What are your unpopular opinions on City that you believe 100%?

I'm all for respecting personal opinions but I'm somewhat baffled by your third bullet point. If you're aware of some dark secret concerning Vinny, then please share it with us. Otherwise, I'm not sure it's fair or appropriate to pass judgement purely based on what sounds like nothing more than a gut feeling.
I said he's one of my favorite players but seemed a bit weird, what is unfair or inappropriate about that?
 
I'm sure they will be unpopular. but I do believe....

Sell Raheem, we saw the best of him for 18 months, now he couldn't hit a cows arse with a Banjo - he'll never get a statue. Double up with Jesus as he will never be a striker of any value - sell him too.
Phil will end up like Gazza, a great talent wasted to being a knob / eyebrow modelling
The owners have taken the piss with 10 years of price increases / SuperLeague bollocks / Dark Fruits and the worst ticket office in history.
Mahrez is still a lazy git, FFS
Our younger fan base are resembling the ManUre wankers of old with a sense of entitlement.
 
Some of my "unpopular" opinions amongst other fellow City fans:

- Laporte and Stones are both more talented CBs than Dias.
- Gundo is our best midfielder
- Sterling is our best attacking player
- Yaya was the most influential signing we've made since the takeover.

What are some of your guys' unpopular opinions?
Maybe best but not most consistent.
 
Hughes would have delivered trophies had he been gIven longer. Anyone who signed Vinny knew what he was doing.
 
While we're on a roll:

The lengths some of our fans go to to defend our owners against "the media" and opposition supporters is embarrassing. There's a difference between sticking up for your football club and coming across a massive sycophant for billionaires who will never know you exist.

At the Etihad, during live games, black players on our team receive a level of criticism that's far more intense and incessant compared to the criticism our non-black players receive. Jesus Navas is the only non-black player to receive similar levels of abuse and he scored 2 goals across three seasons.

We're definitely spoilt as a fanbase now.

The "empty seats" banter is total nonsense but the jibes about our atmosphere are true. The introduction of the 3rd tier and the increase in season ticket prices since 2012 have both contributed to a less hostile, more middle class, more relaxed mood in the ground. I'm one to talk, sitting in the North Stand, but the point stands.

The club has been purposefully disconnecting itself from proper fans for years. There was a happy medium between 2009 and 2012 under Garry Cook but as soon as Ferran Soriano came in and took over the commercial side of the club, fan engagement has absolutely tanked. He doesn't give a shiny fandango about us.
Aleks got more grief than any other player and edin
 
I'm all for respecting personal opinions but I'm somewhat baffled by your third bullet point. If you're aware of some dark secret concerning Vinny, then please share it with us. Otherwise, I'm not sure it's fair or appropriate to pass judgement purely based on what sounds like nothing more than a gut feeling.
I met and spoke with Vincent Kompany on a couple of occasions. I have to agree with @yankblue, he came across as a rather 'odd' and somewhat 'self-interested' character. Much like a few other foreign players I've met over the years.

Whether or not you would consider this as a 'dark secret' is up to you
 

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