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blatant penalty denied when 2-0 up.
got complacent on the wrong end of another bad decision for CSKA second goal. same old same old. |
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City interested in Kondogbia from Monaco
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along with every other man and his dog
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Wow, a City thread that has made it past the 1st page. I am impressed
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I think it's called schadenfreude Onepercenter. City have quietly been winning titles while people have been roaring with alughter and pointing at the likes of United, Arsenal, Spurs and Liverpool over the last few seasons. Not much to laugh at regarding City so people don't ned to wave their arms around. Of course if the wheels come off there will be plenty of activity. After all I don't think United ever came to terms with the fact that in their home City their neighbours were traditionally the bigger club.
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so apart from being a right wing sun reading facist your also a bitter bert, city a bigger club than Manchester United
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You know about as much about football as you do politics you clown. By the way I'm a Leeds supporter but I know for a fact that United didn't overtake City in terms of their status until Busby. Go back pre war and City were not only the biggest club in Manchester but arguably the best supported side in England.
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I think it's called schadenfreude Onepercenter. City have quietly been winning titles while people have been roaring with alughter and pointing at the likes of United, Arsenal, Spurs and Liverpool over the last few seasons. Not much to laugh at regarding City so people don't ned to wave their arms around. Of course if the wheels come off there will be plenty of activity. After all I don't think United ever came to terms with the fact that in their home City their neighbours were traditionally the bigger club.
Thought the wheels came off for City last season. If City are a bigger club within Manchester how come they can't fill their ground for Champions League games? Maybe they need to start doing BOGOF offers for those games as they do for league games. |
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That's because City, unlike far more greedy clubs, don't rip their fans off by forcing them to buy European tickets as part of their season ticket. HTH
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That's because City are not a business, they are a rich man's plaything.
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You need to sack that carer OnePercenter. Either they don't read so well or they aren't putting the effort in. Tell them me that there is a difference between the words were and are.
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The hate Sterling is getting is embarrassing, especially from the England game yesterday. He was no better or worse than anyone else & in no way stood out as being the 'worst player'.
Pretty much confirms he's nailed on to come to us though. If he was joining Arsenal than the hate mob in the media would be no where near as strong. Where was this hate mob when Liverpool were buying players from Southampton? I don't recall an outcry that the Southampton players weren't being loyal to that club. |
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Brady was aggressive on sterling yesterday but was still England's only real outlet. Rooney and Lallana we're much worst but wasn't mentioned. I think moving to us playing with miles better players will improve his confidence come the start of next season. He's probably seen as Liverpool and England's biggest threat which he won't be at city which should free him up.
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What happens when the rich man finds a new play thing like Real Madrid?
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city want to start new season away from home to give them time to add 6000 more seats to the council house. What for ?
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Khedira to Juventus done and official.
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that midfield of theirs is getting a bit busy, maybe one or two need shipping out :-)
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New owner pledged 1 billion on the surrounding area, to upgrade it.
He be passing on the ownership to his sons. City here to stay |
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sold out?
Is a BOGOF ticket the same as sold ticket? How about BOGTF? |
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BOGOF just means the tickets are sold at half price. Personally I'm all in favour of reduced ticket prices, it would appear that you aren't
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I hope we don't buy Raheem Sterling.
Di Maria would be a much better option than Sterling, proven world class and less baggage |
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just thought the slow pace of Uniteds passing last year really stifled him
would do well at City given the speed they move the ball around |
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Raheem Sterling?????
Jack Wheelchair?????????? do not want either of these berks at the club |
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with the FA forcing clubs to have homegrown players the options are limited
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City just lost their best home grown player, James Milner.
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Don't get the love for Milner just because he works hard
Easily City's and Englands worst player Play always breaks down when he's involved |
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lol
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next game against Real Madrid on Friday night
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not them again
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at least they are in pot 2 as well for this seasons CL
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odds crashed on De Bruyne signing
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lets support this thread...not many blue goo... about. Real Madrid 4 City 1 ; the future looks bright.
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Keep Calm and Carry On...........
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Think if there was a capacity of 150,000 , it would have still filled up at the MCG last night
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Manchester City are prepared to pay a British record £60million to prise Kevin De Bruyne away from Wolfsburg.
De Bruyne has given City the green light to begin the bidding by telling Wolfsburg he wants to leave. |
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Opening offer will be around £40 million .
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