United Thread | 2025/26

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Just a precationary measure at this stage, but I'm trying to work out how to eat jelly and ice-cream while jumping up and down on a bouncy castle?

 

[blue by birth]

Untied seem to be making a habit of winning these days. Next season should be interesting, TBH I'm a bit bored with them being utterly shit

I will never get bored of those fucking rag cunts being shite..
The longer they are shite the better..I hate the fuckers with a vengeance

 

[Franny 1234]

Untied seem to be making a habit of winning these days. Next season should be interesting, TBH I'm a bit bored with them being utterly shit

Wash your mouth out.
Never get bored of them winning f-ck all and being totally shit.

 

[MCFCTrick]

Just realised we are out of ice cream ... Will restock tomorrow.

 

[bluetonium]

Just seen their second goal that slot has moaned about. Normally I'm dubious about handballs that could be seen as accidental, but for this one I can't see how they did actually give it.

Last touch of the ball before it crosses the line is from sesko's hand. He clearly moves his hand towards the ball to make contact. Yet Darren England and VAR agree it's a legitimate goal.

Can't we agree that handball has to be given if the hand changes the flight of the ball, the path of the ball means it wouldn't have hit the player's body otherwise, or it's the last touch before crossing the goal line? Seems basic stuff that, but yet again here we are watching the rags get another stuffy decision.

As ai said in my last post about the this lot, they're very reliant on stuffy decisions and this season has been no exception. It's got them into the champions league again and I'm annoyed with that, but I am hopeful that having to play every three days, and face European referees with their wildly differing interpretation of all the rules, will mean they return to being turd next season.

 

[pauls]

Just seen their second goal that slot has moaned about. Normally I'm dubious about handballs that could be seen as accidental, but for this one I can't see how they did actually give it.

Last touch of the ball before it crosses the line is from sesko's hand. He clearly moves his hand towards the ball to make contact. Yet Darren England and VAR agree it's a legitimate goal.

Can't we agree that handball has to be given if the hand changes the flight of the ball, the path of the ball means it wouldn't have hit the player's body otherwise, or it's the last touch before crossing the goal line? Seems basic stuff that, but yet again here we are watching the rags get another stuffy decision.

As ai said in my last post about the this lot, they're very reliant on stuffy decisions and this season has been no exception. It's got them into the champions league again and I'm annoyed with that, but I am hopeful that having to play every three days, and face European referees with their wildly differing interpretation of all the rules, will mean they return to being turd next season.

If Alty fucking Taylor did his job rigjt with the Dalot challenge ,their momentum wouldnt have evolved,plus Pawson the other cheating twat should have got involved.
Would love to ask Taylor what is the diffference between Rodri/Gibbswhite and Gabriel/Haaland hradbutt motions with different outcomes.
Weve seen this all before with Ole, hopefully the current positivity wirh Carrick gets him the job where next year he,ll have more gsmes to get his tactical mastermind around.
Expect even more articles from big nose Stone at Rag BBC if thats at all possible.

 

[Bigg Bigg Blue]

Plastic fan + plastic fan+ plastic steward

How times have changed, years ago he would have been battered to fuck

 

[Roachy]

I will never get bored of those fucking rag cunts being shite..
The longer they are shite the better..I hate the fuckers with a vengeance

Well said. This should be the bare minimum default setting for any City supporters attitude towards that lot.

 

[surprisedbygrass]

Just seen their second goal that slot has moaned about. Normally I'm dubious about handballs that could be seen as accidental, but for this one I can't see how they did actually give it.

Last touch of the ball before it crosses the line is from sesko's hand. He clearly moves his hand towards the ball to make contact. Yet Darren England and VAR agree it's a legitimate goal.

Can't we agree that handball has to be given if the hand changes the flight of the ball, the path of the ball means it wouldn't have hit the player's body otherwise, or it's the last touch before crossing the goal line? Seems basic stuff that, but yet again here we are watching the rags get another stuffy decision.

As ai said in my last post about the this lot, they're very reliant on stuffy decisions and this season has been no exception. It's got them into the champions league again and I'm annoyed with that, but I am hopeful that having to play every three days, and face European referees with their wildly differing interpretation of all the rules, will mean they return to being turd next season.

What . A dodgy goal given for the home side at The Swamp . Well who'd have thought it ! I suppose his hand wasn't "interfering with play" either ....

 

[give it to gordon]

Plastic fan + plastic fan+ plastic steward

Strange manc accents

 

[Ban-jani]

Another unbelievable decision goes in their favour at home.

 

[dadnlad]

What . A dodgy goal given for the home side at The Swamp . Well who'd have thought it ! I suppose his hand wasn't "interfering with play" either ....

Natural position
To punch ball in net

 

[johncity]

What . A dodgy goal given for the home side at The Swamp . Well who'd have thought it ! I suppose his hand wasn't "interfering with play" either ....

No it wasn’t joke it just went in off his hand cheating twats hate them more today than yesterday

 

[KentBlue]

Another unbelievable decision goes in their favour at home.

But we all knew it was going to happen. We have all been subconsciously bracing ourselves for the deluge of 'contentious' decisions that will help them get CL football. We knew it when they were heading towards relegation under Amorin. In fact, we've always known that when they need assistance to get a required result, they will get that assistance. We know it, and football fans in general know it. Pubs all over the length and breadth of England are full of blokes on a Saturday night, talking about the latest scandalous decision that has helped the rags out of a spot of bother.

If you're looking for a level playing field you're not going to find it in the Premier League.

 

[Protein Junkie]

Rags away at Sunderland next.
One of my favourite fixtures !

 

[TonyColemansbagofapples]

Videos required

 

[Vienna_70]

Rags away at Sunderland next.
One of my favourite fixtures !

That should be on an application form for membership of Bluemoon.

Which non-City Premier League fixture is your favourite?

Just as the events at Etihad are forever etched in my memory, I will never forget the piss-taking of the Sunderland supporters on that glorious day in May 2012.

 

[West Yorks Owl]

Football quiz: Name every Man Utd Premier League goalscorer against Liverpool since 2010

From 2010 to the present day, there have been 23 players who have scored for Manchester United against Liverpool in the Premier League. Can you name them all in our quiz?

www.bbc.co.uk

Manchester United: Michael Carrick has "magic" of Sir Alex Ferguson era says Matheus Cunha

Manchester United forward Matheus Cunha believes interim boss Michael Carrick is the perfect man to reconnect the club to its trophy-laden past.

www.bbc.co.uk

BBC ramping up the article quota for a change!

 

[jaiguruKun]

Another unbelievable decision goes in their favour at home.

Ridiculous. It was a deliberate handball

 

[youngbob]

Carrick set to be given the job. Fantastic news.