Which ex-city player do you dislike the most?

Basically the ones who didn't ‘buy in’ to City and came to take the piss for the money
Ball, Clark, Keegan, Royle, Pearce etc signed a few of them lot, unfortunately McManaman, Fowler, Mills, Clough etc.
Before that, Peter Bodak and Robert Hopkins stand out as horrible dickheads
Compare them to the likes of The Goat, Morrison, Bish, Horlock, Huckerby, Kinky, Curle etc who understood and identified with us immediately and still do to this day
 
Clevers said:
In the case of footballers' wives - £££££
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True but she would be an ex footballer's wife and she could have taken him for half or more considering what he'd done.

They built a 6m house while he was serving his time ffs
 
lefty goldblatt said:
Peter Reid ....for selling Michael Hughes
Stuart Pearce....dictionary definition of the word fraud
Milner.....for deliberately running down his contract, with no intention of staying
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Reid not only sold Michael Hughes he replaced him with the much older, slower Rick Holden who was returned to sender by Horton.
 
There’s obviously the common ones. Most mentioned.
Met Huckerby & Paul Ritchie in the Ritz once, they were both insufferable dick heads.
Always sticks with me what bellends they were.
 
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schfc6 said:
There’s obviously the common ones. Most mentioned.
Met Huckerby & Paul Ritchie in the Ritz once, they were both insufferable dick heads.
Always stick with me what bellends they were.
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I do think the same about Richard Edghill, He was an absolute cock wobble and it just sticks with me what a prick he was.
 
I am a bit indifferent to the Milner shout because I always felt he never truly fit in at City and because of it he had apathy towards the club because no manager really loved him as a footballer. He was always a fill in guy that would occasionally get a run of games but ultimately never nail down a place. I am surprised by how many games he played for us. Must have been the most used substitute during his time at City, surely?

He got lucky with the Liverpool move because I thought his time at the top was over when he left City and he got a Champions League out of that move which makes his CV, in my opinion, better that it deserves, plus Klopp adored him for what he brought the club.
 
Yankunian said:
probably in the minority here but I couldn't stand Bellamy , came across a bit of a prick when I met him in Barcelona day after Juan Gamper trophy in 2009
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I heard a story about him once.

He was in a pub and a guy was trying to show off for him, think he was doing kick ups with a pool ball or something.
Bellamy then just said
‘I bet you can’t do this though’

Pulled out a £50 note and set it on fire.

No idea if it’s true. But I can imagine him doing that.
 
Gorbachev said:
I am a bit indifferent to the Milner shout because I always felt he never truly fit in at City and because of it he had apathy towards the club because no manager really loved him as a footballer. He was always a fill in guy that would occasionally get a run of games but ultimately never nail down a place. I am surprised by how many games he played for us. Must have been the most used substitute during his time at City, surely?

He got lucky with the Liverpool move because I thought his time at the top was over when he left City and he got a Champions League out of that move which makes his CV, in my opinion, better that it deserves, plus Klopp adored him for what he brought the club.
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Remember after the sick Swan he said he enjoyed it most as a Leeds fan so hated the rags.
 
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