Bayern dominated Bundesliga is unhelpful, as the EPL could become less interesting and for all the loss of revenue that might entail. PGMOL is basically the ultra arm of the EPL. It doesn’t matter how good you are, you’re not winning it this season. You heard it here first. Bookmark this because future events will prove me right. Have you ever wondered why VAR was invented? Think about it.