Inter Me Nan
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Read that last night, at least we didn't disrespect it by fucking it off and going to Brazil eh jose you rag bastard.
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United 2016/17
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M18CTID
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Read that last night, at least we didn't disrespect it by fucking it off and going to Brazil eh jose you rag bastard.
To be fair, and I'm loathe to give him any credit, Mourinho wasn't their manager back then and I think he was talking from a personal point of view as manager of United rather than a club point of view. I see his comments as more of a swipe at Pellegrini than City (they most certainly can't be a swipe at Pep as he wasn't here last season when we fielded that team against Chelsea in the FA Cup), and if they were aimed in any way at the club then so fucking what? It's long gone now and therefore a shit attempt at some mind games. In any case, I will add that plenty of our own fans weren't too enamoured with that team Pellegrini put out and while I wasn't as arsed as some, I did feel he went too far and could've fielded a more experienced side without jeopardising our plans for the PSG CL game and the League Cup final.
Inter Me Nan
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You lost me at 'To be fair' ; )To be fair, and I'm loathe to give him any credit, Mourinho wasn't their manager back then and I think he was talking from a personal point of view as manager of United rather than a club point of view. I see his comments as more of a swipe at Pellegrini than City (they most certainly can't be a swipe at Pep as he wasn't here last season when we fielded that team against Chelsea in the FA Cup), and if they were aimed in any way at the club then so fucking what? It's long gone now and therefore a shit attempt at some mind games. In any case, I will add that plenty of our own fans weren't too enamoured with that team Pellegrini put out and while I wasn't as arsed as some, I did feel he went too far and could've fielded a more experienced side without jeopardising our plans for the PSG CL game and the League Cup final.
M18CTID
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You lost me at 'To be fair' ; )
I think I lost myself after that ;)
bluethrunthru
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Exactly that, could you imagine if they had played the way we did against Monaco and Barca? Could you imagine the wankafon if they had Jesus, Sane and Sterling in their side. They would be calling it the second coming of the holy trinity or the new busby babes or getting the BBC to make a documentary of the class of 2017 when Jesus,Raheem and Leroy buy Curzon Ashton in a few years time.
I'd rather they bought the rags and ran them like Venkys do Blackburn............... the sooner the better in my opinion
gordondaviesmoustache
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I like you.You lost me at 'To be fair' ; )
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Read that last night, at least we didn't disrespect it by fucking it off and going to Brazil eh jose you rag bastard.
It didn't take Mourinho long to buy into the shit propaganda of his employers. It's a special kind of shithouse who, for no apparent reason, has to have a swipe at another team. He's a special one alright - a special shithouse. Manager and club are made for one another. Shithouse employee and shithouse employer!
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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If Jose is accusing City of disrespecting the FA cup can we not say that the fact that their team is 6th and cost more than a small countries economy is a sign of them disrespecting the Premier league?
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Football Hypocrisy Alert
In 2014, Manchester City’s League Cup success came at a price, leaving injured players, and a fixture pile-up, not helped by the late postponement of the home game against Sunderland.
This left City with three games in hand, which funnily enough, the Chelsea Manager ridiculously considered to be a manufactured advantage.
Three years later,Manchester United’s League Cup success has come at a price, leaving injured players, and a fixture pile-up, which funnily enough their Manager thinks is unfair.
Once a Twat
Always a Twat.
In 2014, Manchester City’s League Cup success came at a price, leaving injured players, and a fixture pile-up, not helped by the late postponement of the home game against Sunderland.
This left City with three games in hand, which funnily enough, the Chelsea Manager ridiculously considered to be a manufactured advantage.
Three years later,Manchester United’s League Cup success has come at a price, leaving injured players, and a fixture pile-up, which funnily enough their Manager thinks is unfair.
Once a Twat
Always a Twat.
r.soleofsalford
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If Jose is accusing City of disrespecting the FA cup can we not say that the fact that their team is 6th and cost more than a small countries economy is a sign of them disrespecting the Premier league?
how that despicable twat can call anybody else disrespectful is criminal
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